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Linguistic Liberation

Pedantry has always been popular. For most of the history of the English language, trends have favored those with an eye for corrections, whether that’s…

Public Intellectuals in the Digital Age

Apparently, I’m not too young to feel nostalgia for the early Internet, but I’m also not too old to yearn for a rededication of this…

The Revolution According to Gina Apostol

The act of uncovering power, however, cannot just be to bear witness to power’s abuses; what Apostol provides are complex psychological portraits of the subaltern, their oppressors, and the oppressors’ collaborators. It is that duality that is particular to Apostol’s work: a deep understanding of oppressor and oppressed.

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