That Blog You Like Is Going to Come Back in Style
Adam KotskoAn attempt at a new start from the oldest of old-school bloggers. I plan to address My Type of Thing: everything from pedagogy to political theology, leavened with autobiographical reflection. My opinions do not necessarily represent those of my employer.
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Faust and the French New Wave
Pittsburgh Review of Books has published an article of mine on an admittedly niche topic: the influence of F.W. Murnau’s silent film Faust on the French New Wave director Éric Rohmer’s masterpiece, My Night at Maud’s. Here is a sample:
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I lay down a tight rainbow
One spring day at the independent Shimer College, the dean sat me down and told me that the retired faculty member who taught Eastern studies courses as an adjunct and finally decided to retire for real. Seeing that I had a degree in theolo...
No, evangelicals can’t teach us anything about organizing
I’m a little surprised that I’m seeing so many people linking to “What Evangelicals Can Teach Us about Organizing.” The post itself is a glorified summary of Rick Warren's 1995 book The Purpose-Driven Church, which was pitched as a kind of...
Wouldn’t it be great if there wasn’t any law at all?
Whenever I have a lull between focused research projects, I like to be as varied as possible in the ample reading time afforded by my commute, and I also like to prevent decision paralysis by giving myself a set menu of books to choose from...
No risk, no reward
Earlier this week, I opened up my morning Financial Times to find a headline that read: “Anthropic warns of ‘existential risks to humanity’ in IPO prospectus.” The subhead indicated that the company’s valuation was expected to exceed $2 tri...
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Adam Kotsko is a writer, teacher, and translator based in Chicago.
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