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The Wit’s Guide to Kitsch
Long before dogs played poker, monkeys played backgammon. Etching after David Teniers the Younger, 1635-1668
What is kitsch? Just ask Milan Kundera, the dissident novelist who made kitsch a central subject of his work. Czech, please?
“Kit...
The Wit’s Guide to Schadenfreude
Return to the convent, or Monk, He See, Eduardo Zamacois, 1868
We have Lisa Simpson to thank for the widespread use of the word schadenfreude. In the 1991 Simpsons episode “When Flanders Failed” — a non sequitur reference if ever there was...
Copium is the hopium of the dopiums
Just like one of those Marxes may have said
Greetings, lovely supporters of my work! Here’s my latest language column from Canada’s Globe and Mail.
The Wit’s Guide to The Poor
Poverty on parade in Fernand Pelez’s La Vachalcade (1896)
If no one ever really thinks they’re rich enough, everyone at least occasionally feels poor. It could be lying awake at 3 a.m. thinking about retirement, or walking past the first-c...
The Wit’s Guide to The Rich
The subjects of Marinus van Reymerswaele's The Moneychanger and His Wife (1539) keep their eyes on the prize, their brains on the gains, and their stares on their shares.
The rich are different from you and me — or are they? When we talk a...
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