
Rigorous essays on female psychology, cultural criticism, and the theology of technology. Where science, scripture, and the social world meet.
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There is a reflex in how we talk about leaving the house less: we call it a mood, a phase, a personality trait. Something that happened inside a person. Understanding the clinical difference between rotting and restoration, which Part 1 lai...
There is irony nested inside the contemporary lexicon of rest. A demographic intimately fluent in the vocabulary of clinical psychology has voluntarily adopted a term denoting organic decay, “bed rotting,” and immediately filed it under the...
A look at women’s bodies as thrones and platforms for men.
In 1893, the French sculptor François-Rupert Carabin carved an armchair out of walnut and built its supports from nude female bodies, bent and folded into the work of holding a sea...
Roland Barthes opens A Lover’s Discourse with a frank admission about the lover’s position in language and in life. “Am I in love?” he writes. “Yes, since I am waiting.” The waiting is the tell. The waiting reveals who, in any given arrange...
Serendipity is dying; we're priced out of third places, everything but swiping at home costs money. What if there’s a reward for successful dating-app couples, and who profits?
In 1995, two percent of American couples met online. By 2017,...
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Written by Jordan Sadie Harrell, Spiritual Intellect uses neurobiology, sociology, and Christian anthropology to create perceptive cultural theory. A 100% reader-supported, ongoing investigation into female embodiment, relational ethics, and tech.
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