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Michael Rushton

Michael Rushton on cultural policy past and present

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Reading James Marriott’s The New Dark Ages

A year ago James Marriott had a Substack post on “the dawn of the post-literate society” that as I write has over 21,000 likes and 6,000 restacks: clearly something that struck a chord. And now we have a book length treatment of the issue,...

10 days ago
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Macklemore, Sheeran, Kraft

This has been all over the papers, so I’ll only give a brief synopsis: Ed Sheeran is on a US stadium tour, and has Macklemore as an opening act. Macklemore makes statements about Israel-Palestine on stage. A forthcoming stadium gig, at Robe...

a month ago
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We cannot quantify the richness of a nation’s literary life

In the English-speaking world, is there a decline in our literacy and in how people live with literature? For the past while there has been a debate on whether we are losing our literary culture - James Marriott thinks we are at the “dawn o...

a month ago
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The Personal Brand Generation

Last week I learned that Arizona State University had launched a new degree program, a Bachelor of Arts in Content Creation, which can be taken either online or in-person:

Do you dream of monetizing your video channel or making social me...

2 months ago
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Together forever

In the New York Times this weekend, Kurt Andersen has an op-ed on how the United States has become so deeply polarized that it just might be inevitable that the country splits in two (gift link here):

A national divorce — let alone a civ...

2 months ago
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