My Subschtick
Sarah Stein Lubrano, Clare Follmann, Connective Tissue, James Muldoon, Benjamin TaylorMy Subschtick (noun): a mini version of my general schtick. Which is politics, cultural criticism, critical theory, bits of cognitive science reframed in lefty ways.
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Jacob Bessen on How Sicilians are Neighbouring with Migrants
I’m sharing this interview with Jacob Bessen, an anthropologist and student of David Graeber, with everyone, all subscribers! The topic is incredibly close to my heart—both because I’m deeply attached to questions of neighbouring and politi...
Chatbots and therapists both build up your ego – but who benefits from that?
On the Ego and AI-lienation
I’ve been commissioned to write a few pieces for Krauterreporter—a subscriber-only publication in German. My paid subscribers get access to them in English :)
When Men Have Nobody to Call - What That Has to Do With Social Reproduction
I was delighted to talk to Sam Pressler, of , also co-author of a Nobody to Call, a report on what isolated men in America’s lives are like. Please see the transcript below, if you prefer that style to the video. We talk about why men often...
5 Ways Art Could Change the World (and why it might not)
Do you have a theory of power for your art?
In a world overflowing with both grave political problems and algorithmically-generated images, can art change the world? Or is that a romantic myth?
Social Theory From the Mic
I’m holding the mic but I’m quiet because I’m listening to an audience member. She’s upset because she thinks the kids will vote Reform. This seems unlikely to me given a wealth of data on the matter, but I’m trying to keep an open mind as...
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Critical theory and cognitive science.
Clare Follmann, MES, is a writer and environmentalist whose work engages with themes of ecology, language, and philosophy. Her book Scapegoat: What the Invasive Species Story Gets Wrong (AK Press) is out now. She lives in Olympia, WA.
A newsletter on the connections, communities, and commitments that bind us together.
Written by James Muldoon, writer and academic researching AI
Feeding the community one tree at a time
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