The Neighborhood Sociologist
Rod GrahamA newsletter using a sociological imagination to talk about society, culture, and politics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 168 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 20 days ago |
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Boldly Going Nowhere?
For a species that can imagine traveling faster than light, we are remarkably unimaginative about Fridays.
A four-day workweek still sounds radical to plenty of people. I don’t even recall television shows depicting it in a fictitious worl...
The Yeoman Professor’s Leverage
Using AI to Build an Intellectual Life Beyond the University
I have been particularly productive lately. Let me recount what I have been up to.
The difference between thinking critically and critically thinking
Or, the role of the critical scholar in a democracy
How did we adopt artificial intelligence so quickly and with so little public debate? How can almost everyone see that our democracy is in trouble while no one seems to know how to repair...
On Jason Arday, Charlie Kirk and Cyberviolence
Or, sticks and stones may break bones...but so will words
Recently, the sociological community lost one of its own. The circumstances surrounding Jason Arday’s death reminded me that society has not fully accepted how many of us now “live”...
The Odyssey Controversy and the Rise of Essentialism
The Rise of Essentialist Thinking in the United States
My plan was to write about the culture-war controversy surrounding the new adaptation of The Odyssey. For those unaware, the film has become a flashpoint after director Christopher Nol...
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Gadfly | Professor of Sociology at Old Dominion University | I post about social science, culture, and progressive politics | Views are my own
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