The New Yorker
October 12-18
One Direction’s Liam Payne, the Psychological Bottom Line, Hospitality, and Good Vibrations
The Purpose Driven Job
Why Would You Sacrifice So Much for Your Work? Because It’s Not a Job, It’s a Calling.
Thank God for Jokes: How Christ Redeems Our Ridicule
“Every Man is Important if He Loses His Life; and Every Man is Funny if He Loses His Hat and has to Run After It”
A Pandemic of Shame: Seeking Refuge From Online Anger
“How Much More Grievous are the Consequences of Anger than the Causes of It.”
Another Week Ends: Justin Bieber, the Tyranny of Meritocracy, Accidentally Going Viral, Pandemic Show Tunes, and More Strange Rites
1. Leading off this week, the philosopher Michael Sandel has some hefty critiques of the […]
Another Week Ends: Strange Rites, QAnon, Gracious Gardens, Accelerated Alienation, Imputed Memes, Masterclasses and The Killers
1. First up, I had the privilege of penning the lead review in the latest […]
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