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Twentieth-century Blake Criticism: Northrop Frye to the Present (Garland reference library of the humanities)

This Is a Picture and Not the World: Movies and a Post-9/11 America

Speeding to the Millennium: Film & Culture 1993-1995 (S U N Y Series in Postmodern Culture)

Psychological Perspectives on Literature: Freudian Dissidents and Non-Freudians

Psychocriticism: An Annotated Bibliography (Bibliographies and Indexes in World Literature)

Postmodern Journeys: Film and Culture, 1996-1998 (S U N Y Series in Postmodern Culture)

Mots D'Ordre: Disorder in Literary Worlds (Suny Series, the Margins of Literature)

Memory's Orbit: Film and Culture 1999-2000

Hauntings: Popular Film and American Culture 1990-1992 (Suny Series in Postmodern Culture)

Dark Affinities, Dark Imaginaries: A Mind's Odyssey

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Dean & Britta—The Warhol: Silver Home Studio Sessions

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The Political Economy of the Pandemic in the U.S. and Moving Forward

Even before the recent Omicron variant and the economy, our lives were in distress. Working conditions for most workers on the job have declined, stress has increased over the last… [...]

The Smearing of Emma Watson

Anyone who has ever been critical of Israeli actions toward the Palestinian people knows what to expect next—an avalanche of pit-bull attacks and smears that their criticisms of Israel are… [...]

The Decline of Unions and the Ongoing Struggle for Workers’ Rigths

During 2021, there were signs of growing militancy in America’s beleaguered union movement, as thousands of workers went out on strike at John Deere, Kellogg’s, Nabisco, Frito-Lay, Volvo, Frontier Communications,… [...]

Bipartisan Biden Builds Back Bupkis: Reflections on Biden’s Inauguration Anniversary

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Welcome to Colorado: the Land of Oil Giants and Lilliputian Regulators

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Biden-Cheney or Trump-Greenwald?

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“World’s Greatest Deliberative Body”? Hardly

The website of the US Senate notes that the Senate has been a forum for free debate and the protection of political minorities. Here, the words has been is a key point. By its very nature, the… [...]

Black Americans Mostly Left Behind by Progress Since Dr. King’s Death

On Apr. 4, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, while assisting striking sanitation workers. Back then, over a half century ago, the wholesale racial integration… [...]

Beyond Fauci: When Physicians are Victims

Persecution of physicians, scientists and all those that go against the accepted knowledge or norms of the times is an ancient practice. One of the most famous cases concerns Galileo… [...]

The Myth of Bi-Partisan Necessity

The moves by Democratic Senators Joe Manchin (West Virginia) and Kyrsten Sinema (Arizona) to quash President Biden’s major policy initiatives on voting rights, climate change, and social programs will not… [...]

Race Relations and the Natures of Our Beasts

For the next month Americans will be “celebrating” two major holidays — aside from the coveted gleeful call-in-a-sickie Super Bowl hangover Monday, with fuzzy dreams of halftime ads still staggering… [...]

Is Europe’s Inflation Joe Biden’s Fault?

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Ready for Another Game of Russian Roulette?

As the U.S. moves nuclear forces closer and closer to the border of Russia, and as our corporate media bang their war drums louder and louder, does anyone remember the… [...]

Rentier Capitalism and Class Warfare in Kazakhstan

The recent protests in oil-rich Kazakhstan have highlighted the devastating effects of rent extraction. The country’s largest sellers of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), including KazMunaiGas, Kazgermunai, CNPC-AktobeMunaiGas and Kazakhoil, have… [...]

The Hydra of Our Day

Preface to the Arabic Edition of The Many-Headed Hydra: Sailors, Slaves, Commoners, and the Hidden History of the Revolutionary Atlantic to be published by Kotob Khan, Cairo, March 2022. To begin… [...]

BoJo “Big Dog” Johnson, Distemper in the Time of Pandemic

On 8 December 2021 Boris “BoJo” Johnson declared himself to be “furious” over a leaked video clip showing his then press secretary Allegra Stratton and other Downing Street staff joking… [...]

The Peoples’ Money: Transitioning to a Steady State Economy

1. A significant cause of the unjust inequalities of wealth found in our society is a simple mechanism which keeps it all going: the state-chartered monopoly power held by private… [...]

America’s New Class War

There is one last hope for the United States. It does not lie in the ballot box. It lies in the union organizing and strikes by workers at Amazon, Starbucks,… [...]

Why Pay Less? The US Strategy for Vaccinating the World

Earlier this month, Dr. Peter Hotez announced that his team of researchers at Texas Children’s Hospital and Baylor University had developed an effective vaccine against the coronavirus. In limited clinical… [...]

In South Africa as in Palestine: Why We Must Protect the Legacy of Desmond Tutu

Long before intersectionality became a prevailing concept which helped delineate the relationship between various marginalized and oppressed groups, late South Africa’s Archbishop Desmond Tutu said it all in a few… [...]

The Damage Done to Canyon of the Ancients National Monument by Livestock Grazing

Livestock grazing threatens the integrity of Colorado’s Canyon of the Ancients National Monument. Located in SW Colorado near Cortez, President Clinton established the 176,000 acre Monument in 2000 to protect… [...]

Why the Volcanic Eruption in Tonga was so Violent

The Kingdom of Tonga doesn’t often attract global attention, but a violent eruption of an underwater volcano on January 15 has spread shock waves, quite literally, around half the world.… [...]

Tracking Humans as a Migratory Species

The will to migrate is rooted in the human genes for survival. This study tracks the natural dispersion of humans on the earth through open migration and freedom of movement,… [...]

Aafia Siddiqui, Political Prisoner

The media coverage of the hostage-taking at a synagogue in Texas has been predictably hysterical, Islamophobic and inaccurate about Aafia Siddiqui, the apparent political cause of the hostage-taker Malik Faisad Akram. According… [...]

Say It Ain’t So, Joe, Again

The Biden administration (with a 33% approval rating) looks like the zeppelin Hidenburg just before it hit the ground in New Jersey. But it isn’t only Arizona’s Sinema’s anti-voting rights… [...]

Thoughts for the End of Days: a Morning Star, Insatiability, DishBrain, Xenobots

“He had also gone through a bad divorce, become estranged from his only daughter and been diagnosed with skin cancer, but he insisted that all of that, however painful, was… [...]

Secure Our Right to Vote

Recent legislative actions in Montana have made access to voting harder. Restricting eligible voters’ access to voting does not equate to more secure elections. For example, let’s look at the… [...]

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From Aerial Strikes to Starvation, Afghanistan’s People Bear the Brunt of the West’s Failed Taliban Tactics

Less than five months after the fall of Kabul, three-quarters of the 40 million Afghans have been plunged into acute poverty, with many already suffering from malnutrition. On top of… [...]

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