Latour’s War of the Worlds: What About Peace?, a Prickly Pamphlet published in 2002 and available as a free download, has diagnostic value in the current quagmire of negotiations

Retracing our roots back to 1993.

Guest contributor Nicolas Guilhot looks at the Pope’s stand against Big Tech.

The Know-Nothing Campaign Against Higher Learning, the Iran War, and what’s next from PPP.

Jennifer Pitts analyzes the use of irony in The Know-Nothing Campaign Against Higher Learning.

Nicholas Dirks responds to James Chandler’s new book, The Know-Nothing Campaign Against Higher Learning.

Richard Bourke comments on The Know-Nothing Campaign Against Higher Learning.

Jerome McGann reconsiders the point of higher education in light of James Chandler’s new pamphlet.

Colin Murphy applies James Chandler’s analysis of kayfabe in the Trump administration to the theatricality of modern geopolitics.

Don Michael Randel explains how the Know-Nothing campaign against universities contradicts the administration's stated policy goals.

On “safeguarding humanity” in Pope Leo XIV’s Encyclical Magnifica Humanitas.

On International Museum Day, Paul Werner’s 2005 Prickly Paradigm pamphlet Museum, Inc: Inside the Global Art World is more relevant than ever.

We can learn a lot from history in the philosopher and social critic Richard Rorty’s 2002 PPP pamphlet, Against Bosses, Against Oligarchies.

Norman Vincent Peale, the author of The Power of Positive Thinking who officiated Trump’s first wedding, is a link in a long chain of American prejudice against Catholics.

Epstein, Iran, and Trump’s losing war against satire.