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Auteur de What Was The Hipster?: A Sociological Investigation
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n+1 #41 Fall 2021 1 exemplaire
n+1 #42 Spring 2022 1 exemplaire
n+1 #43 Summer 2022 1 exemplaire
n+1 #44 Winter 2023 1 exemplaire
n+1 Issue 3: Reality Principle 1 exemplaire
Number Twenty-Six: Dirty Work 1 exemplaire
Number Twenty-Nine: Bottoms Up 1 exemplaire
Number Twenty-Seven: Deep End 1 exemplaire
Number Twenty-Two: Bad Faith 1 exemplaire
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- Œuvres
- 35
- Membres
- 359
- Popularité
- #66,805
- Évaluation
- 3.5
- Critiques
- 24
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- 21
Anyways, issues 18 and 19 are back to form.
Some surprising stuff in this one: an article on reverse engineering, and another on linguistics, were unexpected and made for a nice change. The Intellectual Situation and Politics sections were decent, with the former being about Putin and the latter being about neo-sincerity (shouldn't the contents have been swapped?).
I quite enjoyed Two Scenes by Nell Zink, and the Reviews on Office Furniture and Net Neutrality. An enjoyable trend in the past few issues: Reviews are no longer limited to the work of a single artist or even to a collection of related works, and now can be a summary-and-response of ideas, trends, or even locations (in this issue, Morningside Park).
I admit I skipped over rest of The Help Desk once I encountered the first Infinite Jest reference.… (plus d'informations)