...Eric D. Smith Following Paul Buhle's claims about the inherent utopianism of horror, this essay examines the popular film Daybreakers (2009) as a cultural response to the economic and biopolitical crises of the Great Recession. Ultimately retreating from the dark mirror of its compelling dystopian...

... society more broadly. Bloom and others advocated a return to more traditional readings of the great books—“the best that has been thought and said”—as the best 310 the minnesota review antidote to the cultural poison that had seeped into the body of higher education...

... and listening to Jack talk and laugh. He had a great laugh, lots of bass and quite spontaneous. He adjusted his collar—crisp, white, and expensive, in contrast to the yellowed short-sleeved shirt Nate wore with his one tie when he’d taken her out for lunch last week. She hated...

... it here. I will only note that we gave up a great deal of dignity to stabi- lize our housing costs for the subsequent 360 months. I take it as simultaneous good luck and bad fortune. Though I wanted and always planned to stay in New Orleans, a stray comment at a com- munity forum kept returning...

..., during which he produced a series of award-winning feature films that firmly established him in the pantheon of great European direc- tors. (His films have always been more popular in mainland Europe than in his native country or the United States.) Hidden Agenda, for example —​a drama about...

... career, how do you reflect on the early part of your career? You were fairly young—in the British system people usually finish much earlier than people in the American system—and you had a lot of success early on. You wrote a great deal and obviously worked very hard. How do you see...

..., and just now smart work through the internet that may be a stopgap but finally increases alienation as against sociability. This is why I cannot see how a civil life can survive without establishing first a great deal about how do we know what we believe we know: that is, there is no way around focusing...

... Association 11, no. 1: 112 19. Gest, James. 2015. To Become French, Abandon Who You Are. Reuters Blogs, January 1. blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2015/01/16/to-become-french -leave-your-identity-behind/. Guénie, Nacira. 2010. Le corps-frontière, traces et trajets postcoloniaux. In Rup- tures...

..., thoughts, and desires, are mixed up with realities. Distinguishing between them is a great challenge, and my task is to rearrange the parts, gather the mutually repelling atoms, maybe the picture will become clearer —​become clearer to me, at least. (91) ʿAla is unable...