We had planned this introduction as a dialogue, on the model of the exchange we published in Capacious Journal in September 2018. Re-reading that exchange with these essays now in hand, we find ourselves still circling civility and what one … Continue reading “The Epstein Class and the University: An Introduction”
In 2007, University of California, Los Angeles adjunct professor emeritus of neurology Mark Tramo, then at Harvard University, sent an assistant of Jeffrey Epstein a message of support after having “read the newspapers,” writing, “please remind him that boys from … Continue reading “Sexual Violence and the Production of Knowledge”
We find ourselves in a moment of retrenchment, a time for the shedding of the silly fictions of what was previously referred to as “political correctness” (now also dismissed as “woke,” or “DEI,” or “affirmative action”), a time for sighs … Continue reading “University Capture and the Epstein Era”
