Cultural Reader

In academic papers, protest chants, and social media captions alike, one word has become central to the language of social justice: intersec...

Symbolic anthropology is a branch of cultural anthropology that interprets cultural practices as systems of symbols and meanings. Instead o...

Data‑driven advertising isn’t just a new business model; it’s a cultural and political revolution. In her book The Age of Surveillance Capi...

Though best known for her work on totalitarianism, judgment, and the nature of political freedom, Hannah Arendt’s writings are also laced wi...

While subjective  Reader Response Theory  emphasizes the personal experience of the reader, social reader-response theory—most notably devel...

Michel Foucault  was often asked: Was he a Marxist? A structuralist? A liberal? An anarchist? His answer was typically the same: no. He resi...

In modern discourse, “freedom” is often equated with individual rights, personal autonomy, or the absence of interference. But for Hannah Ar...