📡 Media Studies - Jbp · Scour

Peter Neijens, Theo Araujo, Judith Möller, and Claes de Vreese (Eds.), Measuring Exposure and Attention to Media and Communication: Solutions to Wicked Problems ⚠️Algorithmic Bias

Pluralistic: Making sense of Trump’s unscheduled sudden midair disassembly of the American empire (16 May 2026) ⚡Technofascism

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On the Autistic Spectrum or a Camus Anti-Hero? Rebellion Obtuseness in Psychiatry 🧠Psychiatry Critique

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Petition to Save the Humanities at the University of Hertfordshire ⚡Dialectical Materialism

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There Is A Soul, But Not A Transcendent One 🪞Object Relations

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Democracy and Government Under Elitism: An Interview with Natasha Piano ⚡Technofascism

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Pluralistic: No one wants a permanent gerontocracy (15 May 2026) ⚡Technofascism

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The Bargain 🧠Psychiatry Critique

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Judit Bayer, Digital Media Regulation Within the European Union: A Framework for a New Media Order 🧠Real Abstraction

Online Philosophy Resources Weekly Update 🧠Psychiatry Critique

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We May Be Entering A Second Axial Age 🤖Critical Theory of AI

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When Autism Becomes the Default: What Happens When Diagnostic Ambiguity Only Resolves One Way 🧠Critical mental health

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Robin L. Nabi and Jessica Gall Myrick (Eds.), Emotions in the Digital World: Exploring Affective Experience and Expression in Online Interactions 💬Speech Act Theory

Pluralistic: A fascist paradigm (12 May 2026) ⚡Technofascism

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Philosophical Ideas Behind Their Time ⚡Dialectical Materialism

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The Doomsday Organism ⚕️Biopolitics

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Emma L. Briant and Vian Bakir (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of the Influence Industry 💬Speech Act Theory

Slight Decrease In US Philosophy Majors Continues ⚕️Biopolitics

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Pluralistic: 2024 (apart from the obvious) (11 May 2026) 🔨Solutionism

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Curtis Marez, Producing Precarity: The Costs of Making TV in Poor Places 💰Political Economy

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