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Citizen Lane

"Love and joy are incredibly habit-forming; often a single exposure is enough to cause permanent addiction. But I have no doubt you steer clear as much as you can of anything so masterful." - You're an Ignorant Idiot by Chad C. Mulligan

The Treachery of Images (French: La Trahison des images) is a 1929 painting by Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte.

The Socionarrative Structure of Identity: What a Thing Is, What It's Like, What It's Not

A black king lies on its side on a chessboard while four white pieces stand upright in soft focus behind it.

Always Cooperate: Game Theory and Partisan Politics in Samuel Alito's Post-Racial Fantasy, or... notes on asymmetric disarmament after Callais

A fragmentary ancient Roman bronze statue of a discus thrower in mid-throw pose, its surface heavily cracked and patinated green.

Topping from the Bottom: The Right-Wing Concepts of Masculinity and Strength as Slave Morality in Lord Drag

The Basilica of St. Augustine rises on a hilltop in Annaba, Algeria

The Sword and the Necessity: On the Vice President's Augustinian Embarrassment

A bronze statute of blind justice.

The Phenomenology of Law and Power: Why Legal Reasoning Is Ontological Cover for the Exercise of Dominance

David Dee Delgado's image of Brooklyn diners watching the Trump speech live.

Stage Four, Part Two: What the Map Costs