1. “The linguistic construction of the gaze invests itself in the fantasy of the public sphere.”

    by Micah Mattix 10 . 11 . 10

Unlike poets , critical theorists sometime need a little help from computer programs to let language write them. Hence, this nifty little tool from the University of Chicago . Now everyone can write nonsensical sentences with no graduate school required!

Via: Alan Jacobs

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