Spectres articulate those voices that history has tried to repress. A sociolinguistics of the spectre should, according to Ana Deumert, foreground those voices.
Trump's social media presence is the most salient factor behind his success in the recent presidential election. Trump's usage of internet and social media to connect with his supporters is much more successful than traditional forms of media.
The services that are provided by data-giant Google are becoming more and more a normal part of daily life. But are we truly aware of the implications this has on our privacy? How much information does Google actually have on you?
Mainstream media missed it, but reclaiming public ownership is going global! There have been at least 835 examples of (re)municipalisation of public services worldwide in recent years. An interview with Satoko Kishimoto of TNI.
The debate about the 'Other' and the Islam in particular seems endless. Many people just 'give up', but that is the exact opposite of what we should do.
In recent years, MOOCs have become increasingly more popular. Distance learning at top universities has never been so accessible, but one could wonder about its effectiveness looking at the drop-out rates and students' grades.
"Zigeunerin" en femme fatale Carmen is de inspiratiebron voor een aantal recente publicaties die het clichébeeld van de mysterieuze "zigeuner"-vrouw licht updaten.
Are quality socio-politically relevant musicals in Holland simply not made any more or are we too ashamed to visit them? This column investigates the image of Dutch musicals.
How the Dutch national Skirt Day (Rokjesdag) and a leopard print skirt give a good impression of some of our societal problems like, for example, discrimination. Read all about it in this column about unwanted identities.
With some examples from April Fools' 2018, this column examines what made people get tricked. Regardless of whether your goal is to trick people, believable and controversial jokes will grab the audience's attention.
