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All content by Kyle Ferrer
Quarantine Life Provides Creative Opportunity
April 28, 2020
Long-Winded Irony Constitutes Parochial Form
April 6, 2020
Canonical Approach Transcends Politics
February 20, 2020
Three Hours Of Questionable Morality
February 13, 2020
Aesthetics Of Conversation Require Ethos
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Fear Abounds In The Depths Of Underwater
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January 30, 2020
Conflict Is The Center Of Marriage Story
January 23, 2020
Running Facilitates Perceptual Sense Of Clarity
January 23, 2020
Gerwig Revitalizes A Classic
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Shakspearean Aesthetics Warrant Renewed Focus
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“Ford v Ferrari” Booms Across The Scene
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Reflections Of A (Now) Former OGB Staffer
December 5, 2019
“Jojo Rabbit” Reimagines Holocaust
November 21, 2019
Academia Nourishes A Deep, Dense Intellect
November 21, 2019
“Motherless Brooklyn” Balances History With Invention
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Digital Minimalism Can Return Us To Lucidity
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November 7, 2019
The Critic Maintains An Ambiguous Relation To Creation
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Literary Enchantment Illumines The Poetry Of Reality
October 31, 2019
Television Recently Loses Its Edge
October 24, 2019
Literature Aestheticizes Existence In A Positive Way
October 24, 2019
“Joker” Struggles With Origin
October 17, 2019
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October 17, 2019
The Pleasure Of Music Is Derived From Its Mood
October 3, 2019
New Space Film Only Orbits Greatness
September 26, 2019
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September 26, 2019
Book Adaptation Is Vacuous Oscar Bait
September 19, 2019
We Unwittingly Estrange Identity From The Self
September 19, 2019
“The Farewell” Withholds Judgment
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The Play Impulse Helps Us Maintain Our Humanity
September 12, 2019
New Film Creates Immersive Space
September 5, 2019
Urban Existence Compresses Time Into Facile Instance
September 5, 2019
Tarantino, Aster’s Movies Are Sub-Par
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Comedy Transformed From Concision To Communion
August 29, 2019
Befriend Your Professors, And Life Improves
August 23, 2019
A Layman’s Guide To Curing A Hangover
August 23, 2019
Anna Pasekova: Russian
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Shelby Halliman: Communications
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Digital Community Dilutes The Potency Of Memory
April 25, 2019
Hollywood Has Slipped Us A New Form Of Nothingness
April 18, 2019
“Gloria Bell” Is A Triumph Of The Spirit
April 11, 2019
Literature Remains The Highest Form Of Art
April 11, 2019
“The Beach Bum” Ends Up Just Blowing Smoke
April 4, 2019
Donald Trump Humanizes Our Post-Literate Culture
April 4, 2019
“Us” Creates New, Non-Traditional Nightmares
March 28, 2019
Self-Branding Abstracts The Self Into A Set Of Values
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“Captain Marvel” Complicates the Marvel Cinematic Universe
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The Age Of Equivocation Enfeebles Opinions
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Arctic Presents Realistic View Of Nature
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Aestheticizing Politics Could Improve Our Public Lives
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The IPA Movement Proffers A Useless Cultural Farce
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Djokovic Soars In A Triumphant Return
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Poetry Sensitizes Us To The Sentimental World
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“Roma” Captures The Ups, Downs Of Maid’s Life
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Mid-Century Writers Wrangled A Now-Extinct Zeitgeist
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It Is Important To Seek Kierkegaardian Concern
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“Colette” Reinvents The Struggling Artist
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Handling Visitors Abroad Is Not Easy
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Clarifying Culture Is A Human Struggle
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The Value Of Being Learned Is Not Respected
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I Miss My Editorial Position At The OGB
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“Private Life” Locks You In An Intimate Experience
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Grappling With The Fundamental Desire To Create
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“A Simple Favor” Attempts To Fit All Genres, Fits None
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Visiting Russia Breaks Down Stereotypes
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“Girls Like You” Is A Beautiful Cultural Snapshot
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The Futility Of Recreating Experience Is Daunting
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Marc Maron Has Valuable Perspective
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An American’s Take On Danish Bike Culture
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Film Beautifully Captures PTSD Experience
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Conceptualizing Capitalism Through Language
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Minimalist Film Grapples With Complex Ideas
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New Indie Film Lives Up To Its Genre
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Praise of Drunken Authorship is Gendered
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Writing Brightens the Darkness of the World
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