by Center For Mark Twain Studies | Mar 18, 2022 | The American Vandal, The World's Work
Originally posted by: Center for Mark Twain Studies on March 18, 2022 Apple Podcasts Spotify Resonate Recordings Is is possible to imagine a world without work? Or, at least, a world in which work is not romanticized, is not treated as defining element of social and...
by Center For Mark Twain Studies | Mar 8, 2022 | The American Vandal, The World's Work
Originally posted by: Center for Mark Twain Studies on March 8, 2022 Apple Podcasts Spotify Resonate Recordings Wes Anderson’s acclaimed new movie, The French Dispatch, draws inspiration from the Golden Age of The New Yorker magazine, a period from roughly the early...
by Center For Mark Twain Studies | Feb 23, 2022 | The American Vandal, The World's Work
Originally posted by: Center for Mark Twain Studies on February 23, 2022 Apple Podcasts Spotify Resonant Recordings How do we explain the so-called “Great Resignation”? Or, for that matter, other mysteries of our contemporary economy, like the high prices charged for...
by Center For Mark Twain Studies | Feb 14, 2022 | The American Vandal, The World's Work
Originally posted by: Center for Mark Twain Studies on February 14, 2022 Apple Podcasts Spotify Resonant Recordings Mark Twain began compiling his autobiography in 1905. He described it as a “systemless system” resting on three motives. Writing, especially...
by Center For Mark Twain Studies | Feb 7, 2022 | The American Vandal, The World's Work
Originally posted by: Center for Mark Twain Studies on February 7, 2022 Apple Podcasts Spotify Resonant Recordings This is the second episode of “The World’s Work,” a series on the “tiresome history, exasperating present, and potential futures of work,” as Matt...