Oz Frankel, Journal Editor Regina Rini What Socrates Didn’t Write Socrates never wrote anything; he thought the technology of writing was dangerous for the self and the social fabric. That curmudgeonly stance has lately made Socrates a character in public debates about artificial intelligence (AI). Here I return to the source, unpacking what bothered Socrates about writing and whether it really does tell us anything about our technological moment. Socrates’s arguments are mor

PAUL KOTTMAN, Issue Editor OZ FRANKEL, Journal Editor JULIA ADAMS ZEYNEP ALEMDAR GIULIA BERNARD GIULIA DAL MASO JOSHUA DERMAN ALEX ENGLANDER PETER GORDON NICOLAS LANGLITZ CHIARA MAGNI NICOLA RAMAZZOTTO STEPHEN TURNER

Oz Frankel, Journal Editor Shelley Stamp Hollywood’s Gaslight and the Gendered Dynamics of Gaslighting The 1944 film Gaslight, from which contemporary use of the term “gaslighting” originates, provides key insights into the gendered dynamics of gaslighting. A gothic melodrama set in Victorian London, the film depicts a young bride terrorized by her new husband, increasingly unable to trust her own perception and pushed to the brink of psychosis. Watching the film, viewers exp

NICOLAS LANGLITZ, Issue Editor OZ FRANKEL, Journal Editor CAMERON BRINITZER HARRY COLLINS TALIA DAN-COHEN GIL EYAL MIKE FORTUN GABRIELE GRAMELSBERGER and HANS-JÖRG SIGWART MICHAEL HAGNER REBECCA LEMOV MONIKA WULZ