Carrie Lynn Evans

In my editor’s note introducing the issue, I quoted social theorist Frank Füredi: “Today the fear of taking risks is creating a society that celebrates victimhood rather than heroism… And the rather diminished individual that emerges is indulged on the grounds that, in a world awash with conditions and crises and impending catastrophe, he or she is doing a good job just by surviving.”

…the established order), he is told “we all wanted it to be us.”. Each of them has the horse memory. The Trojan Horse is inverted, hidden inside the soldiers instead of them inside it. The memory is a kind of virus that has been implanted in the memories of replicants and will lead t…

…ted in a decreasing order of intentionality, wherever that intention might be located), but because the classical offers a crowbar for unpacking the core of a film that carries with it so many expectations and associations that have accreted with the franchise over the past thirty-five years. This is an indirect but still important kind of classical reception. Both science fiction and myth…