The Wrath of Khan is beloved by Trekkies the world over. Well, unless that Trekkie is Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry.

The Village Voice reviews Marin Kosut’s new book, “Art Monster,” which revisits the perennial view that NYC living is hard on ...

Would you buy a DS? Do you even know what a DS is? No, not a classic Citroën DS – a modern-day DS, the brand pitched as ...

the eminent French semiotician Roland Barthes. Barthes is not known for his art. But in the early 1970s, approximately a decade-and-a-half after he published Mythologies, he began to create works ...

Roland Barthes was a quintessentially French intellectual who became internationally famous with his sprightly, witty and uncompromising essays on photography and popular culture. Born in 1915 he ...

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NVB won BD's Education Architect of the Year Award. Here, practice director James McGillivray expands on the practice's ...

Entrusted to the famed Italian architect, the Pathé Palace presents screenings with state-of-the-art technology, reclining ...

The French sociologist Olivier Roy believes that “deculturation” is sweeping the world, with troubling consequences.

It poses risks of misuse, such as undermining the integrity of legal systems with AI-generated evidence that could lead to ...

Roland Barthes once wrote, “The lover’s fatal identity is precisely: I am the one who waits.” Ida waits for Arnold — to become available, get divorced, take her writing seriously ...

While it takes Roland Barthes's encounters with Marcel Proust's monumental masterpiece À la recherche du temps perdu as its specific focus, the implications of its argument are far-reaching. Indeed, ...