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Class, Care, and Transitions in “Nauha”
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As the scholar Seo-Young Chu puts it, I was exiled back to the uncanny valley, where I was returned to my silicon mold and looked out of monolid eyes. To be a writer, then, is to fill myself in with content.
Cathy Park Hong • Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning
The word “essay” comes from the French “essayer” — to try, to attempt. Michel de Montaigne, who invented the form in the 16th century, wasn’t showing off what he knew but exploring what puzzled him. His essays were experiments in understanding, not demonstrations of expertise.
Harsh Darji • Writing Essays As A Way Of Learning
the easiest way to go viral here or elsewhere is to write a “Big Idea” essay — a sweeping hot take summarizable as a single sentence, often made the headline of the post. (Matt Yglesias, for instance, has mastered the form.)
incidentally, I’ve found myself increasingly averse to writing this kind of essay. the issues... See more
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