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Jonathon Sturgeon

Jonathon Sturgeon

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Editor-in-Chief, The Baffler

Lancaster

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Total articles 229

  • Further Education

    By Timothy Donnelly, Jonathon Sturgeon Verified, Miracle Jones| The Baffler Verified The last mouse left in the experiment has failed to figure out the pattern of activity that releases the food pelletsover the course of what seems like a week but is in fact fifteen years, far longer than the typical lifespan of a mouse, but of coursemany factors are involved, not the least of which is a feeling of nausea provoked by the oppressive observationthe mouse is subjected to, and which in turn fills its head nonproductively with images of itself from others’ perspectives.

    By Timothy Donnelly, Jonathon Sturgeon Verified, Miracle Jones · The Baffler

    Dec. 12, 2022

  • The Enemies of the Many

    By Jonathon Sturgeon Verified, Yasha Levine, Rafia Zakaria| The Baffler Verified Makepeace Sitlhou’s report, in this issue of The Baffler, on the agonies of Bengali Muslim Abubakkar Siddique, finds the worker stripped bare by his rulers, cast into statelessness and monitored by militant immigration enforcers in Assam, India. Sitlhou writes that in more than one-fourth of cases like Siddique’s, where proof of citizenship through records was produced, the Border Police booked the person anyway, citing the “illegibility” of names written on voting rolls.

    By Jonathon Sturgeon Verified, Yasha Levine, Rafia Zakaria · The Baffler

    Oct. 03, 2022

  • Further Education

    By Timothy Donnelly, Jonathon Sturgeon Verified, Miracle Jones| The Baffler Verified The last mouse left in the experiment has failed to figure out the pattern of activity that releases the food pelletsover the course of what seems like a week but is in fact fifteen years, far longer than the typical lifespan of a mouse, but of coursemany factors are involved, not the least of which is a feeling of nausea provoked by the oppressive observationthe mouse is subjected to, and which in turn fills its head nonproductively with images of itself from others’ perspectives.

    By Timothy Donnelly, Jonathon Sturgeon Verified, Miracle Jones · The Baffler

    Dec. 12, 2022

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The Baffler

The Baffler is America's leading voice of interesting and unexpected left-wing political criticism, cultural analysis, short stories, poems, and art. We publish six print issues annually, as well as online content every day of the cursed workweek.

Lancaster, United States

+1 773-493-0413

Founded: 1988