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Matt Hartman
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Contributor, Freelance
Durham
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Biography
My name is Matt Hartman, and I’m a writer from Durham, North Carolina, whose work has appeared in Jacobin, the Los Angeles Review of Books, the Awl, In These Times, Scalawag, and elsewhere. I mostly write cultural criticism and political commentaries focused on identity, place, and the way capitalist economic structures affect—well, everything. I am also writing an increasing number of reported features on similar topics, as well as creative works. Most of my writing (and thinking, I guess) is rooted in my background in philosophy and economics. I studied both at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, as well as social and political theory as a graduate student at the University of Chicago, with an emphasis on post-Marxist political theory and ordinary language philosophy. More specifically, my studies covered questions of political violence, theories of subjectivity, the role of criticism, and the connections between art and politics.
Content
By Matt Hartman| The Assembly Verified Before Chris Clemens unexpectedly announced his resignation as UNC-Chapel Hill’s provost on April 3, he was embroiled in a contentious faculty battle over hiring at the university’s new School of Civic Life and Leadership (SCiLL), The Assembly has learned. Several professors have left the school over the past year, with some complaining SCiLL’s leadership inappropriately sidelined them as it hired more faculty.
By Matt Hartman| Indy Week Verified This story originally published online at The Assembly. The Baric Lab doesn’t look like much from the outside. Certainly not like a central node in a once-in-a-generation global event. At one of his laboratories, tucked away in a Gillings School of Public Health building on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus, the only sign is taped to the window near a notice about the trash collection schedule.
By Matt Hartman| The Assembly Verified The Baric Lab doesn’t look like much from the outside. Certainly not like a central node in a once-in-a-generation global event. At one of his laboratories, tucked away in a Gillings School of Public Health building on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus, the only sign is taped to the window near a notice about the trash collection schedule. A nameplate nearby is blank, minus a bumper sticker for the unincorporated community of Little Switzerland, a postcard, and a sticker of a bat just below.
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Freelance
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