James Sage in the Department of Philosophy at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point: "V for Vendetta and Political Philosophy: A Critique of Thomas Hobbes"
Elliot Milco for Fare Forward: Metaphysics at the Movies: Hollywood’s Philosophical Turn
Lessig, Lawrence. Free Culture: The Nature and Future of Creativity. NY: Penguin, 2004. [PDF of the entire book]
"The idea is that the activity we undertake with each other, in a kind of agonistic performance in which what we become depends on the perspectives and interactions of others, brings into being the space of our world, which is then the background against which we understand ourselves and our belonging. I find this a compelling account because it stresses historical activity and human creativity, but without falling into a naive view of individual agency or intentionality. The world made in public action is not an intended or designed world, but one disclosed in practice. It is a background for self-understanding, and therefore something not purely individual. It is also immanent to history and practice, unlike ideas of community or identity, which tend to be naturalized as stable or originary." -- Michael Warner, "Queer World Making: Annamarie Jagose interviews Michael Warner" (2000)
Ross, Kristin. May '68 and Its Afterlives. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2002. [PDF of the entire book]
Saige Walton for Screening the Past: "Enfolding Surfaces, Spaces and Materials: Claire Denis’ Neo-Baroque Textures of Sensation"
Williams, Linda. "Hard Core Art Film: The Contemporary Realm of the Senses." Quaderns Portatils #13 (2008). [Pdf of the entire pamphlet]
Philip K. Dick." Prophets of Science Fiction #2 (Posted on YouTube March 20, 2013)
The Kaiser Family Foundation presents a clear summary of the changes involved with the Affordable Care Act: The Youtoons Get Ready for Obamacare
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