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  The Baffler

  The Baffler is an American magazine of cultural, political, and business analysis. Established in 1988 by editors Thomas Frank and Keith White, it was

  Baffled! Baffled! is a 1973 British made-for-television supernatural mystery film directed by Philip Leacock. The story is part of the occult detective subgenre
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  The Baffler The Baffler is an American magazine of cultural, political, and business analysis. Established in 1988 by editors Thomas Frank and Keith White, it was
  The Baffler - Wikipedia The magazine was first published by Greg Lane.[citation needed] Its motto was "the journal that blunts the cutting edge."[4] It became known for critiqui…

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  The Baffler—The Journal That Blunts the Cutting Edge

  The Baffler Magazine Advance ticket sales are no longer available. Please purchase your tickets at the door at Skyport Marina in Manhattan (2430 FDR Drive New York, NY 10010)…
  About The Baffler Magazine Learn More About About The Baffler is America’s leading voice of interesting and unexpected left-wing political criticism, cultural analysis, short stori…
  The Baffler Happy Hour The Baffler Happy Hour This is a convivial happy hour for baffled, discontented, or overeducated professionals with a sense of humor and spirit as yet un…
  History of The Baffler Magazine Learn More History History The Baffler, est. 1988, is a printed and digital magazine of art and criticism, now published six times a year. Our first cycl…
  Events Join The Baffler as we set sail on the fetid waters of the East River for the first-ever Bad Society Cruise—with musical guests Girlpool and Masters of Fr…
  no. 4—Twenty-nothing The Baffler muscles its way into that great debate of the early 1990s: What exactly is Generation X? In their titular essay, Thomas Frank and Keith White …
  Ulysses XXI | The Baffler Hey, one last thing. In a media environment that tolerates tail-chasing, gutlessness, and all kinds of ratfuckery, The Baffler is a rare publication will…
  Fresh Hell | The Baffler Fresh Hell Being up your own ass will soon be more than a mere idiom: Stanford researchers have proposed a “smart toilet,” with which the wealthy and doo…
  no. 35—The Bad Society In The Baffler ’s frisky nineties youth, we’d designate the liberationist delusions of consumer capitalism under the running designation “New Bad Things.”…
  Latest Posts Baffler Newsletter Baffler Newsletter It’s been over two months since Israel launched a genocidal incursion against the Gaza Strip in retaliation for Ham…
  Brute Forces | The Baffler Brute Forces In the wake of George Floyd’s murder by Minneapolis police on May 25, mass protests against racism and police brutality materialized in two …
  Weekly Bafflements | The Baffler That’s all they are. They are nice . Please don’t let Bruce Springsteen be a bad man. Couldn’t think of a fifth thing. It’s been another long week, in a l…
  Cannibal Capitalism - The Baffler The Joys of Consumption In the 1970s, when the New Deal consensus began to erode, something unexpected started to play a role in popular culture. It was …
  no. 50—The New Booboisie In this, The Baffler ’s fiftieth issue, our contributors profile “The New Booboisie”: a cohort of nudgers and mulcters and logrollers with a propensity fo…
  They Made Him a Moron | The Baffler They Made Him a Moron One day in October 2009, I received an email from the office of Alec Ross, then the innovation adviser to Hillary Clinton. Informin…
  Boys Will Be Men | The Baffler Boys Will Be Men The first time I heard about Tucker Max I was still finishing up college, vaguely toying with the idea of getting a master’s degree in g…
  no. 3—Let’s Deviance! Let’s Deviance! Baffler no. 3 marks the first appearance of house anti-hero, Gedney Market, as well as the beginnings of The Baffler’s distinct style of …
  no. 5—Alternative to What? To fully appreciate this issue of The Baffler , you have to transport yourself to a time when the word “alternative” did not provoke a reflexive cringe. (…
  2016 DNC Reading List | The Baffler The Baffler’s Officially Unofficial DNC Reading List Thirteen months ago, U.S. senator and self-described democratic socialist Bernie Sanders kicked off …
  no. 40—Forced Exposure In Baffler no. 40, our contributors sift through the various late-capitalist invasions of our privacy in the era of hyper-targeted advertising, social med…
  Against Activism | The Baffler Against Activism Almost a decade ago I attended a conference called “1968” at a nondescript college in New Jersey. Mark Rudd, a student radical turned co…
  no. 65—Undemocratic Vistas 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 rul…
  no. 45—Chronic Youth In Baffler No. 45, our stalwart contributors puzzled over the state of American adolescence and our collective fascination with coming-of-age tales. In an…
  no. 38—Holy Orders Holy Orders Baffler no. 38 presents an eclectic array of musings on the cults, sects, and holy orders populating the cybernated badlands and civic swamps…
  The Best of <em>The Baffler</em> in 2014 The Best of The Baffler in 2014 Well well well, 2014 was a big year for The Baffler, yessir. This summer, we launched our new website and complete online…
  Taking Liberties | The Baffler Taking Liberties Like the slow-motion collapse of most empires, the end of Chuck Dederich’s sprawling rehabilitation-cum-alternative lifestyle community,…
  <em>The Baffler</em> Joins the MIT Press The Baffler Joins the MIT Press We have big news: This afternoon, we signed a five-year, fifteen-issue publishing contract with the MIT Press. We’re very…
  Issues | Page 4 Issues Baffler no. 38 presents an eclectic array of musings on the cults, sects, and holy orders populating the cybernated badlands and civic swamps of o…
  Paradise Tossed Baffler Newsletter Baffler Newsletter Strip The Hierarchies of Cuckoldry and Bankruptcy of its satirical critique, and you're left with a logic that is d…
  Designs for Living Baffler Newsletter Baffler Newsletter In DESIGNS FOR LIVING, columnist Marlowe Granados dispenses sound advice in a noisy world. Send your rants and plea…
  Trump Trading Cards Baffler Newsletter Reader: Are you someone who is angry in an inchoate way at the Trump administration as an institution but who would prefer to focus yo…
  Gene Seymour Gene Seymour Gene Seymour’s previous essays for The Baffler have focused on libertarian science fiction and the legacy of the Million Man March. He aims …

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  The Baffler Archives - Longreads

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  The Baffler News and Articles | Salon.com

  Salon is proud to feature content from The Baffler. The magazine, founded in 1988 by Thomas Frank and currently edited by John Summers, is a journal of ar…

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  The Baffler | Nieman Journalism Lab

  O'Donovan, C. (2014, Sep. 15). Little magazines gone digital: How the late-adapting literary press has made its way in the web age. Nieman Journalism Lab…

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  The Baffler is Back

  The Baffler is Back The Baffler is back, the journal edited by Thomas Frank. For those who don't remember the 20th century, that magazine was the leading…

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  The Baffler Archives - JSTOR Daily

  Support JSTOR Daily About Us JSTOR Daily provides context for current events using scholarship found in JSTOR, a digital library of academic journals, bo…

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  Baffler article on Amway? | MetaTalk

  Yeah the Baffler is in that weird "not really a journal" category where it appears that the content isn't available through the standard providers like J…

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