Showing results for: narcissism (page 34)
Tweets from underground: How Dostoevsky anticipated social media
ROSA INOCENCIO SMITH
No one cares about your novel: So writers, don’t be boring!
Laura Miller
MFA programs struggle to teach writers the most important lesson of all: You are not owed readers
7 telltale signs social media is killing your self-esteem
Jodie Gummow
How Facebook and Twitter can change the way you think and make you unhappy
Sex at the Satan Club
Jeffrey Sconce
At the height of '60s counterculture, the sexual revolution found itself an unexpected bedfellow: Devil worship
8 stunning reminders of the 1 percent’s unbelievable narcissism
Evan McMurry
Whether comparing justified public anger to the Holocaust or lynch mobs, America's mega-rich can't help themselves
Lupita Nyong’o vs. Matthew McConaughey: How his Oscar speech got it so wrong
Daniel D'Addario
The star, who played an AIDS patient, was focused on his own greatness
Oscars: Hollywood’s conflicted selfie
Andrew O'Hehir
McConaughey's wacky monologue, "Adele Nazeem," the "12 Years a Slave" feud and other Oscar puzzles
What Dove gets wrong in its new “Selfie” campaign
Kate Knibbs
Despite its documentary feel, it's still an advertisement for a beauty product. Also: Who needs a selfie tutorial?
Christie’s ed reform scandal: Principals suspended after questioning charter scheme
Josh Eidelson
"Narcissism," "dictatorial" and "totalitarian" tactics by Christie appointee, Newark councilman charges to Salon
“The Last of the Unjust”: A new look at Eichmann, more evil than banal
Andrew O'Hehir
A rabbi who worked with Eichmann tells his story in Claude Lanzmann's hypnotic documentary
5 “entitlements” for the wealthy that make things worse for everyone else
Paul Buchheit
From $1 trillion in subsidies to a tax system rigged in their favor, the rich are getting a bargain at our expense
Nothing like “Duck Dynasty”: My life as a female hunter
Paula Young Lee
I hunt and eat meat for health, and magazines and TV don't tell my story
Who did it, Pope Francis or Cory Booker? A Salon quiz
Daniel D'Addario
The recent past has seen rapturous press coverage for two men. Can you tell them apart?
Watching “Girls” with girls: Marnie goes viral
Neil Drumming
Up this week: discussing YouTube, family, and tooth necklaces with a member of the "Girls" demographic
Bill and Emma Keller’s bizarre pieces about cancer patient Lisa Adams
Daniel D'Addario
The former Times executive editor and his wife both call a Stage 4 cancer patient undignified in print
Tweeting a lot doesn’t necessarily mean you’re a #narcissist
Brendan O'Connor
Research suggests that may be the case, but isn't it possible we're searching for connection in an atomized world?
Chris Christie’s 2-hour pity party: A mix of narcissism and bullying
Joan Walsh
The embattled New Jersey governor tells us all that he was the real victim, “betrayed” by “stupid” aides
Salon’s ultimate book guide for 2013
Michele Filgate
Got gift certificates to spend? James McBride, Elizabeth Gilbert, Junot Diaz and many more have suggestions
Richard Rodriguez: “New Atheism has a distinctly neo-colonial aspect”
Scott Timberg
Provocative thinker Richard Rodriguez challenges orthodoxy on religion, liberals and class, Pope Francis and more
Are we in for a season of Jennifer Lawrence haters?
Daniel D'Addario
Is Jennifer Lawrence the next Anne Hathaway?
Literary self-loathing: How Jonathan Franzen, Elizabeth Gilbert and more keep it at bay
Michele Filgate
Franzen, Elizabeth Gilbert and many more writers on how they deal with their doubts -- and benefit from them
The word of the year makes us look like raging narcissists
Mary Elizabeth Williams
This year's word -- "selfie" -- and its predecessors paint a dismal picture of contemporary culture
Whistle-selling hipsters: We ended war in the Congo!
Tristan McConnell
Africa correspondents say a California nonprofit's latest claim takes narcissism to a whole new level
Just secede already: The obstructionists aren’t going anywhere. Maybe we should
Chuck Thompson
We don't want to live in Ted Cruz's America. He doesn't like ours. Maybe a split really is inevitable — and right
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