Daniel Hadas

Pleased to announce the launch of 𝘊𝘢𝘧𝘦́ 𝘈𝘮𝘦́𝘳𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘪𝘯 𝘔𝘢𝘨𝘢𝘻𝘪𝘯𝘦, where I am managing editor. You will find articles to interest, entertain and provoke you. Do try it out!

Covid—everybody lost. cafeamericainmag.com/remember-to-fo…

Borges and the maze of time. cafeamericainmag.com/loitering-in-l…

And editor Elena Louisa Lange on October 7, insomnia, introspection and the role of the therapist. cafeamericainmag.com/how-to-not-tal…

This week @CAmericain_mag — @Francesforbesca on Surrealism's oneiric language, and a new exhibit at @OperaGallery London. ... cafeamericainmag.com/surrealisms-gr…

What do universities owe "race realists"? cafeamericainmag.com/would-you-like…

Pleased to share the program of our upcoming conference “Care, Control, and Biopolitics: Reckoning with the Covid Governance”, which will take place at the University of Graz on 28–30 April 2026. The meeting will bring together scholars from different disciplines to reflect on how the Covid era reshaped governance, public debate, and the relationship between care and control in contemporary societies. I am particularly delighted that @toby00green will deliver the keynote lecture. As is well known here on Twitter, Toby has been instrumental in opening serious historical and intellectual debate about the wider significance of the pandemic, not least through his pioneering work on Covid as a world-historical crisis. Toby is also convening a major conference at the British Academy in London this July, which continues and expands this emerging conversation from another perspective – so I am pleased to share that program, too! 😊 murielblaive.substack.com/p/program-of-g…

Time to be optimized? (h/t @MaxFromMax) cafeamericainmag.com/the-end-of-the…

@MarkKaposvari Thanks! - fixed. I've not seen 'Her': I have limited Joaquin Phoenix tolerance.

@DanielHadas2 I'll have to read Sandman, sounds very interesting you have a typo there: "of *its salesmen" Have you seen the movie Her (2013)? x.com/MarkKaposvari/…

Robots, girlfriends and God cafeamericainmag.com/uncanny-valley…

Being Data for the Greater Good cafeamericainmag.com/village-idiots/

And @FredAttenb23509 of @ComAcFreedom on how, while "institutional neutrality" can be a code for right-wing bullying, it is still a necessary foundation for academic free speech. cafeamericainmag.com/is-institution…

This week @CAmericain_mag — @ghostofchristo1 on open letters as a way of closing down thought and action. ... cafeamericainmag.com/against-open-l…

What's in a homonym? cafeamericainmag.com/not-even-stupi…

Censorship or bilge—choose your poison. cafeamericainmag.com/where-is-the-k…

From Niebuhr to Foucault ... cafeamericainmag.com/the-rise-of-ar…

And a never before published, sharp and rueful interview of art critic Arthur Danto by Kirby Olson. cafeamericainmag.com/the-scatologic…

This week in @CAmericain_mag — @FOMO_sacer on Zohran Mamdani and the American left's convenient amnesia. ... cafeamericainmag.com/park-slope-soc…

After the battlefield— cafeamericainmag.com/the-best-of-wi…

James Ellroy turns 78 today—a reflection prompted by the old man's computer-free life. cafeamericainmag.com/pen-and-paper/

Why argue when one can diagnose? cafeamericainmag.com/do-i-have-phob…