A blog about books, words, history and the spaces in between. by Cristian Ispir
Suddenly everyone has become an immunologist and a confinement pundit. It is easy to tell the genuine immunologist from the quack, but it’s not so easy to recognise a true confinement pundit. Who are these? Surely it can’t be those who tell us to fight the disruption to our normal routines by engineering new routines. … Continue reading The pundits
Someone should write a typology of confinement. We are more reflexive than ever, more sensitive than ever, and less likely to put up with any form of detention than ever. I’ll be honest, when I read or hear how people are getting depressed from staying at home, I can’t help thinking: we wouldn’t last a … Continue reading The invisible gift
