User:Czar/vita

 Centuries of Childhood (1960), Philippe Ariès's best-known history of childhood, known for its now-refuted argument that the concept of "childhood" is a modern development  •  Medieval Children (2001), history of English children throughout the Middle Ages, directly refutes Ariès's thesis  •  Education for Extinction (1995)  •  The Elusive Ideal  •  The Emergence of the American University  •  The End of College  •  Excellent Sheep  •  Huck's Raft  •  The Importance of Being Little  •  The Modern School Movement (book)  •  Official Knowledge  •  The Strike That Changed New York, on the Oceanhill-Brownsville strike  •  The Ignorant Schoolmaster, Rancière on the role of the teacher and individual towards individual liberation  •  The Hemlock Cup  •  The Golden Passport  •  The Transformation of the School  •  Tinkering toward Utopia  •  An Elusive Science  •  The End of American Childhood  •  The Education of Blacks in the South, 1860–1935

• Avrich:  The Russian Anarchists (1967)   •  Kronstadt, 1921 (1970)  •    Russian Rebels, 1600–1800 (1972)  •    The Anarchists in the Russian Revolution (1973)  •    An American Anarchist: The Life of Voltairine de Cleyre (1978)  •    The Modern School Movement (book) (1980)  •    The Haymarket Tragedy (1984)  •    Anarchist Portraits (1988)  •    Sacco and Vanzetti: The Anarchist Background (1991)  •    Anarchist Voices (1995)  •    Sasha and Emma (2012)
• Graeber:  The Utopia of Rules
• Histories  The Anarchists (book) (1964),  Partisans of Freedom (1976)
•  The American as Anarchist,  The Anarchist Prince,  For Anarchism,  The Haymarket Conspiracy,  Rebel Alliances,  Two Cheers for Anarchism,  Weapons of the Weak

 Absolver (2017)  •  Alto's Adventure (2015)  •  Blek (2013)  •  Nidhogg (2014) ( dev,  sequel)  •  Secrets of Rætikon (2014)  •  Rymdkapsel (2013)  •  SpellTower (2013) by  Zach Gage  •  Thralled  •  TowerFall (2013)  •  Vainglory (2014)  •  Windosill (2009)

 Every Student Succeeds Act, American national public education policy since 2015  •  National Council on Teacher Quality, a D.C. think tank that lambasted American teacher prep programs in a 2013 report  •  Progressive Education Association, group dedicated to the spread of progressive education in American public schools (1919–1955)  •  Henry Caldwell Cook, British educator whose 1917 magnum opus The Play Way contended that youth study through play  •  Alice Davis Menken, known for work with female Jewish immigrant juvenile delinquency  •  Algo Henderson, president of Antioch College credited with their model of shared governance  •  History of Education Society, professional organization for American historians of education, founded in 1960  •  Carl Kaestle, historian of education, author of  Pillars of the Republic, the standard-bearer history of America's common schools  •  Herbartianism, educational movement based on German educator Johann Friedrich Herbart's philosophy, influential on American school pedagogy in the late 1800s  •  Lorenzo Luzuriaga, brought John Dewey to Argentina  •  John Davis Pierce, America's first state (Michigan's) superintendent of public schools  •  Arnold Ross, mathematician who founded a noted number theory summer program for talented high school students, one of my first subjects  • Indian school chain  Shemrock and Shemford  •  University of Wisconsin Experimental College, Meiklejohn's great books program in the late 1920s  • its critic, administrator  George Sellery  • its supporter, Wisconsin president (1925–1937)  Glenn Frank  •  John Hanson Twombly, Wisconsin president (1871–1874) and co-ed advocate  •  Teaching Assistants Association, Wisconsin's graduate student labor union, nation's first  •  Helen C. White, Wisconsin English prof and first woman to lead the AAUP  •  Sifting and winnowing, metaphor for the academic pursuit of truth at Wisconsin  •  Sara Goldrick-Rab, sociologist of education  •   new Yale residential colleges, Franklin and Murray

 Artsy  •  Cheryl Donegan, American conceptual and video artist  •  Quentin Jones  •  Marta Kuzma  •  Christine Macel  •  Met Breuer, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new modern art gallery  •  Cai Guo-Qiang § Gehry house  •  Adrian Piper, American conceptual artist  •

 Punta della Dogana, Venetian contemporary art museum  •  Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, major Latin American art show in Southern California, 2017–2018  • books  Better Living Through Criticism,  The Craftsman

 Age of Fracture  •    The Age of the Crisis of Man  •    American Nietzsche  •    Backroads Pragmatists  •    The Black Atlantic  •    Footsteps: Adventures of a Romantic Biographer  •    Forgotten Prophet  •    History's Memory  •    I Am Dynamite!  •   Georg Iggers  •    Late Modernism (book)  •    No Place of Grace  •    Rahel Varnhagen: The Life of a Jewess  •    Sidetracks: Explorations of a Romantic Biographer  •    This Long Pursuit  •    Word by Word  •    A World Not to Come  •  

•  Kickstarter headquarters
•  Blob emoji
• services  Apple Music,  Apple Pay,  Geofeedia,  Google Inbox,  Google Photos,  iTunes Radio,  Polymail,
• execs  Bozoma Saint John,  Terry Myerson
• Vox Media properties  Polygon,  Recode,  The Verge,  Vox
•  18F, digital services for the U.S. federal government
•  Microsoft and open source

 Di Yunge, the first major literary movement of Yiddish poets in America (early 20th c.)  •  Estadio Chile (poem) (also the poet's wife,  Joan Jara)  •  My Struggle (Knausgård novels)

•  Jamie Stewart of  Xiu Xiu's  Nina (2013) and  Angel Guts, related:  Greg Saunier
•  La Gatta Cenerentola (1976), an Italian musical based on Basile's Cinderella fable
•  Breakcore,  Nervous Cop,  Electric Eden

• Jewish anarchists  Marie Goldsmith,  Abba Gordin (but not  his father, the rebbe)
• The leak-related  Panama Papers and  Sarah Harrison (journalist)
•  Hillary Victory Fund, joint fundraising committee for the 2016 Hillary campaign
•  Kim dynasty (North Korea), the three-generation lineage of North Korean leaders
•  Narin Afrin, Kurdish leader in the 2014–2015 Kobanî siege
•  Tampon tax, when feminine hygiene products used to absorb menstrual flow are not tax exempt alongside similar medical and sexual health products
•  Weinstein effect, late 2017 global wave of sexual misconduct allegations following the Weinstein case
•  Susan Fowler, software engineer whose bellwether story changed how Silicon Valley treats sexual harassment
•  Diamond Tooth Lil, early 20th c. American cultural icon of wealth and libertine burlesque, ✝ Allen3

 Another Day in the Death of America (2016)  •  Between the World and Me (2015)  •  Bro (subculture)  •  Hillbilly Elegy (2016)  •  The Mind at Work (2004)  •  You Could Look It Up (2016)  •  Distinction

•  Muthu Alagappan (b. c. 1990), med student known for his professional basketball analytics
•  Gloria Long Anderson (b. 1938), chemistry prof known for studies of fluorine-19 and solid rocket propellants
•  Blanche Wheeler Williams (1870–1936), archaeologist involved in the ancient Minoan discovery at Gournia
•  Josiah Zayner (b. c. 1982), biohacker known for his crowdfunded campaign to provide genetic engineering kits to the general public
•  Triboniophorus aff. graeffei, hot pink land slug
•  The Master Algorithm,  Superforecasting

•  Mother series –  Mother (1989)  •  EarthBound (1994) ( fandom  •  Marcus Lindblom)  •  Mother 3 (2003) ( development  •  fan translation)
• 80s –  Telengard (1982)  •  Gumball (1983)  •  The Lost Levels (1986)  •  Super Mario Land (1989)
• 90s –  Menacer (1992)  •  Kirby's Block Ball (1995)  •  Yoshi's Island (1995)  •  Mischief Makers (1997)
•  Bennett Foddy, a moral philosopher-cum-NYU Game Center professor
•  Doomfist, Overwatch character introduced in 2017, design based on a powerful, prosthetic gauntlet
•  Geguri, a professional Overwatch player who received international attention for the precision of her computer mouse movements
•  Peter Molydeux, parody of game designer Peter Molyneux
•  Read-Only Memory (publisher), publisher of art books on topics of video game history and culture
•  Square Enix Montreal –  Hitman: Sniper (2015)  •  Lara Croft Go (2015)  •  Deus Ex Go (2016)
• Saints Row –  Saints Row 2 (mobile)  •  Saints Row: The Third ( downloadable content)  •  Saints Row IV ( Enter the Dominatrix)
•  Cuphead  •  Deathrow  •  Development of Deus Ex  •  Deus Ex: Mankind Divided  •  Donkey Kong high score competition  •  The Elder Scrolls Renewal Project  •  Nina Freeman  •  Glossary of video game terms  •  Fullbright (company)  •  Hohokum  •  Emily Kaldwin  •  Microconsole  •  Nintendo arcade machines  •  Titanfall  •  Undead Nightmare