A Better Way of Talking About Attention Loss
Economic models for contemporary attention-loss are cynical—and incomplete. It's time to talk about an "ecology of attention."
Caleb Caldwell
Caleb Caldwell is a Ph.D. student at Washington University in St. Louis. His work, scholarly and otherwise, has been published in various print and online publications, including Entropy, MAKE, and Religion & Literature. He is a managing editor for the Spectacle.
Exorcist, Cure Thyself
Lessons on religious hubris—and secular smugness—from an evangelical childhood.