From Arts & Letters Daily: In the Wilson Quarterly Wittgenstein's Curse, which asks the question "why does academic writing have to be so jargon-ridden and opaque?", especially zinging postmodern writers. From what Tom Matrullo says of AKMA's book, AKMA's writing is the antithesis of what the article complains about.

This could be viewed as just another post to keep AKMA's book on the Onfocus Weblog Bookwatch, but I really did find the WQ article refreshing.