New CFP: Humor, the Absurd, and the Abject in Middle Eastern and North African Cultural Production. This special issue will be edited by Dr. Yasmine Ramadan and Dr. R. Shareah Taleghani.
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Becoming as Suffering: A Genealogy of Female Suffering in Chinese Myth and Literature.
Take another look at Peina Zhuang and Jiazhau Lin's piece about the politics of women's suffering in Chinese literature.
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"Time Decay: Assets, Authoritarianism, and Anxiety about the Future". An article by Jack Davies, developing the rudiments of a different psycho-social theory of authoritarianism.
Take a look at it in our newest issue:
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Check out our new issue: "New Faces of Authoritarianism". Edited by Massimiliano Tomba, with an introduction by Asad Haider of @viewpointmag.
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@inthesetimesmag @rphilos @RethinkMarxism @histmat @decoloniselit @NewLeftReview
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"The poem is what lies between a between..." A timely look into Mahmoud Darwish's poetry by Ayelet Even-Nur.
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We’re calling for papers for our new special issue, “What Does the Algorithm Want? Psychoanalysis and the Critique of Digital Platforms”. Edited by @MattFlisfeder.
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Check our new special issue edited by Kang Liu: “The China Question in Western Theory”. We’re excited to be showcasing some current critical work from the Chinese academe in the field of literary and cultural studies.
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We're calling for papers for a new special issue, "Periodizing the Present: The 2020s, the Longue Durée, & Contemporary Culture".
Check out our site for more information:
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Excited for our new special issue! It is a symposium on Nicholas Brown's "Autonomy". Including: Fredric Jameson, Elise Archias, Fabio Akcelrud Durão, @TimLanzen, @Christi32715136, Myka Tucker-Abramson, and Marina Vishmidt. Edited by @nilgesm.
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The contemporary scene is crowded with monsters, from alien invaders to the zombie apocalypse. Fear is pervasive and intimately familiar. @RobertTally offers a fantasical Marxist critique in "Topographies of Fear in an Era of Globalization".
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A flashback to one of our previous issues: check out Andrea Ruthven's take on the work of Kim Fu.
"...Fu’s novel represents a potential transgender subjectivity that derives its resilience from its vulnerability as an unrecognizable social other"
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No estamos todas, faltan las presas!
Read about "Contemporary Feminist Practices Building Paths toward Prison Abolition". Susana Draper's article in our newest issue: doi.org/10.7771/1481-4374.38…
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We're happy to be on new media platforms!
See our newest special issue on the "Politics of Social Reproduction": docs.lib.purdue.edu/clcweb/v…
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