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...Christa Noel Robbins This essay describes how two works by the Cuban performance artist Tania Bruguera articulate the conditions of participation within both the political and aesthetic fields. That articulation unfolds in Bruguera's specifying her performances' structures of address in order...

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...Christa Romanosky © 2012 by Virginia Tech 2012 Christa Romanosky Gutter I’ve had it with holy. Relying on chai latte, negotiating curves of lip, fad gap. I could not change the future so I got very naked, learned early: the only thing I fetch is godless. They want...

... gags into his comedic routine, Travis asked, You hear what Christa McAuli e said to her husband before she left? You feed the kids and I ll feed the sh. 16 the minnesota review I laughed, though I felt bad about it, picturing that school- teacher screaming as she fell from the sky. Every kid...

.... Christa Noel Robbins, a scholar of modernist and contemporary art, is an assistant professor of art history in the McIntire Department of Art at the University of Virginia. She is the advisory editor of North American modernism for the Routledge Encyclopedia of Modernism, has published...

... in Creative Writing of Pine Manor College in Boston, and at Providence College, Rhode Island. Paisley Rekdal has two books out in 2012, Animal Eye (University of Pittsburgh Press) and Intimate (Tupelo Press). Christa Romanosky is a Pittsburgh native. She received her MFA from the University...

... the abandon- ment of an ascendant, hilltop view in contemporary lyric; Prathna Lor plumbs the “low poetics,” or informal asides, of social media expres- sion; Morgan Adamson locates smoldering energies in the ashes of incinerated student loan debts; Christa Noel Robbins follows an artis- tic procession...

... Nietzsche Aristotle tragedy catharsis contemporary theory Works Cited Acampora Christa Davis . 2003 . “‘The Contest between Nietzsche and Homer’: Revaluing the Homeric Question.” In Nietzsche and the German Tradition , edited by Martin Nicholas , 83 – 109 . Oxford : Lang...