...Tom Boswell © 2007 the minnesota review 2007 11 Tom Boswell Black is the color of my true love for Paul I wish to see the streets swell with these earnest Americans, knowing full well that the larger...

... and Promotion.” Profession (2007): 9-71. Stevens, Mitchell L. Creating a Class: College Admissions and the Education of Elites. Cambridge: Harvard UP, 2007. Maurice S. Lee How American Universities Learned to Love American Literature (on Elizabeth Renker’s The Origins...

...Tara Skurtu © 2013 Tara Skurtu 2013 Tara Skurtu Morning Love Poem Dreamt last night I fed you, unknowingly, something you were allergic to. And you were gone, like that. You don’t have even a single allergy, but still. The dream cracked. Cars nosedived...

...Terrance Owens © 2013 Terrance Owens 2013 Terrance Owens The Ones I Love They’ve always called me Ox. Now, some of them don’t. The moon raises cities in us as we go. One of us became nothing—a rookery of stars that smash-landed in the darkness. I don’t sleep well anymore. A glass...

...Amorak Huey © 2014 Amorak Huey 2014 Amorak Huey The Governor in Love We snorkel in your depths, we lace like coral —​ we wait for the paperback. Your arm muscles rope & rhyme, unsolved collision of flesh. Seagulls soundtrack our imagination, this beach...

...Monica Pacheco © 2016 Monica Pacheco 2016 Monica Pacheco Love and Animals and You and Me My dog is on television, after Law & Order, before the late-night news. He’s a good enough actor, I suppose. The show is a dramedy. Baxter plays a stray, also named Baxter, who helps a down-on-his...

... project. © 2016 Virginia Tech 2016 utopia event love Alain Badiou Stanley Cavell film studies Works Cited Achebe Chinua . 1977 . “An Image of Africa.” Massachusetts Review 18 , no. 4 : 782 – 94 . Badiou Alain . (1998) 2001 . Ethics: An Essay...

...Stephanie Friedman Copyright © 2019 Stephanie Friedman 2019 Stephanie Friedman Traveling: A Love Story Year One Intercourse. Blue Ball. We laughed at the town names, but I had to admit the Amish were being fruitful. Dresses hung on the line upside down, pinned from the hem so they swelled...

... for such worldings is to be found in the concept of shared, quotidian affliction, following the work—including the work of both living and dying—of Simone Weil. The entry point into a nonhuman reading of Weil is Chris Kraus’s 1997 novel, I Love Dick , which here becomes a story at the threshold of the human-animal...

...Katie McMorris Copyright © 2022 Katie McMorris 2022 [email protected] Katie McMorris I Want to Fall in Love (in a Fabric Store) owned by weaver ants and caddisflies. We spend the day touching cotton and caressing each other against the patterns until you re dizzy: greens mixed...

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... or sixty years. Smith describes her foray into feminist activism in the 1960s; her love of English poetry but disaffection with the intellectual provincialism of English departments in the 1970s; her increased occupation during the 1980s and 1990s with problems of aesthetics, linguistics, and value theory...

... of queer theoretical studies of affect and futurity (Heather Love, Lee Edelman, Sianne Ngai); postcolonial studies of melancholy (Paul Gilroy); and competing critical approaches to both happiness (Martha Nussbaum) and the “not-happy” consequences of traumatic histories (Carolyn Kay Steedman). The essay...

... motifs of storytelling, measuring, repetition, evolution, pollution, love, place, and planet in order to fathom humans as a biosphere-altering geologic agent, ultimately resolves into both a critique of cyclical patterns of anthropogenic socioecological destructiveness and an exemplary theorization...

... Hollywood Derrida’s Noble Unfaith, or What Reading Hadewijch Can Teach You about Reading Derrida In proportion as love grows between these two, a fear also grows in this love. And this fear is of two kinds. The first fear is, one fears that he is unworthy, and that he cannot...

... of their daily lives, their capacity to love despite constant hardship. He can be with them so long as he is nowhere nearby. He is most at home, then, in these quiet moments of evening, underneath the pear tree, when he can let his imagination roam across those mountains and plains, back...

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