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...Imre Szeman Does it make sense to speak of a global cultural studies? This review essay examines the apparent critical aversion to such a category by exploring the approaches taken by two books that consider the state of cultural studies in the global era. Ackbar Abbas and John Nguyet Erni's...

...Lisa Fluet Fluet’s essay develops a survey of the argumentative claims of the area of affect studies devoted specifically to the assessment, and critique, of “happiness.” The central focus is a review of Sara Ahmed’s study The Promise of Happiness (2010), which Fluet places within the context...

...Phillip E. Wegner This essay takes up the challenge, issued by Fredric Jameson in a 1976 minnesota review essay, to become attentive to the “presence of some Utopian content even within the most degraded and degrading type of commercial product.” It does so through a reading of the Adam Sandler...

...Anne-Lise François This essay draws on the example of Emily Dickinson's experiments with meter and line to review the multiple valences that attach to precariousness, a term that is sometimes synonymous with précarité and the casualization of labor but that also carries a less negatively charged...

... © 2016 Virginia Tech 2016 Contributors Creative Mark Belair works as a drummer in New York City. His poems have appeared in numerous journals, including Alabama Literary Review, Atlanta Review, the Cincinnati Review, Harvard Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, Poetry East...

... Monitor. Other poems have appeared in MARGIE, Poet Lore, Poem, the Hollins Critic, Spoon River Poetry Review, Snowy Egret, the North American Review, and many others. Steve is a retired art teacher, married with three children. Jason Bredle lives in Chicago. He is a recipient of a grant from...

... a PhD student in English at Florida State University. Hannah Keziah Agustin is a writer from Manila, Philippines. Her work is found and forthcoming in Guernica, Prairie Schooner, AAWW s The Margins, Maine Review, and elsewhere. She currently resides in Wisconsin, where she studies film and English...

... Contributors Creative Allison Adair’s recent poems appear in American Poetry Review, Best New Poets, Boston Review, Greensboro Review, Mississippi Review, Mis- souri Review, Shenandoah, Southwest Review, and Third Coast, among other journals. Adair teaches literature and creative...

... Contributors Creative Daniel Biegelson is an instructor of creative writing and literature at Northwest Missouri State University, where he also serves as director of the Visiting Writers Series and an editor for the Laurel Review. He is the author of the chapbook Only the Borrowed Light. His...

... manuscript was a finalist for the Charles B. Wheeler Prize and Four Way Books Levis Prize. She is the recipient of an Artist Trust GAP Grant. Ronda s journal publications include Blackbird, 2River, Sycamore Review, Missouri Review, and Palette Poetry. She has been on Public Radio KUOW s All Things Considered...

... Contributors Creative Sean Cho A. is the author of American Home, 2020 winner of the Autumn House Publishing Chapbook Contest. His work can be found in Pleiades, Penn Review, Massachusetts Review, Ninth Letter, and Nashville Review, among other publications. He is currently an MFA candidate...

... Contributors Creative Bryce Berkowitz teaches at Butler University. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Best New Poets, Sewanee Review, Ninth Letter, Third Coast, Nashville Review, Passages North, Pinch, Sugar House Review, Hobart, Barrow Street, Permafrost, Salt Hill, Chicago Quarterly...

... © 2006 the minnesota review 2006 Contributors' Notes Poetry / Fiction Anne Babson has been nominated twice for a Pushcart and has won awards from Columbia, Atlanta Review, Grasslands Review among others. Her libretto for Su Lian Opera, Upbringing, is being produced by Meridian...