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...Benjamin S. Grossberg © 2020 Benjamin S. Grossberg 2020 Benjamin S. Grossberg Before I Say She Is Dead, She Is Dead But the knowledge is inside me like a hummingbird in my mouth, buzzing there, its bright beating against the inside of my cheeks, on my tongue, the long, scraping needle of its...

.... Although Ybarra continues to ask some of the same questions she had when she first entered into the water walking ceremony, she gathers a bit more experience and knowledge every time she returns to the circle, every time she finds a different path into the inquiry. What she first learned growing up...

... on secularism. Scott was trained as a social historian of France, and her first book was The Glassworkers of Carmaux: French Craftsmen and Political Action in a Nineteenth-Century City . With Louise Tilly she authored Women, Work, and Family . As founding director of Brown University's Pembroke Center...

...Janell Watson In this interview, Jodi Dean discusses her career as poststructuralist political theorist, activist, and blogger. She has written on Slavoj Zizek, political solidarity, neoliberalism, media politics, media theory, the Occupy movement, and communism. Long concerned with the issue...

...Kathleen Biddick Kathleen Biddick questions the political-theological turn in contemporary political philosophy with its focus on efforts to “deconstruct Christianity.” She argues that the Christian institutional imaginary (inaugurated by Paul’s ekklesia and adumbrated by the medieval management...

...Janell Watson In this interview, Jacqueline Rose discusses her engagements with psychoanalytic feminism and discusses its legacies in the United States and in Great Britain. She uses Lacan and Freud not only to read literature but also to discuss politics, especially the issues of anti-Semitism...

...Janell Watson In this interview, Jacqueline Stevens discusses her career and her writings in the field of political theory. Her theories about birth, death, and the state guide her as she boldly challenges patriarchal appeals to genetics and heredity in the politics of immigration, wealth...

...” also contribute. Long interested in environmental studies, Bennett has written on the Hegelian dialectic of faith and enlightenment in order to examine the relationship between nature and the state. In a related project, she defines a modern political enchantment in terms of an animate materialism...

.... Her interdisciplinary work draws on references as diverse as Friedrich Nietzsche, Hannah Arendt, Franz Rosenzweig, Jacques Derrida, Sophocles’s Antigone , and the Bible. She offers a poststructuralist and Nietzschean reading of Arendt. Other topics on which she has written include the figure...

... interdisciplinarity was not yet trendy and continuing with her nineteen years in the rhetoric department at the University of California at Berkeley. She describes the evolution of her relationship to Freud's thought, her ongoing commitment to feminism, her more recent engagement with Heidegger, and the place...

.... This reorientation also serves as a response to Ann-Sophie Lehmann's call for greater material literacy to help us better learn and understand more about our material surroundings. Lehmann argues that we need to have more awareness of and appreciation for the basic materials of our daily life and world. She explains...

...-left establishment voices. However, she has not abandoned her powerful interest in the complexities of migritude’s pains and difficult opportunities. On the contrary, in Marianne porte plainte! Identité nationale: Des passerelles, pas des barrières! ( Marianne Complains! National Identity: Gangways...

... in the context of Italian colonialism in the Horn of Africa. She discusses what it means to claim the city of Rome as one’s own as a black Italian, and places stories of flight and belonging in a global and historical context. This interview was conducted over WhatsApp, transcribed, and translated into English...

... the stories of the migrants for them in her coveted role as a translator. Her stories are mediated by her ambivalence toward the migrants, for whom she feels shame and disgust, and her own tentative attempts to assimilate Frenchness as a normative ideal. This article offers a contrapuntal reading of Sinha’s...

...Jeffrey J. Williams “Ways of Reading” presents an interview with Sharon Marcus in which she discusses the influential and controversial concept of “surface reading.” The interview covers the genealogy of the concept, its difference from symptomatic reading, its relation to description, and other...

...Maureen Gibbon [email protected] Copyright © 2025 Maureen Gibbon 2025 “Ma, don't I always get the dishes done?” “Why do you have to leave them sit? Why can't you just wash them now?” The girl doesn't answer. She doesn't want to tell her ma that the whole road seems...

... out and working in pairs. Greta was distraught because he had just dumped her, and she wasn't paying attention. Once on the train, she wrapped herself around a pole and wept openly, hiccupping and snuffling, as she looked at an advertisement on the wall, a beach scene with happy couples...

...Mariem Khaled Saadeya's friends aren't afraid of her Moamen. She knows that if anything, they love him more than they have ever loved her. They hang around his every word, they seek him out and flock around him, and they invite him to sleep beside them and fight over his company...