...Kalliopi Nikolopoulou This essay is a critical analysis of Nietzsche's anti-Aristotelian reading of tragedy. My purpose is to show Aristotle's relevance for our age, which is strongly inflected by Nietzsche. I focus on the contemporary sidelining of catharsis in order to understand certain...

... different from perceptions in the United States. International frames of the US response to this natural disaster not only highlight different underlying sources for the tragedy but also shift attention away from material conditions to subjective perceptions that produce trauma, and they chart the part...

... and disfigured male soldiers and ex-soldiers present in twentieth-and twenty-first-century culture. The provocations of Norman Mailer, particularly his bombastic statements on race and gender, perfectly represent the still vibrantly supported belief that the basic tragedy of contemporary American life...

..., thus killing him twice, as it were —​and Antigone’s inclu- sive logic. Furthermore, the author argues that this ancient tragedy can speak to our modern political imagination by opening new dia- logues between the tragedy’s political imagination and our own (37). The link between tragedy...

... that the example of Standing Rock allows us to see the convergence and conflict among neoliberal biopolitics, white environmentalism, and the notion of the commons. David Harvey s The Future of the Commons (2011) claims that one of the key flaws in Garrett Hardin s 1968 Tragedy of the Commons is that Hardin s...

... else it is, proper change, whereby the insistence on private particularity (pro privo) can no longer serve as an alibi for property accumulation. Tragedy Every commons should be a tragedy, at least for those invested in the drama of accumulation. Garrett Hardin (1968: 1244) writes that freedom...

... . Marxism and Literature . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Williams Raymond . 1979 . Modern Tragedy . New York : Verso Books . Williams Raymond . 1983 . Keywords . 2nd ed. Oxford University Press . Woolf Virginia , 1944 . The Second Common Reader . Pelican...

.... She has drawn especially on the Stoics to reinvigorate moral and political philosophy, and she investigates the import of literature and the emotions in books ranging from The Fragility of Goodness: Luck and Ethics in Greek Tragedy and Philosophy (Cambridge UP, 1986) to Upheavals...

... or Tragedi Angke in Indonesian. minnesota review 99 (2022) DOI 10.1215/00265667-9993041 © 2022 Jeddie Sophronius 40 Copyright © 2022 Jeddie Sophronius 2022 [email protected] ...

... tragedy to undress and impress. Oh drought baby, need this cherry-on-top touch. Don t be so distant, lover. Don t run for the radiumlit trees like you didn t devour my dirt and loam like saucy ribs. Let your acid raindrop body pour on my lady landscape. My root system can take it one more time. minnesota...

... unscathed, miracle of teenage almost-tragedy. In another, I’m lost in Rome, surrounded by men and motorbikes, and never have I been lovelier than in that one, my city-swept hair, my veneer of bravado. There’s the one wherein I dash without my glasses across a midnight highway...

... the phrase, isn’t there anymore. But his glasses, fat plastic salvaged from the wreck, they’re propped in a museum downtown. In a city still clinging to the brief fame of its tragedy.             How he just wanted to get out. How no one who grows up watching their father lay grout & tile...

..., kills squirrels caught under car tires, but I won t worry about that; after all, all the time fall is ending, and fragile stuff is getting squished beneath my fingers, and I suppose it isn t quite a tragedy if it s part of a heartbeat; still, isn t it a little too on-the-nose, things dying like that all...

... . Nietzsche Friedrich . 1974 . The Gay Scienc . Translated by Kaufman Walter . New York : Vintage . Nietzsche Friedrich . 1998 . Twilight of the Idol . Translated by Large Duncan . New York : Oxford University Press . Nietzsche Friedrich . 1999 . The Birth of Tragedy...

... : 125 – 46 . Wejchert Michael . 2017 . “ How Ueli Steck Met Mountaineering’s Oldest Companion: Tragedy .” New York Times , May 1 . www/nytimes.com/2017/05/01/opinion/ueli-steck-falling-off-the-edge . Worrall Simon . 2016 . “ Alex Honnold Isn’t Fearless: He Just Accepts Death...

... 2014 Virginia Tech 172 Books Received 173 Scott, David. 2014. Omens of Adversity: Tragedy, Time, Memory, Justice. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. Sharma, Sarah. 2014. In the Meantime: Temporality and Cultural Politics. Durham...

...) language. She proved it once by bursting into tears while lecturing in a conference on Saussure at Columbia University. (225) What especially draws Chris to Weil, however, is not just her philosophy, but the tragedy of her life itself, chronicled by so many commentators as the explanation for why she did...

... this is the temple.” Sarla nodded, her anklets tinkling obtrusively as the two women walked into an uncomfortable silence, into a crucible of glares, little arrows that jabbed with intention. The widows knew Sarla didn’t like to be there, considered her dismissive of tragedy, too callow to understand...

..., translated by Michael Ryan. New York: Semiotext(e). Hardin, Garrett. 1968. The Tragedy of the Commons. Science 162: 1243 48. Hardt, Michael, and Antonio Negri. 2004. Multitude. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Harvey, David. 2011. The Future of the Commons. Radical History Review, no. 109 (Winter...

.... It is this project that has inspired some of my current thoughts about the political and philosophical functions of imaginative art. Part of my argument is that tragic theory is woefully insufficient in terms of gender, because once you make women central to theories of tragedy, all the usual arguments...