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Modern Language Quarterly accepts articles that pay attention to the broader scope of literary history, regardless of genre or period.
Issue 87:2 is now available. View the TOC: buff.ly/q6KATJl
Genre is a triannual publication devoted to the study of the codes, conventions, and histories of generic forms in the context of their cultural manifestations and effects.
Issue 59:1 is now available. View the TOC: buff.ly/nY8HsVf
Coming upon June 16, Sarah Sharma, author of "Insufferable Tools," will appear in person at SPACE in Portland, Maine. buff.ly/9pD9UZ7.
Great to see Steffani Jemison recommending Kevin Quashie's book "Black Aliveness," which she calls "a beautiful, celebratory text."
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The #WorldCup starts today. Feeling conflicted? Join @julesboykoff.bsky.social, a former pro player turned professor, in his memoir "Kicking," a must-read for all those who love the beautiful game. Save 30% with coupon E26KICK.
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Great reviews (and the to-read list grows)...
“Unlike Mbembe, this
book ultimately will ask whether an open Black identification with earth and animal—embracing an undifferentiation with the nonhuman natural world instead of resisting it—might be… the only way to live in a unified relation to all planetary life.”
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“Ethics is always tethered, to some degree, to individual decision-making,” says Kathi Weeks. “But politics is about collective action over longer periods of time.”
cannot wait for @femmenoire.bsky.social’s book release bcz this introduction is a dense-full-circle & a rousing invitation to reclaim withheld worlds - beautiful, confirming & moving
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The artist, showing at the New Museum and Westfälischer Kunstverein, is also the author of the novella A Rock, A River, A Street.
Recognized as the preeminent journal in the field of Latin American history. HAHR publishes peer-reviewed articles featuring original, innovative research and path-breaking analysis.
Issue 106:2 is now available. View the TOC: buff.ly/8SzpnCi
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In "Captive Ecologies," Jennifer C. James @femmenoire.bsky.social makes a case for the ecological significance of slavery’s afterlife, examining Black literature and art to trace the entanglements between racial capitalism and Black ecological freedom. Read the intro for free now: buff.ly/I5cfkh8
In "Captive Ecologies," Jennifer C. James @femmenoire.bsky.social makes a case for the ecological significance of slavery’s afterlife, examining Black literature and art to trace the entanglements between racial capitalism and Black ecological freedom. Read the intro for free now: buff.ly/I5cfkh8
