univ of Copenhagen, asst prof - trauma studies, therapeutic culture, contemporary novel —— forever in solidarity w precarious scholars & those forced out
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lareviewofbooks.org/article/… some thoughts on therapeutic culture and How We Read Now. So thankful for @annashechtman's editorial work. @LAReviewofBooks
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a short piece on topics I care deeply about, including trauma plots, "romance," and the mute compulsion of economic relations
thanks @CFog4 for the theoretical touchstone
thanks @PublicBooks for working with me
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Welcome to Mid Theory Collective: a space by and for early career scholars in the humanities to think, learn, and write together. You are invited!
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This incredible labor of love is NOW ON SHELVES! Joanna Russ's "mainstream masterwork," ON STRIKE AGAINST GOD, is out today with
@FeministPress. Buy it, read it, laugh, cry, rage, and demand the impossible. bit.ly/3VF0uNN
A new critical edition of Joanna Russ's ON STRIKE AGAINST GOD—edited by @AlecPollak—is here!
“A powerful, witty, revelatory meditation on culture and identity as only Russ could do it.” —Kameron Hurley, THE LIGHT BRIGADE
Grab a copy today: bit.ly/3VF0uNN
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say what you want about sally rooney but "have i hurt you, do you love me, will you always" reverberates in my head constantly like the DVD logo bouncing around on the screen
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Anyone in Cph wanna discuss Anna Kornbluh’s Immediacy? Me, Tina Lupton and @CFog4 are organizing an informal reading session on May 22, from 10-12, at Uni of Cph - if interested, hit me up (DM or [email protected])! We will read the intro & the stuff on writing and theory
It was such a privilege to review Kornbluh’s Immediacy - a love letter to (and also an elegy for)✨mediation✨ To many more years of density, abstraction, and opacity🔥
“Prequel, quel, sequel, quel surprise,” Kornbluh quips. @cfog4 weighs in on the “method wars” of Anna Kornbluh’s latest, "Immediacy: Or, the Style of Too Late Capitalism." lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
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forever devastated by the vast number of no-futures for scholars in this discipline
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“The comic or happy ending is precisely what’s tragic; the rich’s suffering along the way is the comedy.”
Read Nathaniel Likert on “The White Lotus” and the long history of tragicomedy, a genre that emerged in renaissance Italy.
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If, previously, minimalist narration was thought of as a trauma-response, I suggest minimalism has a new life, rendering ruminative thought processes in the wake of injury⬇️ Much gratitude to the P45 team, my fellow contributors and @michaeldango & @connorrbennett
Exploring “crisis ordinariness” in novels by Weike Wang and Jenny Offill, @CFog4 observes that “minimalism makes space for a conflicted, drawn-out elegy, for counter-factual speculation and melancholy investigation” post45.org/2023/04/minimal-t…
What is narrative reticence? How do we make sense of it, against the backdrop of a highly confessional culture? And what does Francois' "open secret" have to do with the #MeToo movement? This &more, considered through close readings of Nunez’s The Friend: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/8…
