Policing the Catastrophe: History and Conspiracy in David Peace's Tokyo Trilogy

2024-8-1

Contributors

2024-8-1

“Closing Time”: Discordant Temporalities of Japan's Postwar in David Peace's Tokyo Trilogy

2024-8-1

Introduction: Postwar Japan as Occult History—David Peace's Tokyo Trilogy

2024-8-1

Blanchot without Blanchot

2024-8-1

The Existence of the Speculative: Hegel's Theory of the Soul

2024-8-1

Culture after Catastrophe: A Conversation with David Peace on the Tokyo Trilogy

2024-8-1

“No One Is Who They Say They Are”: The Political Aesthetics of David Peace, Waste Land Poetry, and Extreme Music

2024-8-1

“Every Single Word Is Now a Tempest of Gestures”: Luigi Ballerini's and Beppe Cavatorta's Anthology of Italian Poetry <i>Those Who from Afar Look Like Flies</i>

2024-8-1

What the Writer Found There: David Peace's <i>Occupied City</i>

2024-8-1

North County Jail

2024-5-1

In Memoriam: David Golumbia

2024-5-1

Edward Said and the Western Humanities

2024-5-1

Announcement of Change in Editorship

2024-5-1

Empson Here and Now?

2024-5-1

Contributors

2024-5-1

I Am Become Data: Lytle Shaw's <i>Narrowcast</i> and the Era of Machine Listening

2024-5-1

The Bildungsroman of an Artist for New China: <i>Fu Lei's Family Letters, 1954–1966</i>

2024-5-1

Prisons, Immigration, and the Right to a Livable Life in the Anthropocene: Reading Garrett Hardin and Michel Foucault

2024-5-1

The Critique of Cyberlibertarianism

2024-5-1

Auerbach's Hunger: <i>Mimesis</i> as an Anthropology of Violence

2024-5-1

Experimental Poetry in Yugoslav and Post-Yugoslav Literary Spaces: Socialism, War Transition, and Beyond

2024-5-1

Editor's Note

2024-2-1

To Put Afoot a New Black Woman: On Hortense Spillers and the Possibilities of Gender

2024-2-1

On Thon; or, Thinking Gender in the Interstice

2024-2-1

From the Margins: There Must Be More to History than Logic

2024-2-1

Touch and Voice in <i>Absalom, Absalom!</i>

2024-2-1

“You Said Independence?” The Case of Scotland's and Catalonia's Nationalisms: A Discussion of J. H. Elliott's <i>Scots and Catalans: Union and Disunion</i>

2024-2-1

Braised Cucumbers, Maps, and Surprises: Materialist Narratology and Political Theology in the Work of Hortense J. Spillers

2024-2-1

Contributors

2024-2-1

Interior Intersubjectivity: Hortense Spillers's Theory of “the One”

2024-2-1

Sending Language into Battle: Interview with Hortense J. Spillers

2024-2-1

Bastard Sugar: Hortense Spillers and Paradoxes of Value in New World Thought

2024-2-1

Fathers and Daughters; or, Social Reproduction in the Anthropocene

2024-2-1

When Hortense Spillers and Toni Morrison Meet in the Clearing: The Hieroglyphics of Marking and Unmarking

2024-2-1

NoOnesRose: An Interview with Pierre Joris

2023-11-1

Words You Burn Down: Toward a Poetics of <i>Umfarshtandlekh</i> Translation

2023-11-1

The Darkness in the Poem, and the Light: Beyond Witness—the Visionary, Non-Soteriological Poetics of Paul Celan

2023-11-1

L’état Naissant: On Celan's <i>Microliths They Are, Little Stones: Posthumous Prose</i>

2023-11-1

Beyond (European) Philosophy: From Leibniz—via Schmalenbach—to Benjamin

2023-11-1

Celan in Conversation

2023-11-1

Interview with Meg Havran

2023-11-1

Translingualism: A Poetics of Language Mixing and Estrangement

2023-11-1

Paul Celan's Counterword: Who Witnesses for the Witness?

2023-11-1

Computer Center Sabotage, 1968–1971: Luddism, Black Studies, and the Diversion of Technological Progress

2023-11-1

Pierre Joris and “The Whole Celan”—a Life's Work

2023-11-1

Law's Numbers

2023-11-1

Contributors

2023-11-1

What Is “Postmedieval”? Embedded Reflections

2023-8-1

Belle da Costa Greene and the Undoing of “Medieval” Studies

2023-8-1