New Issue of Theory & Event, Volume 22, Number 4, October 2019

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The latest issue of Theory & and Event looks great!

Congrats to Kieran on the Symposium on “Myth and Politics in Furio Jesi”. Looks like some great contributions in there.

  1. Introduction
  2. Cristina Beltrán, Kennan Ferguson
  3. pp. 789-791
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Articles

  1. More Than a Hashtag: Excitement, Anguish and the Semblant of #MeToo
  2. Rosemary Overell
  3. pp. 792-819
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  1. Cyborgian Self-Awareness: Trauma and Memory in Blade Runner and Westworld
  2. Benjamin Schrader
  3. pp. 820-841
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  1. Nuclear Sovereignty
  2. Michael Hardt
  3. pp. 842-868
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  1. The Myth of What We Can Take In: Global Migration and the “Receptive Capacity” of the Nation-State
  2. Michelle Ty
  3. pp. 869-890
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  1. An Underwater World of Walls: Machine Sensing, Maritime Sovereignty, and the Aesthetics of Undersea Surveillance
  2. Jason Parry
  3. pp. 891-910
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  1. Creating a City to Resist the State: The Seattle General Strike of 1919
  2. Kathy Ferguson
  3. pp. 911-950
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  1. Is There a Right to Sleep?
  2. Jonathan Goldberg-Hiller
  3. pp. 951-983
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  1. Symposium Introduction: Myth and Politics in Furio Jesi
  2. Kieran Aarons
  3. pp. 984-998
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  1. Letter to Károly Kerényi / Draft Introduction to Secret Germany
  2. Furio Jesi
  3. pp. 999-1002
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  1. A Reading of Rimbaud’s ‘Bateau ivre’
  2. Furio Jesi
  3. pp. 1003-1017
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  1. Cruel Festivals: Furio Jesi and the Critique of Political Autonomy
  2. Kieran Aarons
  3. pp. 1018-1046
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  1. On the Impossibility of Saying “I”: Epistemological paradigms and poetic paradigms in the work of Furio Jesi
  2. Giorgio Agamben, Kevin Attell
  3. pp. 1047-1057
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  1. Festivity, Writing, and Destruction
  2. Andrea Cavalletti
  3. pp. 1058-1068
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  1. Myth and Right-wing Culture in Furio Jesi
  2. Enrico Manera
  3. pp. 1069-1081
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  1. The Myth of Spartacus and the Tradition of the Oppressed
  2. Ricardo Noronha
  3. pp. 1082-1104
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  1. The Ignoble Savage: Racism, Myth, and Anthropological Machine
  2. Alberto Toscano
  3. pp. 1105-1124
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Reviews

  1. Bring Out Your Dead: Corpses and the Limits of Sovereign Power in James Martel’s Unburied Bodies
  2. Osman Balkan
  3. pp. 1125-1127
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  1. Violence and Freedom: Canonical Interventions and Heretical Reading
  2. Katherine A. Gordy
  3. pp. 1128-1133
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  1. Strange Bedfellows
  2. Fred Lee
  3. pp. 1133-1135
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  1. Along the Edges of Law’s Empire: Kahn’s Islands of Sovereignty
  2. Jack Jin Gary Lee
  3. pp. 1136-1140
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Biographies

  1. Biographies
  3. pp. 1141-1143
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