dissentum.bsky.social
Global + postcolonial + comp lit, theory; translator. Assoc. prof. Views/prons: his. Books (@uminnpress.bsky.social): Resisting Dialogue: Modern Fiction and the Future of Dissent / Ed. Postpolitics and the Aesthetic Imagination
👤 Joined on 23 September 2023
Followers
Following
Total Posts
@dissentum.bsky.socialemily-parker88.bsky.social
Not Found
needysus.bsky.social
stellaisverycute.bsky.social
Not Found
schumer.senate.gov
controlaltconsult.bsky.social
Not Found
stp85.bsky.social
yahushuahamasia-tv.bsky.social
owallstromer.bsky.social
ro111777.bsky.social
ayaecheverria.bsky.social
Not Found
farehamboy.bsky.social
mehmettilki.bsky.social
oldfashionednuts.bsky.social
pawlidays.bsky.social
ds-wen.bsky.social
Not Found
morcegodasofertas.bsky.social
sevans.bsky.social
berndtpetersen.bsky.social
paulakrebs.bsky.social
sonia-sodha.bsky.social
‘If we are to believe Fred, he remained faithful to Sartre his whole life. When he moves on to Marxism, he doesn’t abandon the insights into style, expression and consciousness developed in his first book.’ Toril Moi on Fredric Jameson, online now from the next issue. www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Show PostMy essay on Fred Jameson as a reader will be out in the next London Review of Books! @lrb.co.uk
Show PostHaven’t taught my Museums class since 2020 and, returning to Simon’s Participatory Museum (2010), I’m struck by how much of the work seems infused by the optimism associated with “web 2.0”/early social media/Arab Spring.
Show PostWoof. We were so young then. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
Show PostHas no one done a critical/scholarly edition of Making of the English Working Class? Went looking and am coming up empty...
Show Post