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Sydney, New South Wales
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I've launched a blog in order to collate all my writings in one place. Right now everything I've written from 2015-2018 is up. 2019 writings and some new stuff to follow soon. Will also upload presentations and talks.
duncanstuart.wordpress.com/
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increasingly feel this is the attitude we should all have about this kind of performance of politics online, no responding, quote dunking, whatever, because it is not worth taking seriously or giving it airtime
I love you all but please stop asking me to review the Liu book. My view: it is not a serious piece of work and I am not going to take it seriously. For anyone who can still get it up to rehash if woke has gone too far, have fun w it! Personally I find whole convo washed xo
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Our first issue is available to read in its entirety on our site! We are finalizing the print version, so subscribe if you haven’t already to receive a free copy (link below)
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i went to arizona in august, at the height of summer, to answer a nagging question: why are there so many data centers, not to mention a water-guzzling chip factory, in the desert?
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Come find me and my work on the Colon Elephant website
I love great writing and hate how it's treated on the internet. So I built something to try to fix that.
If you wish there were a better place to share your writing, to discover new work, to talk culture and books, then I invite you to read—and to join me.
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I love great writing and hate how it's treated on the internet. So I built something to try to fix that.
If you wish there were a better place to share your writing, to discover new work, to talk culture and books, then I invite you to read—and to join me.
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I’m in this bad boy with a little essay on the posters of May 68 and visual language in times of rupture. ameniafreereview.site/pages/…
Issue 2 is LIVE:
feat.:
- Iran + the struggle with imperialist feminisms
- Prairieland + the role of the writer
- Shklovsky + formalism's relation to revolution
- first Eng. translation of René Menil's "The Passage from Poetry to Philosophy"
- ofc, experimental literature
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reading Hillbilly Elegy for dissertation research stuff and i really don't think it's so bad
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We published our first article on our Interventions page a week ago on Harlan County, USA, the Oscar winning documentary about the 1973 miners strike in Eastern Kentucky fracturemagazine.com/interve…
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Is Proust a feminist? Is Thomas Mann a queer ally? Is this modernist novel my friend?
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While it’s true Althusser is kind of out of fashion, with some of the most famous pieces of what was once “high althusserianism” having a kind of 1960s smell, this disappearance is also apparent, imo. You can’t see Althusser because he’s everywhere already, his main +
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If you want to know what ever happened to Althusser, read @_fracturemag_
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Some people asked for the syllabus, here is its last iteration.
I'll be teaching this course at BISR beginning November 18. We'll be reading Aimé Césaire, Ghassan Kanafani, Lorraine Hansberry and thinking about "the entry of the chorus, of the ex- slaves themselves, as the arbiters of their own fate" (C.L.R. James).
thebrooklyninstitute.com/ite…
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Today is the 50th anniversary of the release of Harlan County, USA, the Oscar winning documentary about the 1973 Brookside miner strike in Kentucky. Here we offer a translation of a 1978 review by Natacha Michel, alongside an introduction by Patrick King: fracturemagazine.com/interve…
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