ANGELAKI
journal of the theoretical humanities
CALL FOR PAPERS -- GENERAL ISSUE 2002
"Fearless and inventive, this journal has reset the agenda for the
theoretical humanities."
-- Peggy Kamuf, University of Southern California, USA
_Angelaki: journal of the theoretical humanities_ publishes two special
issues and one general/open issue per volume. The journal invites
submissions for its volume 7, number 3 general/open issue, for
publication December 2002. Please see below for the current contents
list of the 2001 general issue (6.3, for publication December).
Deadline for submission of 7.3 material for review: February 28, 2002.
Submissions are subject to peer review.
For full details on _Angelaki_, submission information and contents
listings of volumes 2 to 5, please visit the journal's website at:
http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/routledge/0969725X.html
* ELECTRONIC SAMPLE COPY. The journal has been available online as
well as in print since volume 5 (2000). The 2000 general issue (5.3),
with work from Deleuze, Derrida and Zizek, is available as a free
electronic sample at the website -- click on the sample copy link in the
listing at the top of the home page.
* SUBALTERN AFFECT, the 6.1 special issue of _Angelaki_, guest edited
by Jon Beasley-Murray and Alberto Moreiras, is now out. Please see below
for contents list. 6.2, _Gift, Theft, Apology_, guest edited by
Constantin V. Boundas, will be published in September.
Thank you -- Gerard Greenway, managing editor, Angelaki
http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/routledge/0969725X.html
volume 6 number 3 december 2001
GENERAL ISSUE 2001
issue editor: Pelagia Goulimari
CONTENTS
Editorial Introduction
-- Pelagia Goulimari
Never Before, Always Already: Notes on Agamben
and the Category of Relation
-- Alexander Garcia Duttmann
Humanism After Auschwitz: Reflections on Jean Amery's _Freitod_
-- Andrew McCann
Judgement is not an Exit: Toward an Affective Criticism
of Violence with _American Psycho_
-- Marco Abel
A New Lyricism: Some Early Thoughts on Linguistic Disobedience
-- John Kinsella
To Follow a Snail: Experimental Empiricism and
the Ethic of Minor Literature
-- Peter Trnka
Cave Paintings and Wall Writings: Blanchot's Signature
-- Lars Iyer
To Place the Void: Badiou Reads Spinoza
-- Sam Gillespie
Photography and the Exposure of Community: Sharing Nan Goldin
and Jean-Luc Nancy
-- Louis Kaplan
The Comedy of Philosophy: Bataille, Hegel and Derrida
-- Lisa Trahair
The Aesthetics of Affect: Thinking Art Beyond Representation
-- Simon O'Sullivan
Human Rights, Humanism and Desire
-- Costas Douzinas
DEBATE: Just Hoaxing: A Reply to Margaret Soltan's
"Hoax Poetry in America"
-- Bill Freind*
* Bill Freind writes in response to Margaret Soltan's piece in
_Angelaki_ 5.1: _Poets on the Verge_. We encourage the submission
of responses to work published in the journal. These will be
considered for publication in the annual general issue.
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volume 6 number 1 april 2001
special issue: SUBALTERN AFFECT
issue editors: Jon Beasley-Murray and Alberto Moreiras
CONTENTS
Editorial Introduction: Subalternity and Affect
-- Jon Beasley-Murray and Alberto Moreiras
Separation and the Politics of Theory
-- Alberto Moreiras
Subject Scenes, Symbolic Exclusion, and Subalternity
-- Brian Carr
Making an Example of Spivak
-- David Huddart
The Sovereign Individual, "Subalternity," and Becoming-Other
-- Kenneth Surin
Feeling, the Subaltern, and the Organic Intellectual
-- Brett Levinson
Managing Ecstasy: A Subaltern Performative of Resistance
-- Samir Dayal
Reflections on the Origin: Transculturation and Tragedy
in _Pedro Paramo_
-- Patrick Dove
Tribalism, Globalism, and Eskimo Television in Leslie Marmon Silko's
_Almanac of the Dead_
-- Eva Cherniavsky
Hear Say Yes in Piglia: _La ciudad ausente_, Posthegemony, and the
"Fin-negans" of Historicity
-- Gareth Williams
Porno-Revolution: _El fiord_ and the Eva-Peronist State
-- John Kraniauskas
Trashing Whiteness: _Pulp Fiction_, _Se7en_, _Strange Days_,
and Articulating Affect
-- Paul Gormley
East of the Sun and West of the Moon: The Balkans and Cultural Studies
-- Arthur Redding
Anti-Fascism as Child's Play: The Political Line in
_The Laurels of Lake Constance_
-- Jon Beasley-Murray
Gerard Greenway
managing editor
A N G E L A K I
journal of the theoretical humanities
greenway@angelaki.demon.co.uk
http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/routledge/0969725X.html
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Oxford OX2 6SQ
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