Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press How the Nazis Won World War II - And All Subsequent Wars Michael Dorland As Adorno and others often remarked, we repress the past--because it's…
Urbana and Chicago: University of Illinois Press. ISBN 0814775136.New York: New York University Press. The Fate of Culture after Globalisation Stephen Morton The question of whether theoretical inquiry can and…
The event, the singularity of the event, that is what différance is all about. . . It is another name for experience itself, which is always experience of the other.…
Cultural Studies on/as Conspiracy Theory Conspiracy theorists may present the Birmingham closure as a matter of settling scores by colleagues envious of the reputation of its cultural-studies brand; or it…
Why does the contemporary revivification of universalism within a self-identified critical theory' conflate the terms'deconstruction and cultural studies, among others'that this special issue may want to clarify? From the perspective…
In the 1980s and '90s, North American university literature departments underwent a broad methodological transition from a dominant deconstruction or 'high theory' to various modalities of 'cultural studies'.1 However, in…
Bernard Stiegler's Technics and Time (published in three volumes over the period from 1994-2001, with two further volumes promised) marks an important chance for deconstruction -- a chance for it…
Two words are so indispensable to the vocabulary of the contemporary humanities that they barely seem to warrant discussion: 'culture' and 'discourse'. The one has been argued over endlessly in…
Guns, Youths and Hip-Hop -- a Few Familiar Stories The Wessex Scene, 23.01.031 It may sound absurd, but Birmingham is increasingly being compared to the worst parts of Los Angeles,…
[T]he refiguring of theory, made as a result of having to think questions of culture through the metaphors of language and textuality, represents a point beyond which cultural studies must…