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  1. “I know what has to happen”: Tragedy in Lars von Trier’s Medea
  2. Miriam Leonard
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  1. “Out Like a Lion”: Melancholia with Euripides and Winnicott
  2. Bonnie Honig
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  1. The Gravity of Melancholia: A Critique of Speculative Realism
  2. Christopher Peterson
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  1. Black Suns and a Bright Planet: Lars von Trier’s Melancholia as Thought Experiment
  2. Thomas Elsaesser
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  1. A Philopoetic Engagement: Deleuze and The Element of Crime
  2. Michael J. Shapiro
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  1. “Young Americans”: Rancière and Bowie in Dogville
  2. Paul Apostolidis
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  1. Evils of Representation: Werewolves, Pessimism, and Realism in Europa and Melancholia
  2. Joshua Foa Dienstag
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  1. Blind Spots and Double Vision: National and Individual Fantasy in Dancer in the Dark
  2. Victoria Wohl
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  1. Three Emancipations: Manderlay, Slavery, and Racialized Freedom
  2. Elisabeth R. Anker
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  1. Sharing in What Death Reveals: Breaking the Waves with Bataille
  2. Stephen S. Bush
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  1. Broken by God: Fate and Divine Intervention in Breaking the Waves
  2. James Martel
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  1. Comic Rules: Kierkegaard, The Idiots, and the Politics of Dogma 95
  2. Lars Tønder
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  1. The Suffering Spectator?: Perversion and Complicity in Antichrist and Nymphomaniac
  2. Rosalind Galt
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  1. Must We Burn Lars von Trier?: Simone de Beauvoir’s Body Politics in Antichrist
  2. Lori J. Marso
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  1. The Nymph Shoots Back: Agamben, Nymphomaniac, and the Feel of the Agon
  2. Lynne Huffer
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  1. Face Value: Von Trier, Bowie, Kanye
  2. Tony Cokes
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  1. An Invitation from Lars von Trier: First TV Interview since the Cannes Press Conference; with Martin Krasnik, Danish journalist
  2. Troels Skadhauge, Lars Tønder
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  1. Mixed Emotions: Beyond Fear and Hatred in International Conflict by Wendy Pearlman (review)
  2. Andrew A.G. Ross
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  1. Hunting as Techniques of Governing: Chamayou’s Manhunts, and Fassin’s Enforcing Order
  2. Gitte du Plessis
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  1. Active Tolerance – A Necessary Counterpart to Urban Renewal: Tønder’s Tolerance
  2. Lisa Disch
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  1. The Persistence of Melodrama: Affective Politics Post-9/11 and Anker’s Orgies of Feeling
  2. Carolyn Pedwell
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  1. Listening to the Noise of the Multitude: On Siisiäinen’s Foucault and the Politics of Hearing
  2. Jessica Whyte
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  1. Biographies
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  1. Preface: On Hosting
  2. Davide Panagia, James Martel
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  1. Introduction: Lars von Trier and the “Clichés of Our Times”
  2. Bonnie Honig, Lori J. Marso
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