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- The Repeatable and the Unrepeatable: Žižek and the Future of the Humanities, or Assessing Socrates Volume 17, Numbers 1-2, 2009, pp. 7-25
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This issue contains 29 articles in total
- Notes on Contributors
- War, Human Rights, and the American Left: Thoughts Inspired by Michael Bérubé’s The Left At War
- Young People Are No Longer at Risk: They are the Risk
- Disclosing Enclosure
- Interview
- Calinescu’s Dialogue with Ihab Hassan
- Autistic Solitude and the Act of Reading
- “The Shibboleth of Liberation”: Calinescu’s Postmodernism
- At the Gates of Writing: Matei Calinescu and the Distance Between Rereading and Rewriting
- Matei Calinescu: An Independent Intellectual
- Unreading, Rereading, and the Art of Not Reading
- Matei Calinescu: The Adventure and Drama of Modernity
- Reading, Writing, Being: Persians, Parisians, and the Scandal of Identity
- Dead Time: Aporias and Critical Videogaming
- Theorising Schmitt’s Friend-Enemy through Deleuzian Folding and First-Person Shooters
- World of Warcraft: The Murloc is the Message
- Installing the Game: Gameplay in the Installation T_Visionarium
- Constructing the Ethical Limits of Play in Policy Debates
- “We Need Radical Gameplay, Not Just Radical Graphics”: Towards a Contemporary Minor Practice in Computer Gaming
- Logging in and Getting Off: Login, Labor, Literature, and the Subject of the Net
- The Smooth Spaces of Play: Deleuze and the Emancipative Potential of Games
- Governmentality, Neoliberalism, and the Digital Game
- Writing Mexico: Travel and Intercultural Encounter in Contemporary American Literature
- Distance@
- Infotopia: A Report from the Future
- Future’s Shock: Plausibility, Preemption, and the Fiction of 9/11
- Clueless about Class in Academe
- The Repeatable and the Unrepeatable: Žižek and the Future of the Humanities, or Assessing Socrates
- Editor’s Note
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