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Oxford Think Festival: 10th – 18th November 2018

Published: 7/11/2018

Oxford Think Festival Celebrating the quest for knowledge and stimulating debate. BY KIM BEHRENS OCTOBER 15TH 2018 Oxford University Press is delighted to once again partner with Blackwell’s Oxford to ... Read more

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Ghosts Embodied: The Visions of Amparo Davila

Published: 6/11/2018

All of Dávila’s stories can be read as arcs of disenchantment—her characters discover that their imagined freedoms are actually more suffocating forms of captivity. Darren Huang reviews The Houseguest ... Read more

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Thank you Joan: Thoughts on women’s hardness

Published: 5/11/2018

What happens to the body when it churns and churns like a machine? It becomes abstracted. Walter Benjamin wrote a lot about this in the 1920s: the assembly-line menace and the legs of the Tiller Girls ... Read more

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Workers’ Tales Against the Ghost of Linen Decency

Published: 3/11/2018

In this terrific book Rosen stands in a popular tradition of art that begins and ends in the complaint and rebellion of the common people against the powers that lord it over them. It’s a proletarian ... Read more

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Is Neuroscience a Bigger Threat than Artificial Intelligence?

Published: 2/11/2018

IBM’s Jeopardy winning computer Watson is a serious threat, not just to the livelihood of medical diagnosticians, but to other professionals who may find themselves going the way of welders. Besides i ... Read more

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How Wonderfully Shall Their Wordes Pearce Into Inward Human Partes: The new visual rhetoric of literature & Hunchback ‘88

Published: 30/10/2018

My interest is not in the manner Hunchback '88 skillfully juxtaposes Booth's model of rhetoric with the visual rhetoric of film, but how it abandons the traditional rhetoric of literature for a visual ... Read more

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“Killers and killed all”: Luis Felipe Fabre’s Sor Juana y otros monstruos

Published: 29/10/2018

Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz died in 1695 but has had endless potential for reanimation. To her contemporaries, she was the mysterious nun who wrote impenetrable poetry and searing critiques of the churc ... Read more

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Stewart Home, Louis Armand and Johnny Pulp

Published: 22/10/2018

Stewart Home, Louis Armand and Johnny Pulp read from their new books. 10th November, 8.00pm onwards. The Wheatsheaf: 25 Rathbone Place, London, W1T 1JB Stewart Home’s Re-Enter The Dragon. ... Read more

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Taking Stock of Fiction and the Issue of Feminism and Trans Women

Published: 19/10/2018

I don’t have the definitive answer as to why so many academics I otherwise respect have decided that my articulating the thoughts just expressed are ‘hateful’ or ‘transphobic’; nor why many others, wh ... Read more

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“It’s Alive!” Theory and Terror in Cinema in the Digital Age

Published: 15/10/2018

The power and charm of Cinema in the Digital Age lies precisely in its commitment to the idea that how a concept is constructed has deep implications for the concept itself. The manipulation of images ... Read more

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Rousseau: Where Does Social Inequality Come From?

Published: 13/10/2018

Rousseau is certainly thinking of Augustine when he absolves God of the responsibility for evil, but he adds an important twist to his predecessor's account of the same: for Rousseau evil does not ent ... Read more

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