Post45

Post45 https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Call to Host the 2027 Post45 Graduate Symposium Lydia Davis in France in the 1970s Apocalypse, Now What? Evangelical Decline and the Turn to Conservative Conspiritualism The Importance of Rescuing the Frog: What We Don’t Talk About When We Talk About the Climate Crisis Conferences Race and Racelessness in Ed Park’s Personal Days “Licked by Many Other Tongues”: C.D. Wright’s Deepstep Come Shining Woo Young-Woo’s Whale: A Response to K-streams Paper, Scissors, Stone The Public and Possible Institutions of Practice The Effective Turn: Affect, Gender, and the Wages of the Labor Film Philippine Reproductive Fiction and Crises of Social Reproduction Unpredictable: Three Days of the Condor, Information Theory, and The Remaking of Professional Ideology Reading Robert Fitterman’s Now We Are Friends Through the Lens of Ten Media Theoretical Terms Journal Side Hustle: College Sports and the Future of Academic Labor Seeing Past Consumption: Race and Species in the Slaughterhouse Asian American Mass Culture The Blues Brothers, Tammy Wynette, and the Long Denouement of the 1960s The Specter of High School English Cartoon Viscera Toward a Trans Fag Phenomenology: the Orientation(s) of Desire and the Afterlives of Lou Sullivan Big Color Analytics: Privatization, Precarity, Pantone Introduction: How to Be Now Introduction: The Spirit of Capital in an Age of Deindustrialization Introduction: Formalism Unbound Afterword Form Now: As Limit and Beyond Introduction: Contemporary Culture After Data Science An Introduction to Ambivalent Criticism Afterword: Ten More Sites of Ambivalence in the “Open” Introduction: Seeing Double: Editors in Postwar American Literature “A list that reflects the world”: An Interview with Peter Blackstock Migrants Anonymous: The State-Sanctioned Archive Before and Beyond Lost Children Archive After the Leftovers C.D. Wright in Context How to Live Safely in a Disheartening World: Asian American #PlantMoms in the Post-Pandemic Digital Age Model Minority Militarism: Figuring the Invincible Alien/Asian Celeste Ng’s Our Missing Hearts and the Asian American Bestseller The Violent World-Remaking of Anti-Colonial Asian North American Fantasy The Model Majority: Asian America and the Making of American Professionalism Introduction: Asian American Mass Culture Submissions Contemporaries CFP “The Trouble Spot”: Racialized Paranoia and the Vision of the State in The Spook Who Sat by the Door Contemporaries Subscribe to Post45 My So-Called Life at 30 Introduction: The Specter of High School English The Arrival of Asian American Mass Culture Has Asian American Studies . . . Succeeded?