Recently added articles from Irish Feminist Review:
Introduction
Dec 01, 2007; ... Welcome to volume three of the Irish Feminist Review, the last actively edited by Rebecca Pelan with the expert editorial and production assistance of Vivienne Batt. As many readers are aware, Rebecca has migrated from Galway to Dublin and Vivienne to another post at NUI, Galway. In this time of ...
The 'E(ve)' in The(e)ories: Dreamreading Sedgwick in Retrospective Time
Dec 01, 2007; ... 'The(e)ories' is an interdisciplinary seminar series, which has been convened by us at University College Dublin since 2002, though the term 'seminar series' is something of a misnomer since 'The(e)ories' also includes conferences, symposia and roundtable discussions, and is devoted to exploring ...
A NEW PICTURE: EVE KOSOFSKY SEDGWICK'S BETWEEN MEN
Dec 01, 2007; ... Introduction Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick presented the notion of homosocial desire in 1985 in her introduction to what was ostensibly a book of literary criticism, Between Men: English Literature and Male Homosocial Desire, which investigates bonds between men as depicted in a number of ...
In The I of The Beholder? Paranoia, Reparation and Queer Ethics in the Work of Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick
Dec 01, 2007; ... Introduction Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick reflects upon the mechanisms by which "paranoia" and "the hermeneutics of suspicion"1 have permeated the academic context and become the primary lens through which knowledge production takes place. For Sedgwick, paranoia is a destructive strategy which ...
Angels of History
Dec 01, 2007; ... His eyes are staring, his mouth is open, his wings are spread. This is how one pictures the angel of history. His face is turned towards the past. Walter Benjamin I Winds the colour of azure stirring snow - in Caliban dreams I have felt the breath ...