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The Dangerous Bodies of Others: Twilight’s New Moon
Issue 18 - Bodies Zoe Jane Patterson 2/5/19 Issue 18 - Bodies Zoe Jane Patterson 2/5/19

The Dangerous Bodies of Others: Twilight’s New Moon

In this essay, Zoe Jane Patterson explores the problematic racialization of the werewolf characters in Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight series.

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The Question of the Authentic Indian
Issue 14 Vamika Sinha 10/7/18 Issue 14 Vamika Sinha 10/7/18

The Question of the Authentic Indian

In a striking short story titled Out on Main Street, the writer and visual artist Shani Mootoo deconstructs the idea of the authentic Indian identity, countering it with the notion of hybridity.

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A KKK Kidnapping, The Love Laws, and The Shape of Water
Issue 07 Zoe Jane Patterson 6/24/18 Issue 07 Zoe Jane Patterson 6/24/18

A KKK Kidnapping, The Love Laws, and The Shape of Water

Zoe Jane Patterson weaves together Arundhati Roy’s writing with the film The Shape of Water, to make a commentary about love, race and unspoken social laws.

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Notes on Kendrick Lamar, Moby-Dick, and the Margins
Issue 04 Chiran Raj Pandey 5/7/18 Issue 04 Chiran Raj Pandey 5/7/18

Notes on Kendrick Lamar, Moby-Dick, and the Margins

A clever, surprising intertextual analysis of Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN album and Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick as tales of outsiders.

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Freshman Fumblings, First Love: A Review of The Idiot by Elif Batuman
Issue 02 Vamika Sinha 4/8/18 Issue 02 Vamika Sinha 4/8/18

Freshman Fumblings, First Love: A Review of The Idiot by Elif Batuman

Vamika Sinha reviews the bestseller bildungsroman by Elif Batuman.

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Don't Let Me Be Lonely: Depicting Abstract Emotions in Writing
Issue 01 Vamika Sinha 3/25/18 Issue 01 Vamika Sinha 3/25/18

Don't Let Me Be Lonely: Depicting Abstract Emotions in Writing

How can one distil or display, accurately, the complexity of something like love, or loneliness, in a single text? Vamika Sinha analyzes the work of Jamaican-American poet Claudia Rankine, and her poetic diagnoses of modern American society.

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