Volume 35, Nos. 1-2 [2027]
Focus Editors: Jeffrey R. Di Leo and Christian Moraru
Deadline for submissions: 1 July 2026
How current theoretical practice, whether in relation to gender, genre, decolonialization, class, materiality, the unconscious, pop culture, Big Data, World Literature, or any other subject of this import, is being shaped by the problematics and urgencies of extinction.
Volume 34, Nos. 1-2 [2026]
Focus Editors: Jeffrey R. Di Leo and Sophia A. McClennen
Deadline for submissions: 15 December 2025
This issue aims to theorize, contextualize, and envision the concept of insurrection in contemporary political life. Today insurrections are everywhere, but are these social disruptions real efforts towards systemic change or are they nothing more than performance? And what of current insurrectionist movements that seek not to overthrow political authority but, rather, reinforce and fortify it? Insurrection today may be revolting, but is it revolutionary?
Volume 33, Nos. 1-2 [2025]
Focus Editors: Jeremy Hamers, Ingrid Mayeur, François Provenzano, Élise Schürgers, and Jan Teurlings
Submissions closed
Transparency is one of the buzzwords of today’s political and organizational discourse. At heart an aesthetics of the becoming-visible, transparency is at once an injunction to communicate, as well as a moral imperative. It posits itself as the necessary but also sufficient condition of a number of mediatic and political virtues that are ardently pursued but rarely questioned. This special issue explores the notion of transparency using the tools of the Humanities.
