Volume 5, Numbers 1-2
Essays concerning the redrawing of cultural, political, economic, literary, and theoretical boundaries by traditionally “marginal” and “marginalized” areas within the “new” Europe, contextualized by Anna Klobucka’s insightful introductory essay.
Contents
Astradur Eysteinsson
Icelandic Resettlements
Helena Kaufman
Is the Minor Essential?
Urszula Tempska
Double Marginality or/as Double Indemnity?
Francis J. Greene
Environments of Change
Walter Jacobs
The Tide of Second-Wave Whiteness
Christian Moraru
International Postmodernism
Alina Clej
The Debt of the Translator
Marcel Cornis-Pope
Rethinking Postmodern Liminality
James O’Rourke
The Fatality of Readings
Henry Sussman
Continuous Script
Peter Williams
Between Wilderness and Civilization
Piotr Parlej
On Postmodern Subjectivity
Jeffrey R. Di Leo and Christian Moraru
Escaping Monstrosity
Ronald Bogue
Minor Writing and Minor Literature
Anna Klobucka
Theorizing the European Periphery
Stephane Spoiden
The Treachery of Art