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Topia 22
Fall 2009
Table
of Contents
Articles
Adam Muller
Asking Too Much, Receiving Too Little: Indigenous Identity and the Aims of Science
Stephen Maddison
"The Second Sexual Revolution": Big Pharma, Porn and the Biopolitical Penis
Jon Gordon
"Bent to the Shape of Wordlessness": Home, Hogs and Community at the Limits of Discourse
Jane Tolmie
Modernism, Memory and Desire: Queer Cultural Production in Alison Bechdel's Fun Home
Sean Brayton
Race Comedy and the "Misembodied" Voice
Andrea Medovarski
"Boxing Ain't No Game": Clement Virgo's Poor Boy's Game as Canadian Racial Counter-narrative
Ryan Porter
Pictures of the Past: The Small-Town Myth as Heritage, or Understanding and Articulating Community through Texts of the Past
Milena Tomic
Reframing the Invisible: On the Uses of "Bare Life" in Art
Mark Featherstone
The Virus of Fear and the Politics of Globalization
Review Essays
Steven Logan
The Automobile in Crisis
Marcus Breen
Cultural Studies in the Internet Context: The Theory Challenge
Jessica L. Shumake
A Saunter through History
Jane L. Parpart
Remaking the World: Can the Elite Listen and the Subaltern Speak?Reviews
News
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