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Trigger warnings as respect for student boundaries in university classrooms

ABSTRACT The fierce public and scholarly debate over trigger warnings in university classrooms has often characterized the issue as one of academic freedom and ignored the social justice arguments…
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Labored Realisms: Geopolitical Rhetoric and Asian American and Asian (Im)migrant Women's (Auto)biography

Transnational industry's use of Asian and Latina women's labor?in Asia, Latin America, and the U.S.?is the contempo rary site where the contradictions of the national and interna tional converge in…

Pleasurable Pedagogies: Reading Lolita in Tehran and the Rhetoric of Empathy

Dn her audio essay for the National Public Radio's series This I Believe, Iranian American author and professor Azar Nafisi celebrates the affective power of empathy (npr.org). Emphasizing "the magic…

Campuses of Consent: Sexual and Social Justice in Higher Education

Sari suasion: migrant economies of care in Shailja Patel’s Migritude

Abstract This essay examines Shailja Patel’s 2010 book, Migritude, and its framing of human value in feminist terms and from the vantage point of nonwestern migrants rather than Western human rights…
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Dangerous Crossings: Race, Species, and Nature in a Multicultural Age by Claire Jean Kim (review)

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Outrage Epistemology: Affective Excess as a Way of Knowing in Feminist Scholarship

Abstract Dominant paradigms of epistemology conventionally separate the rational from the emotional. In contradistinction to those views, we build on a rich tradition of scholarship about feminist…
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The Croatian coastal city of Split, located in central Dalmatia on the eastern Adriatic Sea, is often called the sunniest city in Europe. While this may be so, in much of the West, including the…
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Imperial Partitioning in the Neoliberal University

This paper tells the story of boundaries redrawn within a public university, specifically between the university and its regional campuses, as well as concerned faculty members' attempts to respond…

Trans/national subjects: genre, gender, and geopolitics in contemporary American autobiography

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