b2o: boundary 2 online

  • about
  • boundary 2
  • b2o: an online journal
    • (rhy)pistemologies | special issue
    • critique as care | special issue
    • the gordian knot of finance | special issue
    • frictionless sovereignty | special issue
    • the new extremism | special issue
    • maghreb after orientalism | special issue
    • the digital turn | special issue
    • sexual violence in MENA | special issue
    • V21 | special issue
  • the b2o review
    • university in turmoil | dossier
    • finance and fiction | dossier
    • the great derangement | dossier
    • policing in the fsu | dossier
    • the global plantation | dossier
    • stop the right | dossier
    • black lives matter | dossier
    • covid-19 | dossier
    • after chimerica | dossier
    • re-read, re-examine, re-think | interviews
    • interventions
    • reviews
    • digital studiesOur main focus will be on scholarly books about digital technology and culture, but we will also branch out to articles, legal proceedings, videos, social media, digital humanities projects, and other emerging digital forms. As humanists our primary intellectual commitment is to the deeply embedded texts, figures, and themes that constitute human culture, and precisely the intensity and thoroughgoing nature of the putative digital revolution must give somebody pause—and if not humanists, who?
    • literature and politicsThe “Literature and Politics” project invites reviewers to consider how literary writers, writings and events elaborate the dynamics between political writing, the literary arts, and cultural intervention.
    • gender and sexuality
  • titles for review
  • news
  • sounds
  • in memoriam
  • Sibaji Bandyopadhyay: A Critique of Nonviolence

    A Critique of Nonviolence
    September 7, 2010
  • Tony Bogues Talking on the Human

    The
    first sentence was taken from a the words of a woman who was on a demonstration
    in cape town last week and was being arrested. She shouted at the police
    offier as she was being led away, "tell the minister  we are human
    too."

    "We Are Human Too"

    August 28, 2010
  • PAB on Historical Humanism

    Historical Humanist, American Style

    First presented this talk at Harvard conference on Humanism from Florence to Beijing, coordinated by Lindsay Waters and David Wang.  Thanks to both.  Revised and presented twice more, once at Hong Kong University in June and then again to the International Association of University Professors tri-annual meeting in Malta, July 2010.

    This to offset editorial colleagues’ sometimes objections that I never publish in b2.

    August 24, 2010
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