Professor Nergis Erturk of Penn State (nue5@psu.edu) has joined the editorial collective of boundary 2. Professor Erturk will develop articles, reviews, and special issues in her areas of interest, namely, (post)colonial histories and theories of language and writing practices; Marxism, communism, and translation (including questions concerning Soviet Orientalisms, language politics of the Comintern, and literary communism); critical regionalism in west and central Asia; Turkey and contemporary cultures of resistance. With Özge Serin (Columbia, Anthropology), Nergis is currently editing a special issue on “Marxism, Communism, and Translation.”
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Special Issue on Eastern Europe
With all that’s happening now to the European Project, nothing will be more timely and important than this special issue. Wlad Godzich and Anita Starosta have been working at it for some time and it’s all coming together now. So, watch this space for news of its availability. And please offer any thoughts you might have. And share, too.
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Antinomies of the Postsecular — Why b2 is not postsecular

A new and controversial special issue, Volume 40, Number 1, Spring 2013, has just appeared . . . .In his Introduction to b2‘s special issue, Antinomies of the Postsecular, Aamir Mufti explains his and his colleague’s desire to investigate the surrounding philosophy on this modern “return to religion.”
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Aamir Mufti, "The Late Style of Bandung Humanism"
Aamir Mufti brings the historic Bandung Conference into the scope of the conversation. A part of b2‘s series on The Life and Work of Edward Said.
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cover photo: Gedung Merdeka in Bandung
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The Humanities and Neurosciences
b2 took its first steps towards organizing symposia, lectures, and publications on The Humanities and Neurosciences. Lots of help from some distinguished Pittsburgh scientists and the visiting Wlad Godzich. More news to come, including a new page on this site.
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On the Philological Imagination
most recent b2 special issue, edited by Dan O’Hara, volume 37, no. 3 Fall 2010.

















