Critique and Cosmos: After Masao Miyoshi
boundary 2 is a Duke University Press Journal.
Harry Harootunian / As We Saw Him: Masao Miyoshi and the Vocation of Critical Struggle
Stefan Tanaka / Asia: A Fallacy of Misplaced Concreteness
Mary N. Layoun / “To Relearn the Sense of the World”: A Call to Arms
Reginald Jackson / Solidarity’s Indiscipline: Regarding Miyoshi’s Pedagogical Legacy
Chih-ming Wang / Transpacific Asymmetries: Masao Miyoshi and Asian American Studies
Keijiro Suga / Looking Back at the Phenomenocene: On the Road, Again, with Masao Miyoshi’s Photography
Arif Dirlik / Born in Translation: “China” in the Making of “Zhongguo”
Tsering Wangmo Dhompa / Dialectics of Sovereignty, Compromise, and Equality in the Discourse on the “Tibetan Question”
Christine L. Marran / The Planetary
Rob Wilson / Snowpiercer as Anthropoetics: Killer Capitalism, the Anthropocene, Korean-Global Film
George Solt / But Then, What Is Culture?