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  • Editorial Note Vol. 2 No.1
  • Academic Section
    • Niklas Zabe: Making MTV the Disco
    • Elisabeth Kashulskaya: Real Women Are Too Real
    • Leonie Amann: Unveiling the Unseen Realities
    • Claudia Alea Parrondo: Hyperobjects and Affect Theory
    • Alissa Lienhard: “I’ll Call it Platonic Magic”
  • Independent Studies Section
    • Introduction: Poetry Workshop
    • Shiraz is in the heart / trilingual
    • the bare minimum
    • Words, Inherited I / Words, Inherited II
    • The Quilt / 13 ways of looking at an Altoids tin
    • Bathroom Prayers
    • Pleasure in Pain
    • On the Bar
    • Introduction: Videographic Criticism
    • Representing the Unrepresentable: Trauma in Rocketman
    • Trauma Unleashed
    • Traumatic Grief
    • A Reading in the Machine
    • Benh Zeitlin Breaks the Ice
  • Open Section
    • Conference Report
    • Interview with Conference Organizers
    • Interview with Anne Potjans
• Previous Issues
  • Vol. 1, No. 2
    • Editorial Note Vol. 1 No.2
    • Academic Section
      • Lukas Fender: Indian Residential Schools and the Internet: Sites of (De)Colonialization
      • Carolin Wachsmann: “She gloried in being a sailor’s wife”: A Postcolonial Reading of the Marriage Plot in Jane Austen’s Persuasion
      • Christine Poljanskij: Exploring Gender in Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight (2005) through the Lens of Elementary Structures of Kinship (1949)
    • Independent Studies Section
      • Introduction: Videographic Criticism
      • Bringing Across Emotions in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
      • The Martian and the Colonial Frame of Mind
      • Blade Runner 2049 as Slow Science Fiction
      • The Male Gaze: A Look at Scarlett Johansson in The Island
      • The Parody of Austenland
      • Jane Austen in Film
      • Music as a Dialogue: A Video Essay
      • Introduction: Book Reviews
      • Book Review Bewilderment by Richard Powers
      • Book Review No One Is Talking About This by Patricia Lockwood – Tragedy in the Time of Social Media
    • Open Section
      • Open Section (issue 2)
  • Vol. 1, No. 1
    • Editorial Note
    • Academic Section
      • Marielle Tomasic: Something Moves
      • Nathalie Rennhack: Making Gender Trouble
      • Theresa Maria Forche: Thinking Alternatives in Science Fiction
      • Celina Plaß: Feminist Retelling of a Greek Myth
      • Setareh Ghasemireza: Radicalism of Nonviolence
    • Independent Studies Section
      • Introduction: Autofiction
      • Lady Bird and Firebird
      • In Theory
      • The Story Untold
      • Love, Power & Academia: Event Report
      • Interview with Porn Scholar Madita Oeming
    • Open Section
      • Introduction: Open Section
      • An Autotheoretical Approach to Trauma and Love
      • The Game
      • Big Bright Eyes
      • The Photographic Construction of Kissing
      • you / note to myself
      • Another Attempt: The Chemistry between Love and Joy
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