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Violence
Editor's Note
Jeffrey R. Di Leo
Revolutionary Violence
Peter Hitchcock
Swords and Regulation
Leerom Medovoi
Revisiting Violence and Life
Rick Elmore
Betting on Ressentiment
Zahi Zalloua
Charismatic Violence
William O. Saas
Arab Spring, 2011
William V. Spanos
The Rhetoric of Violence
Jeremy Engels
Spectacles of Incarceration
John Riofrio
Geotrauma and the Eco-clinic
Tim Matts and Aidan Tynan
Peitho and Bia
Megan Foley
Creating Necessity
Dustin Ells Howes
The Awkward Aesthetics of Violence
Gerald David Naughton and Yulia Pushkarevskaya Naughton
Turning to Debris
Mihaela P. Harper
Postscript on Violence
Jeffrey R. Di Leo and Sophia A. McClennen
General Articles
Breaking the Pax Magisteriorum
Horace L. Fairlamb
Kafka's Tourists and the Techno Sublime
Arndt Niebisch
Enigma, Semblance, and Natural Beauty
Lorraine Markotic
Reviews
Wittgenstein's Extraterritoriality
Dinda L. Gorlée
I, Robot
Brian O'Keeffe
This Humanities Which Is Not One
Jeffrey R. Di Leo
Hacking Feenberg
Mark Coeckelbergh
Critically Thinking the Transnational Critic
Guy Risko
Intersecting Lives
Alan D. Schrift
To Discipline or Not to Discipline
Donald Hedrick
Interviews
Rewriting Literary History: An Interview with Elaine Showalter
Jeffrey J. Williams
Criticism and Connection: An Interview with Michael Walzer
Jeffrey J. Williams
Book Notes
Notice to Contributors
Notes on Contributors
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