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Oceania in Theory
Contents Editor’s Note
Jeffrey R. Di Leo
Oceania in Theory Introduction
Maebh Long
Acts of Rememory in Oceania
Sudesh Mishra
Cartographies of the Vā
Caroline Sinavaiana Gabbard
Vanua in the Anthropocene
Maebh Long
“Where Will This River Flow?”
David O’Donnell
Kanaka Maoli Modernism
Paul Lyons
Movies and Pacific Modernities
Matthew Hayward
Oceanian Pain in the Nuclear Epoch
Lea Lani Kinikini Kauvaka
Ironies of Pastoral Narcissism
Corey Wakeling
General Articles Higher Education and Authoritarianism
Henry A. Giroux
Multicultural American Literature
W. Lawrence Hogue
The Economy of Desire
Ansu Louis
The Daemonic Life of Objects
Dill on Rockrohr
The Untimely Present
Abram Foley
The Ecology of Kandinsky’s Abstraction
Isabel Sobral Campos
Long Live the Old Flesh
Travis Alexander
Shakespeare’s Imitation Game
John Freeman
Jacob’s Ladder in Modern Lyrical Poetry
Felix Schmelzer
The Critic as Mime
Nidesh Lawtoo
Dream a Little Dream of Not Me
Richard Hardack
“I Develop a Flame for the Bed"
Herman Rapaport
Interventions The Politics of Undeserved Happiness
Zahi Zalloua
Spreading Privilege
Robin Truth Goodman
All PhDs are
not Created Equal
Jeffrey R. Di Leo
When Cultural Politics is Privatized
Kenneth J. Saltman
The Fantasies of Privilege
Jacob Blevins
Super Deluxe Whiteness
Steven Delmagori
Reformations Parables of the Anonymous God
Daniel T. O’Hara
Reviews Mother Trouble
David Greven
Figures of Cofiguration
Lucas Klein
A
Thousand Plateaus for Neocon Bros
Michael F. Miller
The Lasting Impressions of Biopower
Benjamin J. Murphy
On the Varieties of the Nonhuman
Todd Hoffman
Forum Rethinking Paul de Man with Ian Balfour, Lee Edelman, Tom Eyers, and Avery Slater
Interviews Politics and Criticism: An Interview with Bruce Robbins
Jeffrey J. Williams
Planting a Flag for Socialism: An Interview with Bhaskar Sunkara
Jeffrey J. Williams
Book Notes
Notice to Contributors
Notes on Contributors
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