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Happiness

The Hundreds

Review of The Hundreds.
Nicholas Cowley
Nicholas CowleySeptember 13, 2019
Happiness

Critique and Post-Critique or The End of “Critiquiness”

Review of Critique and Post-Critique.
Quinn Eades
Quinn EadesMay 12, 2019
Happiness

How the Story Ends

Heather Schell and Katherine Larsen weave together a number of people in relevant fields and…
Quinn Eades
Quinn EadesMay 12, 2019
Happiness

A Queer and Pleasant Stranger, Or: “You Can Look At My Butt”

Rachel Walerstein reads Kirsten Lepore’s short film, Hi Stranger, as an ambivalent object that inspires both happiness…
Quinn Eades
Quinn EadesMay 12, 2019
Happiness

“I’ll eat you up!”

Eva-Lynne Jagoe explores hunger and desire, weaving fairy tale with theories of orality.
Quinn Eades
Quinn EadesMay 12, 2019
Happiness

On the uses of the ‘happy hooker’

Sadie Slyfox asks why, despite widespread recognition that all workers’ happiness can be appropriated in…
Quinn Eades
Quinn EadesMay 12, 2019
Happiness

Injurious Acts

B. Lee Aultman argues for an aesthetic reconsideration of everyday life via the trans ordinary:…
Quinn Eades
Quinn EadesMay 12, 2019
Happiness

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness

Shane A. McCoy highlights how Jamaica Kincaid’s novel Lucy allows its readers to learn, and…
Quinn Eades
Quinn EadesMay 12, 2019
Happiness

Editorial: We need to talk – Happiness and Critique

Juliane Römhild reconsiders the necessity of happiness to the Humanities and the Arts.
Quinn Eades
Quinn EadesMay 11, 2019

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