Critical Theory

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Ted Mack
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Undergraduate Education Committee Chair

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Butler, Judith. 『지금은 대체 어떤 세계인가』 (What World Is This?: A Pandemic Phenomenology). Translated by Ungsan Kim. Paju: Changbi, 2023.
Nazry Bahrawi. "Indonesia’s 'Sastra Profetik' As Decolonial Literary Theory". Islam and New Directions in World Literature, edited by Sarah R. bin Tyeer and Claire Gallien, Edinburgh UP, 2023, pp. 328-356.
Butler, Judith. 『연대하는 신체들과 거리의 정치: 집회의 수행성 이론을 위한 노트』 (Notes toward a Performative Theory of Assembly). Translated by Ungsan Kim and Hyosil Yang. Paju: Changbi, 2020.
Nazry Bahrawi. "Utopia". The Encyclopedia of Postcolonial Studies, edited by Sangeetha Ray and Henry Schwarz, January 2016. Wiley Online Library, https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119076506.wbeps370. Accessed 26 Jan 2022.
Azuma, Hiroki. "An Illness Called Criticism." Trans. Christopher Lowy. Genron 4: Criticism in Contemporary Japan III (2016): E02-11 ISBN-13: 978-4907188191.
Azuma, Hiroki. "The World After Dark Tourism." Trans. Christopher Lowy. Genron 3: Escape from Postwar Japanese Art (2016): E02-11 ISBN-13: 978-4907188177.
Azuma, Hiroki. "On Our Inaugural Issue." Trans. Christopher Lowy. Genron 1: Criticism in Contemporary Japan I (2015): E02-11 ISBN-13: 978-4907188122.
“The Mire and a Shovel,” etc. Translation Ichikawa Makoto, “Deido to sukoppu.” Shinsai to fikushon no “kyori,” ed. Ichikawa Makoto. Tokyo: Waseda Bungakkai, 2012, 07 – 10 & 213 – 215.
Umehara, Takeshi and Azuma, Hiroki. “A Land Where All Things Germinate.” Trans. Christopher Lowy. Shisouhizu Beta vol. 3, ed. Azuma Hiroki. Tokyo: genron, 2012, e56 – e78.
“The Words People Sought in the Disaster.” Translation of Suzuki Kensuke, Ishigaki Noriko, Sena Hideaki, Azuma Hiroki, “Sendai Shinpojiumu: shinsai de kotoba ni nani ga dekita ka.” http://www.global.genron.co.jp, ed. Azuma Hiroki. Tokyo: genron, 2011.