[csaa-forum] antiTHESIS - the fuse is alight!

[Mel Campbell]

apologies for cross-posting
The fuse is alight!

antiTHESIS, a postgraduate journal of the humanities based in the 
Department of English with Cultural Studies at the University of 
Melbourne, is proud to announce the imminent release of volume 14 - 
fuse.

This edition examines dynamic processes in literature, culture, 
theory and aesthetics. The concept of fusion juggles seemingly 
contradictory possibilities of coalescence and explosion. Our 
contributors also play with ideas of infusion, defusion and confusion.

But antiTHESIS is also about transfusion. This year, we've injected 
antiTHESIS  with 'new blood', engaging in dialogic fusions between 
younger and established thinkers. Slip between our covers and you'll 
find polemics and poetics, reviews and revelations, images and 
ideologies:

Peer-Reviewed Articles

Melissa Gregg on intervening against indifference
Kate Hall on evocations of hybridity in Australian magic realism
Alex Murray on decadence, cultural geography and English national identity
Martin Plowman on the fantastical ideological challenge of UFOs
Matthew Sharpe on Zizek, Kundera and modernity
Benjamin Smith on William Godwin's political philosophy
Mandy Swann on revelation and memory in Don DeLillo's Americana
David Teh on confusing sovereignty in Agamben, Bataille and Baudrillard

Reviews

Richard Geraghty on Jason Holt, Blindsight and the Nature of Consciousness
Jonathan Roffe on Gilles Deleuze, Francis Bacon - The Logic of Sensation
Stefan Siemsen on Nicholas Royle, Jacques Derrida
Angela Woods on Jean Baudrillard, Cool Memories IV 1995-2000

PlusŠ

Gemma Blackwood reviews the Australian Centre for the Moving Image at 
Federation Square, Melbourne
Kylie Boltin interviews Stephen Fry about his directorial debut, 
Bright Young Things
Ian Buchanan muses on King Kong and the Libeskind Spire

Critical interventions by Andrew Benjamin, Justin Clemens, Fiona 
Giles, John Hartley and Stephen Muecke

Fiction and poetics by Cassandra Atherton, Henry von Doussa, A. 
Frances Johnson, Jesse Lee Kercheval, Rebecca Law, Hannah Nicholls, 
D. Bruno Starrs and Meredith Wilkie

Visual art by Rebecca Law, Anna Roszko, Daniel Smith, Amber Stuart 
and Lucy Ward


antiTHESIS will be launched in Melbourne on Thursday, May 6. Watch 
this space for details of the launch, or be a trendsetter and order 
your copy now!

For prices, check our website: 
www.english.unimelb.edu.au/publications/antithesis

Send your mail order to:
antiTHESIS
Department of English with Cultural Studies
University of Melbourne
Victoria, Australia 3010

Or pre-order a copy via email:
Mel Campbell, Publicity and Distribution: m.campbell3 at pgrad.unimelb.edu.au
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