| VOLUME 4 NUMBER 3 DECEMBER 1999 General Issue 1999
Issue Editor: Pelagia Goulimari, Oxford, UK Editorial Introduction
Pelagia Goulimari 1 The Experience of Deconstruction
Peggy Kamuf 3 The Eclipse of Coincidence: Lacan, Merleau-Ponty and Schelling
Peter Dews 15 Money, Gift and Sacrifice: Thirteen Short Episodes in the Pricing of Thought
Philip Goodchild 25 Bernard-Marie Kolt s and Relations of Interest
Peter Hallward 41 Levinas in the Realm of the Senses: Transcendence and Intelligibility
Stella Sandford 61 Figures in (De)composition: The Genesis of the Paradoxical Self in Paul Auster's Moon Palace (A Fuzzy Grammar of Subjectivity)
Salah el Moncef 75 Bodies of Experience and Bodies of Thought: Freud and Kant on Excessively Intense Ideas
Stuart Dalton 93 Ultimate Trope: Towards a Postcolonial Tropology
Christopher Kelen 103 Sounding Desire-On Tricky
Simon Critchley 121 Angelaki Dossier: Glissement Editorial Introduction
Gerard Greenway 133 The Slide in the Sign: Lacan's Glissement and the Registers of Meaning
Kirsten Campbell 135 Capiton
Sharon Kivland 145 Glozing
Robert Smith 151 "Glisser dans le vide": Blanchot, Thomas l'obscur and the Space of Literature
Garin V. Dowd 153 Pipedreams: Magritte and Beckett
Mary Bryden and Walter Redfern 171 "The Beautiful Does Not Get Elected Like Miss World"
Diane Elam 179 Duchamp's "Mechanistic Sculptures": Art, Nudes and the Game of Chess
Gary Banham 181 Speed Factory: #1-14
John Kinsella and Mckenzie Wark 191 Slippery Threads (An Amplified Concert Critique)
Christof Migone 197 The Calling-"Can I Tell You Something Personal?"
Jane Adan 205 Purple Phosphene
Brian Massumi 219 The Thing from Inner Space: On Tarkovsky
Slavoj Zizek 221  VOLUME 4 NUMBER 2 SEPTEMBER 1999 special issue: Machinic Modulations: New Cultural Theory and Technopolitics issue editor: John Armitage, University of Northumbria at Newcastle, UK Editorial Introduction
John Armitage 1 Section I: New Cultural Theory All That is Solid Melts into Airwaves
McKenzie Wark 19 Situationist Strategies and Mutant Technologies
Alastair Bonnett 25 Theory, Technology and Cultural Power: An Interview with Manuel Castells
Joanne Roberts 33 Crash Theory: The Ubiquity of the Fetish at the End of Time
Roy Boyne 41 A Virtual Theory of Global Politics, Mimetic War, and the Spectral State
James Der Derian 53 Dissecting the Data Body: An Interview with Arthur and Marilouise Kroker
John Armitage 69 Bathos of Technology and Politics in Fourth Order Simulacra
Mike Gane 75 The Information Bomb: A Conversation
Paul Virilio and Friedrich Kittler 81 Data Crash: Apocalypse and Global Economic Crisis
Michael A. Weinstein 91 Stories from the Research Labs
Louise K. Wilson 95 Section II: Technopolitics Globalisation from Below? Toward a Radical Democratic Technopolitics
Douglas Kellner 101 Ontological Anarchy, The Temporary Autonomous Zone, and The Politics of Cyberculture: A Critique of Hakim Bey
John Armitage 115 Whither the Virtual: Slavoj Zizek and Cyberfeminism
Verena Andermatt Conley 129 Theory of State: Deleuze, Guattari, and Virilio on the State, Technology and Speed
Patrick Crogan 137 The Female UNIX
Mark Dery 149 Touch, Digital Communication and the Ticklish
Cathryn Vasseleu 153 Against Virtual Community: For a Politics of Distance
Kevin Robins 163 Conducting Technologies: Virilio's and Latour's Philosophies of the Present State
T. Hugh Crawford 171 Getting "The Real Facts": Contemporary Cultural Theory and Avant-Garde Technocultural Practices
Nicholas Zurbrugg 183 Practical Anarchy: An Interview with Critical Art Ensemble
Mark Little 192
VOLUME 4 NUMBER 1 MAY 1999 special issue: Judging the Law
issue editor: Barry Stocker, Yeditepe University, Turkey Editorial Introduction
Barry Stocker 1 Section I: The Law of Philosophy Francis Bacon's "Verulamium": The Common-Law Template of the Modern in English Science and Culture
Harvey Wheeler 7 Kierkegaard's Absolute Decision: Dialectic of Ethical Law in Fear and Trembling
Barry Stocker 27 Aporia and Phantasm: Modern Law, the Tragic and Time
Richard Beardsworth 37 Lacan and the Law
Martin Murray 55 Section II: Limits of Justice Capitalism, Justice and the Law
Iain MacKenzie 73 Utilitarian Conscience and Legal Fictions in Bentham
Dieter Paul Polloczek 81 Human Rights at the End of History
Costas Douzinas 99 Judging Without Law: Obligation, Justice and the Individual Particular
Monika Kilian 115 Section III: Tragedy and Art Naming the Abyss: Aeschylus, the Law, and the Future of Democracy
Gray Kochhar-Lindgren 127 Vengeance Is His: Justice in the Oresteia
George Newtown 135 The Poor Law - B chner
Diane Morgan 147 Section IV: Case Studies Judging the Voices of Judicial Law
Glenda Conway 159 Critical Hermeneutics and American Legal Interpretation: A Search for the Meaning of New York Times v. Sullivan
David S. Allen 173 Reproduction and the State: Between Bodily Performance and Legal Performativity
Heather Schuster 189 Doing the "Right" Thing: Queer Censorship and the "Force of Law" in Canada
David R. Jarraway 207 Habeas Corpus
pictures throughout by Sharon Kivland
VOLUME 3 NUMBER 3 DECEMBER 1998 general issue 1998
issue editor: Pelagia Goulimari, Oxford, UK Editorial Introduction
Pelagia Goulimari 1 The Victory of Culture
Part I: Against the Logic of Mediation
Lawrence Grossberg 3 A Small History of the Body
(Contribution to a Research Project: Time and the Body)
Joanna Hodge 31 Memento Mori
Robert Smith 45 Death and the Dinner Party: Hospitality and Hungry History in Joyce and Bowen
Scott Brewster 59 Viral Trope
Christopher Kelen 69 Generic Sovereignty: The Philosophy of Alain Badiou
plus Badiou Bibliography
Peter Hallward 87 Politics and Philosophy: An Interview with Alain Badiou
Alain Badiou & Peter Hallward 113 Angelaki Dossier: Together
Acker/Rimbaud: "I"Dentity Games
Charles J. Stivale 137 Amical Treachery: Kant, Hamann, Derrida and the Politics of Friendship
Diane Morgan 143 TornOff Senses
Andrew Bennett & Nicholas Royle 153 Still
text and pictures
Vit Hopley & Yve Lomax 159 The Poet and the Psychoanalyst: Mediums of Transmission
Julia Borossa & Caroline Rooney 167 Absent Friends: Around The Ambassadors
Pascal Griener & Forbes Morlock 177 Complex Authorships:
Intellectual Coproduction as a Strategy for the Times
Richard Johnson 189
VOLUME 3 NUMBER 2 AUGUST 1998 special issue: The Love of Music
issue editors: Timothy S. Murphy, University of Oklahoma, USA
Roy Sellars, National University of Singapore
Robert Smith, Prize Fellow, All Souls College, Oxford University
Editorial Introduction
Timothy S. Murphy, Roy Sellars, Robert Smith 1 Section I: Music in General
The Musical Imperative
Catherine Pickstock 7 Questions Concerning Music Technology
Agostino Di Scipio 31 An Assemblage of Drugs, Desire and Techno
John L. Fitzgerald 41 Section II: Specific Musics
Nomosin The Magic Flute
Samuel Weber 61 Boulez, Proust and Time: "Occupying Without Counting"
Gilles Deleuze 69 Composition, Improvisation, Constitution: Forms of Life in the Music of Pierre Boulez and Ornette Coleman
Timothy S. Murphy 75 Music, Noise, Silence: Some Reflections on John Cage
J r me Dokic 103 Jacques Derrida, Also, Enters into Heaven
Nicholas Royle 113 Section III: Music and Literature
Harmony, Polyphony, Ornamentation: Musical Rhetoric in Jonson's Hymenaei and Crashaw's "Musicks Duell"
Adam Piette 119 Distraction
Robert Smith 133 Disconcerting the Fugue: Dissonance in the "Sirens" Episode of Joyce's Ulysses
Garin V. Dowd 147 Music Theory in Late Kafka
John Vignaux Smyth 169 Review
Musica Ficta (Figures of Wagner) by Philippe LacoueLabarthe
Eric Woehrling 183 VOLUME 3 NUMBER 1 APRIL 1998 special issue: Impurity, Authenticity and Humanity
issue editor: Mozaffar Qizilbash Editorial Introduction: Impurity, Authenticity and Humanity
Mozaffar Qizilbash 1 Species-Being, Teleology and Individuality I: Marx on Species-Being
Stephen Mulhall 9 Aristotle and Sartre on the Human Condition: Lack, Responsibility and the Desire to be God
Mozaffar Qizilbash 29 Metaphysical Shame
Robert Switzer 39 Species-Being, Teleology and Individuality II: Kant on Human Nature
Stephen Mulhall 49 The Kantian Purification of Law and Politics
John Stanton-Ife 59 Hobbes on Human Nature and the Necessity of Manners
Peter Johnson 67 T.H. Green as a Phenomenologist: Linking British Idealism and Continental Phenomenology
Maria Dimova 77 Species-Being, Teleology and Individuality III: Alienation and Self-Realisation
Stephen Mulhall 89 Living with Alienation: A Response to Stephen Mulhall
Arvind Sivaramakrishnan 103 Becoming Animal and Double-Baked Attempts at Becoming Artist
Edwina Ashton 105 Humanism, Reflective Capacities and Prejudice
Max de Gaynesford 109 Animals and Other Worlds: Haraway Looks at Nature, Culture and Science
Michael Pinsky 117 Two Poems
A.J. Mackay 123 Happiness and Duty in Ibsen's Brand
Anne-Marie Stanton-Ife 127 Utopia and the Place of Possibility: Peter Handke and the Ambitions of a Storyteller
Iain Macdonald 137 Philosophical Secrets: Heidegger, Poetic Form and the Uncanny
Barry Stocker 145 A Solemn Combination of Souls: A Reading of Twelfth Night
Stephen Mulhall 153 The Deformity of Theory in Psychoanalysis
Robert White 171 A Subject is Being Beaten
Robert Smith 187 VOLUME 2 NUMBER 3 JUNE 1997 special issue: Intellectuals and Global Culture
issue editors: Charlie Blake, School of Cultural Studies, Nene University College, UK
Linnie Blake, Department of English and History, The Manchester Metropolitan University, UK Editorial Introduction
Charlie Blake and Linnie Blake 5 Antipodality
McKenzie Wark 17 Neohispanism: A Program for Tongue Dispossession
Alberto Moreiras 29 The Impertinence of Intellectuals: Democracy and Postmodernity in Latin America
Joanildo A. Burity 43 Postmodern or PostTotalitarian: The Reality of the Crisis of the Bulgarian Intellectual
Yanna Popova 67 Stop Making Sense: Heiner Muller, Germany and Intellectuals
Angelica Michelis 77 Rainbow Fragments
David Hallowes 89 Falling Down: Intellectuals, Scholars and Popular Culture
Tim Shakesby 103 So Here Comes a Book That Makes Everything Easy: Towards a Theory of Intellectual History in the Field of Intellectual Production
Jon BeasleyMurray 125 Critical Mass: Intellectual Politics and the Mode of Complexity
Charlie Blake 147 The Terror of the Law: Judaism and International Institutions
Gary Banham 163 On Four Formulas That Might Sum Up the Deleuzian Philosophy
Rne Schrer 173 A Jew, a Red, a Whore, a Bomber: Becoming Emma Goldman, Rhizomatic Intellectual
Linnie Blake 179 Jean Baudrillard: Transintellectual?
Paul Sutton 191 Accelerated Aesthetics: Paul Virilio's The Vision Machine
John Armitage 199 Ain't I an Intellectual Too? An Interview with Tricia Rose
Caroline Ukoumunn 211 Endangered Species? An Interview with Jean Baudrillard
Paul Sutton 217 VOLUME 2 NUMBER 2 MARCH 1996 special issue: Authorizing Culture
issue editors: Gary Hall, University of Teesside, UK
Simon Wortham, University of Portsmouth, UK Introduction: Authorizing Culture - Interdisciplinarity and its Discontents
Gary Hall and Simon Wortham 5 The Dialectics of Cultural Criticism
Robert J.C. Young 9 "It's a Thin Line Between Love and Hate": Why Cultural Studies is so "Naff"
Gary Hall 25 The Glasse of Majesty: Reflections on New Historicism and Cultural Materialism
Simon Wortham 47 Rethinking Authority
Interview with Homi K. Bhabha 59 Value, Tradition and the Place of the Present: The Disputed Canon in the United States
Graham MacPhee 65 The Paradox of Authority: Psychoanalysis, History and Cultural Criticism
Graham Dawson 75 The Epistemology of Mastery
Jonathan Derbyshire 103 "Something Still More Exact": T.S. Eliot's "Traditional Claims"
Elizabeth Beaumont Bissell 113 Liberalism After Nietzsche and Weber
Barry Stocker 129 White Album Mythology
Stephen Jarvis 141 VOLUME 2 NUMBER 1 NOVEMBER 1995 special issue: Home and Family
issue editor: Sarah Wood, Oxford, UK
Introduction: Home and Family
Sarah Wood 5 On the Psychology of the Uncanny (1906; first English translation)
Ernst Jentsch 7 Doubly Uncanny (plus Bibliography of the Uncanny)
Forbes Morlock 17 Privatising Culture: Reflections on JeanFran ois Lyotard's "oikos"
Bill Readings 23 This is not a Book Review. Esther Rashkin: Family Secrets and the Psychoanalysis of Narrative
Nicholas Royle 31 Missing a Generation: The Rat Man and Hamlet
Robert White 37 Albeit Eating: Towards an Ethics of Cannibalism
Sara Guyer 63 Imaginary Homelands: Notes on Heimat and Heimlich
Stephen Keane 81 Homes without Heimats: Jean Am ry at the Limits
Dan Stone 91 Traversing Identity: Home Movies and Road Movies in Paris, Texas
Roger Bromley 101 Noah's Ark
Pictures by Marcus Wood 119 Fourier's "Familism" Against the Household
Ren Schrer 125 Home Exercises
Pictures by Sotirios Athanasiou 133 Luce Irigaray - At Home with Martin Heidegger?
Alison Ainley 139 Home Economics/Household Words: Disciplining Rhetoric and Political Economy
Forbes Morlock 147 The Art of Doing Nothing
Fran Sendbuehler 169 Theory on the Toilet: A Manifesto for Dreckology
Roy Sellars 179 | 
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