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Lauren Gabrielle Fournier @lgfournier

over 4 years ago

Here is one of the many incredible pieces in the special issue of @ASAP_Journal on #autotheory that @AlexBrostoff and I edited over these past pandemic years. @summerkimlee #citationality #asianamericancritique #wutsang #asapjournal #associationforthestudyoftheartsofthepresent

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Lauren Gabrielle Fournier @lgfournier

about 5 years ago

I'm excited for how the issue of @ASAP_Journal on "autotheory" is shaping up, featuring new work by artists and scholars like #MigueltzintaCSolis, @leZbusrider, #GabrielleCivil, #LeilaNadir, #SallyClegg, and many others. Launching soon! Co-edited with @AlexBrostoff. #asapjournal

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

“I needed fiction to cure me of my enchantment with rigor,” declares Rebecca Newberger Goldstein. Read her full interview with Helena Feder in ASAP/Journal 6.1, available now on #ProjectMUSE! #ASAPJournal #fiction https://t.co/kDLJbX4xJV

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

Jesús Costantino remarks, “…both mass disappearances and the visual reconstructions that follow in their wake operate according to a shared logic of the eerie...” See more in #ASAPJournal Issue 6.1, available now on #ProjectMUSE! #memory https://t.co/N90mT1rcBQ

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

For Rebecca Newberger Goldstein, “Love means being drawn out of yourself and absorbed into the other. It is a strange paradox... ” Read the rest of her conversation with Helena Feder in ASAP/Journal 6.1 now on #ProjectMUSE! #love #ASAPJournal https://t.co/kDLJbX4xJV

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

Lana Lin notes, “Now as I view the end of my film, I feel a heightened awareness of the privilege of breathing, of being free to breathe.” Read more of her work with Amber Jamilla Musser in #ASAPJournal 6.1 on @ProjectMUSE! #AudreLorde #BlackLivesMatter https://t.co/O8BaT0a292

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

Marty Cain suggests, “If…the forces of patriarchal capitalism infect everything...these forms are also fluid, malleable, and susceptible to subversion; they are, that is to say, hackable.” See more in #ASAPJournal Issue 6.1, available now on @ProjectMUSE! https://t.co/rSr8VOfACa

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

For Tina Post, “The language of dance transferal is itself a poetry when we call out shapes and associations alongside our verbs in studio, to name and transmit the actions we desire.” Read more of her work in #ASAPJournal Issue 6.1 on #ProjectMUSE! https://t.co/ZukrSlelOG

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

Xiomara Verenice Cervantes-Gómez writes, “Lechedevirgen’s project underscores how violence against the bodies of sexual minorities becomes central to the representation and critique of Mexicanness” See more in #ASAPJournal Issue 6.1 now on #ProjectMUSE! https://t.co/i7FyjxIjiZ

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

For Tina Post, “She builds a house on dance, but it is a house built on sand.” Don’t miss the #LigiaLewis roundtable in ASAP/Journal Issue 6.1, now available on Project Muse! #ASAPJournal https://t.co/XTxWgz9rZq

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

Don't miss #ASAPJournal 6.1 available now on #ProjectMUSE! Be sure to check out the interviews, roundtable, and articles from Xiomara Verenice Cervantes-Gómez, Tina Post, Marty Cain, Alexandra S. Moore, Christopher Cañete Rodriguez Kelly, Jesús Costantino, and more!

ASAP_Journal's tweet photo. Don't miss #ASAPJournal 6.1 available now on
#ProjectMUSE! Be sure to check out the interviews, roundtable, and articles from Xiomara Verenice Cervantes-Gómez, Tina Post, Marty Cain, Alexandra S. Moore, Christopher Cañete Rodriguez Kelly, Jesús Costantino, and more! https://t.co/Wa3GJstp7n

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

Alexandra S. Moore writes, “By making sensible the (re)imagination of an alleged crime scene, forensic aesthetics foregrounds the structures of representation and their material and sensory conditions...” See #ASAPJournal Issue 6.1, now on @ProjectMUSE! https://t.co/899hb7Uxb9

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

Tina Post asserts, “Yelling, jump-stomping, the girl is no longer telling a story so much as giving testimony.” See more in #ASAPJournal Issue 6.1, now available on #ProjectMUSE! https://t.co/ZukrSlvWGe

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

For Xiomara Verenice Cervantes-Gómez, “…in Lechedevirgen’s performances, audiences are confronted by the smell of sweat, the sensuous tactility of the body,... and the visual encounter with human blood and bodily fluids…” #ASAPJournal 6.1 on #ProjectMUSE https://t.co/i7FyjxIjiZ

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

For Rebecca Newberger Goldstein, “The humanities are, by and large, more focused on the more human-oriented questions of what matters.” Check out her interview with Helena Feder in ASAP/Journal 6.1, now available on @ProjectMuse! #humanities #ASAPJournal https://t.co/kDLJbX4xJV

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

Lana Lin reflects, “...such living and theorizing might bring about joy at a time when it is difficult to imagine its possibility.” Read more in her work with Amber Jamilla Musser in #ASAPJournal 6.1, now available on #ProjectMuse! #AudreLorde https://t.co/O8BaT0a292

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

For Marty Cain, “Berg’s work is shaped by its cultural logics, imbricating a fluid, feminist, textual subjectivity with the structures, both social and material, that comprise global capitalist hegemony.” See more in #ASAPJournal 6.1 on Project Muse! https://t.co/rSr8VOfACa

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

Xiomara Verenice Cervantes-Gómez argues, “This essay … offer[s] the concept of ‘queer’ as a methodological mode of engagement and a reading practice for the performance of Mexicanness...” Read more in #ASAPJournal 6.1 on @ProjectMUSE! #queer #Mexicanness https://t.co/i7FyjxIjiZ

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

For Dixa Ramírez D’Oleo, “Her choreography throws a big wrench into the logics of capitalist commonsense as they relate especially to blackness...” Check out the roundtable on #LigiaLewis in ASAP/Journal 6.1 now on @ProjectMUSE! #ASAPJournal https://t.co/XTxWgz9rZq

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ASAP/Journal @ASAP_Journal

over 5 years ago

For @intoniwetrust, “As the genre shifts from chivalry to chauvinism, these sexed-up accounts of power can only be understood as the inevitable outcome of centuries of colonial and neocolonial warmongering and whoremongering.” See #ASAPJournal 5.3! https://t.co/JGmcWE6NT8

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