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Volume 11, Number 4 (2011)
“Something to occupy the time":
Activism and Anagnorisis
Activism and Anagnorisis
Marc Ouellette
Cover Image
Michelle Ouellette
Contributors
Marc Ouellette
1. Articles
The Fake Mountain with Dead Animals: The Cabelian Way of Selling Nature
Mike DuBose and Cristian Pralea
American Circus Re-Invented: Queering Cirque Du Soleil
Michael Johnson, Jr.
Wincest is the Best, or, Raep is What Happens When You Say No: Subversive Humor and Serious Business in Capslock Supernatural
Britt Eira Long
2. Poetics: Performance and Genre Bending
She Breaks Up with Paintings
Alan Clinton and Amanda Tai
3. Supplement a.: Preface
Post-9/11 Nihilism and the Mission for Meaning
Bill Durodie
3. Supplement b.: Nonfiction
Reporting War? The Charge of the Knights
Janet Harris
A Theory of Brand WW2
Jonathan M. Bullinger and Andrew J. Salvati
3. Supplement c.: Fiction
The ‘Apolitical’ Cinema of 9/11
Arin Keeble
Nikita Mikhalkov’s Cinematic Verdict on Contemporary Russia
Yuliya Ladygina
'I believe whatever doesn't kill you simply makes you...stranger': Discourses of terrorism and counter-terrorism in The Dark Knight
Barbara Wopperer
3. Supplement: “War on Terror by Other Means: The Media Industries after 9/11”
War on Terror by Other Means: The Media Industries after 9/11
Graham Barnfield and Philip Hammond
4. Reviews
Guest Editor
Marc Oullette
Issue Information
Title: “Something to occupy the time": Activism and Anagnorisis
Volume 11, Number 4
Fall, 2011