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    • Kate Bode

    • What’s the Matter with Computational Literary Studies?

    • Joseph Jeon

    • Lines Left to Cross: Deglobalization and the Domestic Western in Bong Joon-ho’s Parasit

    • Alain Pottage and Mario Biagioli

    • What Is a book? Kant and the Law of the Letter

    • Hoyt Long, Richard Jean So, Kaitlyn Tod

    • Stories on Demand: #COVID or Writing Crisis in the Platform Age

    • Johanna Oksala

    • Neoliberal Subjectivation: Between Foucault and Marx”

    • Andres Mario Zervigon

    • Fully Visible Yet Transparent—The Lens in Nineteenth-Century Photographic Cultures

    • Matthew Kirschenbaum

    • Granular Worlds: Situating the Sand Table in Media History

    • Zachary Cahill and Theaster Gates

    • The Truth of Value: A conversation with Theaster Gates

    • Fredric Jameson

    • Schematizations, or How to Draw a Thought

    • Frances Ferguson

    • Distributing Legibility

    • Dan Morgan

    • Modernism Is Not for Children: Reckoning with Annette Michelson

    • Lydia Liu

    • After Turing: How Philosophy Migrated to the AI Lab

    • Michael Clune

    • What Is an Author?

    • Catherine Malabou

    • Two Lectures (What Is a Hegemony? and What Is a Floating Signifier?)

    • Benjamin Lindquist

    • The Art of Text-to-Speech

    • Meghanne Barker

    • You Have Been Misconnected

    • Andrea Kelly Henderson

    • Victorian Equations

    • Kwabena Slaughter

    • A Peripheral Vision: Tracing the Camera’s Kin Onto the Social Epistemology of Photography

    • Peter Schwenger

    • The Draw of the Mark

    • Maureen McLane

    • Notational/Poetics: Noting, Gleaning, Itinerary

    • Sean Keller

    • Building Duration: Architecture Out of Adventure-Time

    • Wendy Chun, Grace Kyungwon Hong, and Lisa Nakamura

    • "Understanding" Asians: Anti-Asian Racism, Sentimentality, Sentiment Analysis, and Digital Surveillance

    • Benedict S. Robinson

    • The True Story of Fictionality

    • Sarah Elizabeth Vaughn

    • Unavoidable Slips: Settler Colonialism and Terra Nullius in the Wake of Climate Adaptation

    • Trevor Stark

    • The Reification of the World: Poetry and Conquest in Marcel Broodthaers’ Maps

    • Sean Silver and Andrew Franta

    • Sentiment Analysis and the Sentimental Novel

    • James Evans and Jacob Foster

    • Algorithmic Abduction: Robots for Alien Reading

    • Andras Kisery

    • Speech, media history, and early modern English writing