Advocate, Spring 2018, Vol. 29, No. 3-4

Document Type

Newspaper

Publication Date

Spring 2018

Volume

29

Issue

Spring No. 3-4

Abstract

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Editorial:

- Revolution and CUNY: Remembering the 1969 Fight for Open Admissions. Bhargav Rani (p. 3)

Features:

- The Power and Political Potentials of Images. Zehra Husain (p. 8)

- Ethnography as Espionage: An Interview with Katherine Verdery. Nicholas Glastonbury (p. 14)

- Neoliberal Fictions. Nandini Ramachandran (p. 27)

Debate:

- Settler Marxism and the Murdered and Missing Revolutionary Actors. Sean M. Kennedy (p. 38)

Technology and Politics:

- Unmasking Musk: Envisioning HyperCapitalist Futures. Hillary Donnell (p. 44)

- Salami Tacticals: Little Nukes — No Big Deal? Clifford D. Conner (p. 58)

CUNY Life:

- The Campaign for Full and Fair Funding of all GC Doctoral Students. The Adjunct Project (p. 58)

- Fan Fiction as Emotionally Inclusive, Anti-Ableist Praxis. Jenn Polish (p. 64)

- In Conversation with Harry Belafonte. Christopher M. Morrow (p. 68)

Reanimating Kant in the Present:

- Some Theses on Stupidity. Milo Ward (p. 72)

- Adam Robert’s The Thing Itself: A Book Review in Four Antinomies. Asher Wycoff (p. 77)