New Issue on Reproductive Racial Capitalism co-edited by Jennifer Morgan and Alys Eve Weinbaum

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The CFP for our special issue, 'The Future of History in the Ruins of the University' is here one our Duke University Press website:
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Check this out from one of the editors of History of the Present - available for preorder and 50% off through Friday!

new issue of History of the Present is now available. Two articles, one by Nadia Abu El-Haj and another by Amir Reicher, are open access for the next three months
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'Pandemic Histories: South Asian/Indian Ocean Studies, Middle East and North Africa,' a new special issue of HistoryOfThePresent edited by @garam.hawa & Sherene Seikaly, is out now!

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new issue of History of the Present is out. a remarkable issue on Pandemic Histories, reconceptualizing pandemic and historical time focused on Middle East/North Africa/South Asia/Indian Ocean. edited by @garam.hawa and Sherene Seikaly. Duke University Press

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The latest Infinity 88 Listening Hour is now available. This episode features a lush and symphonic work by artist Krista Dragomer and theologian Beatrice Marovich #nightsinbetween

#religion #technology #darkness #aporia #creativity #artandtheology

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HOP editor on the fantasy of the nuclear family at its moment of conceptual origin in Parapraxis

must-read for 2022: this incredible issue of History of the Present (HistoryOfThePresent) on Psychoanalysis and History—just look at that ToC! 😍
Duke University Press Brian Connolly
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Coming soon:

Joan Scott has written a haiku--check it out on the spotify machine or wherever HistoryOfThePresent Duke University Press

#haiku #dialecticalbeats #gender #usefulcategory #kitchenaid #machinesinbetween

New issue!
John Lardas Modern on Electric Love Therapy; Reid on Gilets Jaunes; Black on NBA labor; Balboni and Clements on postcolonialism, the secular, and ontology; Heath with a critique of new history of capitalism; and Rumore on Indian Ocean Studies
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History of the Present Editor Joan Scott on presentism and the politics of history Duke University Press

'This is a historical story-one that begins before Freud, one that precedes the centering of the Oedipal myth as the origin of sexual difference. It is a story that begins in the Caribbean, the navel of plantation modernity and racial capitalism.' @EMDillon in our current issue