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Getting to Ten
Ben Agger and Timothy W. Luke |
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Searching for Value in the Discourses of Commodity Fetishism
Robert Goldman and Andrew Miller |
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Time for Timbits? Fast Food, Slow Food, Class and Culinary Communication
Tara Brabazon |
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Hashing It Over: Green Governmentality and the Political Economy of Food
Timothy W. Luke |
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Vegans who Run
Ben Agger |
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The Spirit of the Trail: Culture, Popularity and Prize Money in Ultramarathoning
Gary David and Nick Lehecka |
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Critical Internet Privacy Studies
Thomas Allmer |
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Globalisation and Mondialisation
Bregham Dalgliesh |
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Public Access: For Socially Relevant Knowledge Production and a Democratic Cybersphere
Joshua Sbicca and Robert Todd Perdue |
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Beyond Dystopian Education in a Neoliberal Society
Henry Giroux |
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Against Speed Cosmopolitanism towards the Slow University
Jeremy Hunsinger |
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The Role of Marketing in the Infantilization of the Postmodern Adult
Jacopo Bernardini |
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WMD Transformations: When did an RPG become a WMD?
Binoy Kampmark |
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Labour-time in the Dot.Com bubble: Marxist approaches
Frederick Harry Pitts |
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Violent Media, Guns, and Mental Illness: The Three Ring Circus of Causal Factors for School Massacres, as Related in Media Discourse
Jaclyn Schildkraut and Glenn W. Muschert |
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FC5.1, a special issue on the legacy of Telos and its founding editor Paul Piccone, was issued in print by Telos Press as a book entitled A Journal of No Illusions: Telos, Paul Piccone, and the Americanization of Critical Theory. The book just received Honorable Mention in non-fiction at the 2013 London Book Festival. See http://www.telospress.com/store/#!/~/product/category=4186633&id=17898056 |
