Affective intimacies Siobhan McEvoy-Levy

Affective intimacies Siobhan McEvoy-LevyThis cutting edge edited collection provides a novel terrain for rethinking intimacies through the lens of affect theories.

and opens up a whole new field of enquiry in the history of decolonisation

lays out an awe-inspiring yet practical guide from a lifetime of creative work

Timberlake Wertenbaker’s Our Country’s Good agrees and disagrees with Edward Said

he tried to advance human rights in the USSR

the renewal of the story of Gallipoli by historians and film-makers (notably Peter Weir's 1981 film starring Mel Gibson) has profoundly altered the national sense of identity and society's perceptions of the armed forces

the book presents original interview transcripts with the cast and crew that

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it shows how to apply the theory to the present

Written in a period characterized by increased mobility and the development of proto-capitalism

Connolly provides in-depth readings of selected recent works by twenty-four different artists

from big-budget blockbusters to modest indie pictures

These struggles demonstrate how people are linking their disparate fights to win against private profit-driven interests