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Practicing Cultural Studies: The Case of Lauren Berlant

GUEST EDITORS' INTRODUCTION

Lessons for Today

Christopher Kamrath & Melissa Deem

Pages: 317-319

Published online: 26 Nov 2012

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What Does Lauren Berlant Teach Us about X?

Heather Love

Pages: 320-336

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Cultivating a Desire to Become “Not-Something”: Lauren Berlant, the Idioms of the Ordinary, and the Kinetic Temporality of the “Nearly Utopian”

Janice A. Radway

Pages: 337-345

Published online: 26 Nov 2012

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Reading Lauren Berlant Writing

Gregory J. Seigworth

Pages: 346-352

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Feeling the Nation, Mining the Archive: Reflections on Lauren Berlant's Queen of America

Marita Sturken

Pages: 353-364

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Pockets

Kathleen Stewart

Pages: 365-368

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FORUM: EDITORS' AFTERWORDS

Via Palinode

Briankle G. Chang

Pages: 369-370

Published online: 26 Nov 2012

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Afterword

J. Macgregor Wise

Pages: 371-377

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