The Genealogies of Modernity Journal
Inevitable Time in Romeo and Juliet
Time collapses on itself as Romeo’s lingering warmth betrays the truth of his death. He lived only moments ago. And now, Juliet is only moments away from ending her own time in this world.
Krystal Marsh on the warmth of lips
Demons of the Green World: From Caliban to Anthony Blanche
In remaining unknown, in speaking from the eccentric radicality of their own linguistic-ontological complexes, Caliban and Anthony become the voices of aesthetic criticism within their worlds.
Daniel Fitzpatrick on critique from margins
Diptych: Gesture as Hieroglyph
Timothy Barr juxtaposes two quotes from distant historical periods