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Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2002 12:46:59 -0500
Subject: Announcing Reconstruction Vol. 2 No. 1


Please forward to potentially interested parties:

We are proud to announce the latest issue of Reconstruction, a journal 
and online community dedicated to interdisciplinary thought, at 
http://www.reconstruction.ws.  

Included in this issue are:

David Banash's "Activist Desire, Cultural Criticism, and the 
Situationist International"

Giorgio Bertellini and C. Paul Sellors' "Breaking the Mimetic Contract: 
Notes on Ideology, Intersubjectivity, and Film Theory"

Justin Scott Coe's "Haunting and Hunting: Bodily Resurrection and the 
Occupation of History in Mason & Dixon"

Kelly Kelleway's "The Strange Attraction of Blake's Urizen"

C. Jason Smith's "The Observing Body: Quantum Mechanics, the Anthropic 
Principles, and Panopticism"

Davin Heckman on Paul Virilio's A Landscape of Events (2001), Open Sky 
(2001) and The Information Bomb (2001)

Liam McNamara on Susan Buck-Morss' Dreamworld and Catastrophe: The 
Passing of Mass Utopia in East and West (2000)

Brian Murphy on Robert Rosen's Nowhere Man: The Final Days of John 
Lennon (2001) 

Stuart Murray on Catherine Waldby's The Visible Human Project: 
Informatic Bodies and Posthuman Medicine (2000)

..as well as reviews of music, websites, non-fiction, and fiction.

In line with our efforts to foster intellectual community, 
Reconstruction also hosts a message board dedicated to interaction 
between authors and readers, and between readers themselves, hoping to 
affect a more communal approach to, and understanding of, academic 
journals and intellectual thought and action.  Please take the time to 
participate in this experiment in community.

Additionally, submissions for our Spring issue (May 20, 2002) are being 
actively solicited.  

Please see editorial guidelines as published on the site for further 
information regarding contributions to Reconstruction.  All submissions 
must be received by April 15, 2002 to be considered for inclusion in the 
Spring 2002 issue.  Reconstruction is a peer-reviewed journal, soon to 
be indexed in the MLA International Bibliography.
 
We are also currently seeking reviewers: If interested, a short email 
listing qualifications and interests should be mailed to 
reviews-AT-reconstruction.ws.

If you would like to receive our newsletter, with important updates, new 
reviews, and notifications about calls for papers and forthcoming 
issues, please send an email to listproc-AT-listproc.bgsu.edu with the 
following text in the body of your email: "subscribe reconstruction your 
name".

Thank you in advance for your time and participation.

Matthew Wolf-Meyer and Davin Heckman, Editors.
http://www.reconstruction.ws




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