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Volume 110, Issue 1
Winter 2011
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ISSN 0038-2876
EISSN 1527-8026
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Theory Now

Note from the Editor
Michael Hardt
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Notes on Contributors
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Articles

Introduction: “Theory Now”?
Kenneth Surin
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The Militancy of Theory
Michael Hardt
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The Frailty of the Ontic
Rei Terada
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“Science does not think”: The No-Thought of the Discipline
Grant Farred
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Insinuation: Détournement as Gendered Repetition
Patrick Greaney
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The Spoiler's Art: Embarrassed Space as Memorialization
David A. Ellison
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The Future's Eve: Reparative Reading after Sedgwick
Ellis Hanson
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“I'm already in a sort of tomb”: A Reply to Philip Scheffner's The Halfmoon Files
Avery F. Gordon
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Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: The Postracial Horizon
Barnor Hesse
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Nationalist Heterosexuality, Migrant (Il)legality, and Irish Citizenship Law: Queering the Connections
Eithne Luibhéid
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“Now smile”: Recent Developments in Jacques Derrida's Work on Photography
Michael Naas
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Afterword: Theory Now and Again
Jonathan Culler
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AGAINST the DAY

Obama and the Left at Midterm: Introduction
Michael Hardt; Wahneema Lubiano
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Opulism
Lauren Berlant
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U.S. Political Romanticism and the Psychological Impacts of Obama's Presidency
Christopher Newfield
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The Enemy He Wants
Thomas L. Dumm
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The State of the Left, AOE
Kelley Walker
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Obama between Movements and Machiavellians
Tom Hayden
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Obama/Osama/Ōkawa: The Geopolitics of Race after Obama's Bow
Mark Driscoll
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What's Going On? What Is to Be Done?
Gerald Horne
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