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Front Cover: Haegue Yang, Boxing Ballet (2013-15). Installation shot from In the Cone of Uncertainty, The Bass Museum of Art, Miami Beach, USA, 2019. Collection of Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, Seoul, South Korea. Photo by Zachary Balber.

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Back Cover: Installation view of Haegue Yang: Handles (2019). October 21, 2019-April 12, 2020. Commissioned for the Marron Atrium by The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Photo by Denis Doorly.

Mosaic: an interdisciplinary critical journal

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Introduction

Shepherd Steiner

pp. v-xvii

Elizabeth Bishop’s Work of Fire

Philip McGowan

pp. 1-17

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Finster’s Finger: The Trans-Generational Art of Howard Finster

Eyal Amiran

pp. 19-38

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Should the Subaltern Clean?

Sonja Stojanovic

pp. 39-54

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The Poetry of Thomas Lux: Biophilia Meets Theory of Mind

Judith P. Saunders

pp. 55-71

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Queer Kinship in the Work of Nathalie Djurberg and Djuna Barnes

Erik Fuhrer

pp. 73-89

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Uncertainty and the Time of the Stranger: Michael Ondaatje’s Warlight

Mike Marais

pp. 91-106

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Anthropocentric Ableism and Virginia Woolf’s Flush

Sebastian Williams

pp. 107-123

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Musical, Lyrical, Universal? Neruda’s Amor into Barber’s Lovers

Helen Plevka

pp. 125-142

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Fabled Difference: Approaching Race in Marie de France

Annika Pattenaude

pp. 143-158

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ISSN	1925-5683
Print ISSN	0027-1276
Launched on MUSE	2020-04-02
Open Access	No

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