Tag: Cultural Studies

Finding hidden imagery in an Illuminated Page

A guided tour of the Zeytun Gospel’s Canon Tables reveals the extraordinary life of a matchless Armenian artwork HEGHNAR ZEITLIAN WATENPAUGH A bifolium of two different sets of illustration from the Getty display of the Zeytun Gospels canon tables. Photograph: J. Paul Getty Museum. Ms, 

Between Political Economy and Political Theology – Part 2

Martijn Konings and Adam Kotsko Discuss Neoliberalism by MARTIJN KONINGS and ADAM KOTSKO CC0 via Pixabay   Stanford University Press is proud to present the second part of a conversation between Martijn Konings, author of Capital and Time, and Adam Kotsko, author of Neoliberalism's Demons. Adam 

Between Political Economy and Political Theology – Part 1

Martijn Konings and Adam Kotsko Discuss Neoliberalism MARTIJN KONINGS and ADAM KOTSKO June 1, 2017 – President Trump delivers a speech to a crowd in the Rose Garden of the White House. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.   Stanford University Press is proud to present 

The Second Revolution

Negar Mottahedeh, author of Whisper Tapes, on the women’s demonstrations of 1979 in Iran.

The Cultural Pasts of Poland

National myths are written and rewritten through visual and material culture.