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Janice Sim
Janice Sim is a Singaporean-born, Australian-based poet and artist.
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September 25, 2024
Published Online: 2024-09-25
Published in Print: 2024-09-25
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- Frontmatter
- Miscellaneous
- Possession
- Editorial
- Introduction: Nomos, Theos and Cultures of Violence
- Focus
- State Violence, Divine Abuse
- Inoperativity and Destituent Power in Benjamin, Agamben and Spinoza
- On the (Im)possible Relation Between the Universal and the Relative: The Aporia of Community
- Violent México: The War on Drugs, the Persistence of Oligarchies, and Gender Issues
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- “I Want to Judge! I Have to Judge!”: Judg-mentaility and the Theopolitics of the Apocalypse
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