Vol. 25 No. 2 (2021): Living in the Age of Anger. Representing ‘Negative Solidarities’ in Contemporary Global Culture

Published: 2023-01-26

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Articoli

• Front Matter

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• Living in the Age of Anger Representing ‘Negative Solidarities’ in Contemporary Global Culture: An Introductory Note

  Rossella Ciocca, Sabita Manian

  1-7

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• Citizenship, Solidarity, and the Common Good

  Rajesh Shukla

  9-22

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• Soothing the Green Anxiety A Critical Analysis of Negative Feelings in Social Media Discourses about the Environment

  Marina Niceforo

  23-36

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• ‘Corona Jihad’ Examining Anti-Muslim Narratives in India during the Covid-19 Pandemic

  Heba Ahmed

  37-52

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• Mera Jism, Meri Marzi. Claiming the Body Where ‘Body’ Is an Obscene Word

  Daniela Vitolo

  53-64

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• The Algebra of Anger. Social Oppression and Queer Intersectionality in Funny Boy and The Ministry of Utmost Happiness

  Giuseppe De Riso

  65-77

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• “John le Carré is Mr. Angry now that Smiley’s day has gone”. Spy Fiction and the Age of Anger

  Brian E. Crim

  79-89

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• The Danse Macabre of Bangladesh. Humayun Azad’s Creative Interruptions in an Age of Anger

  Mara Matta

  91-104

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• Anger in the City. Negative Solidarities and the Pursuit of the Common Bad in the Context of the 2011 English Riots

  Monia O’Brien Castro

  105-115

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• Anger and Identity in the Divided States of America

  Brad Bullock

  117-130

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Reviews

• Giuliana Regnoli, Accent Variation in Indian English. A Folk Linguistic Study (Berlin: 131 Peter Lang, 2021)

  Roberta La Peruta

  131-133

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• Cristina Bacchilega and Jennifer Orme, eds., Inviting Interruptions: Wonder Tales in the 21st Century (Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 2021)

  Luca Sarti

  135-137

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Notes

• Notes on contributors

  139-141

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