boundary 2 invites abstracts of articles and proposals for special issues and dossiers of materials that engage analytically with books, authors, and movements from recent history. Abstracts and proposals should explain how the subject materials contain and offer resources useful now to the critical task of imagining, as Edward Said once said, “alternative futures.” Proposals should be historical and philological while taking seriously the most advanced critical work of the theory movement and its predecessors.
Please address questions and proposals to boundary2@outlook.com or post replies here.
