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Supporting Diversity through Collection Evaluation, Development, and Weeding (CLIPP #48), by Erica Barber, Julia Bauder, Micki Behounek, Chris Jones, Kayla Reed, and Elizabeth Rodrigues
No full text“I Graft a New Tribalism”: Affiliative Biofuturities and New Terrains of Mestizaje in the Work of Gloria E. Anzaldúa
No full textIn this essay, I engage the makings and evolution of queer Chicana theorist and feminist philosopher of science Gloria E. Anzaldúa’s generative engagements with Indigenous onto-epistemologies and syncretized spiritualities, as well as her (re)visionary disidentifications with the biosciences for matters of speculative visioning and social justice. Stitching together the rich insights of the fields of Chicanx/Latinx studies and queer feminist science and technology studies, I survey how Anzaldúa treads the boundaries between the humanities and biosciences as a means of complicating and rewriting new narratives of identity and belonging. Borrowing from the lexicon of the animal, plant, and other life sciences, Anzaldúa risks repurposing vexed evolutionary metaphors—namely, for the purposes of this essay, the “tree of life” image—to instantiate one part of what I call her “affiliative biofuturities.” Thinking from and through a border/nepantla space, Anzaldúa sifts through and remixes humanistic, scientific, esoteric, and spiritualized modes of inquiry to fashion alternative ways of knowing, seeing, and being in the world. Ultimately, I suggest that Anzaldúa’s Chicanafuturist œuvre radically reconceptualizes and expands our understanding of identity and our relationality to other beings/species while taking seriously the liberatory potentialities of “unruly” knowledge-making practices in times of socioecological crises
Cockerell, Rachel. Melting Point: Family, Memory, and the Search for a Promised Land. First American edition., Farrar, 2025.
No full textÉrasme de Rotterdam, Désiré. De recta Latini Græcique sermonis pronuntiatione dialogus / Dialogue sur la prononciation correcte du latin et du grec. Édition, traduction et commentaire. Trad. † Jacques Chomarat. Éd. Christine Bénévent, Geneviève Clerico, B
No full textGoderniaux, Alexandre. Un coup de majesté manqué. Henri III aux États généraux de Blois (16 et 18 octobre 1588)
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La religione letteraria di Carlo Coccioli
No full textL’articolo è incentrato sulla religiosità nell’opera di Carlo Coccioli, con particolare riguardo al tema della gnosi, che era stato finora ignorato dalla critica. Coccioli, che si era interessato allo gnosticismo fin dalla gioventù, dedica a questa corrente religiosa alcune dense note del suo diario intellettuale Piccolo Karma (1987) e del libro-intervista Tutta la verità (1995), sollevando questioni come quella del male intrinseco alla creazione del mondo e del demiurgo maligno. Molte sono le idee gnostiche in cui Coccioli poteva riconoscersi: dal sentimento esistenziale di estraneità al mondo all’idea della scintilla divina nascosta in ogni essere umano, a cui può essere ricondotta la sua singolare concezione dell’ispirazione letteraria. Ma più che una dottrina religiosa, la gnosi fu per lo scrittore uno “stile di vita,” in linea con la sua inquietudine spirituale e il suo nomadismo metafisico
