Disturbance & Disruption
Aesthetic practices of disruption and their role in how societies describe themselves.
Literature and media as spaces for reflecting on the present.
Aesthetic practices of disruption and their role in how societies describe themselves.
The literary and media history of anxiety, from Gothic fiction around 1800 to television series.
Populist communication, invectivity and popular geopolitics at the intersections of media, politics and culture.
Theatrical and artistic practices at the intersections of critique, protest and translation.