Volume 7 | Issue 3 | December 2015
This issue includes:
Features
The Future is Female: Bateson, Benjamin and How Women Learn in Ridley Scott’s Prometheus by Cynthia Kraman
The Potholed Path: Navigating the Contested Landscape of English Caravan Site Policy by Bel Parnell-Berry
Idle Hands: Individual Effects of the Mechanization of Chinese Shadow Puppet Making by Annie Katsura Rollins
Occupy on Air: Transparency and Surveillance in Taiwan’s Sunflower Movement by Mei-chun Lee
Repairing a Screaming Silence: Human Rights and Wrongs, Native American Realities and One Museum by Debra Spitulnik Vidali
Departments
Findings: CUNY Findings Collective by Cecilia María Salvi, Daniel Schneider, Andreina Torres,
Charles Dolph, Helen Panagiotopoulos, Zoltán Glück
Uncommon Sense: The Politics and Ecology of Water: Notes on the Drought in California by Daniel Polk
Material Matters: Painting in Blood by Zarina Zabrisky
Visual essay: The Arts of Recognition by Lee Douglas
Media: Not for Sale: How WWII Artifacts Mobilized Japanese-Americans Online by Stephanie Takaragawa
Media: Postdigital Wangluo: The Internet in Chinese Everyday Life by Gabriele de Seta
Books and Arts: A Catholic Atheist and His Good Monkeys by Cameron Brinitzer and Nicolas Langlitz
Books and Arts: That Muslim Question: Islam and Secularism in Europe by Mayanthi L. Fernando
Books and Arts: From Masdar to Songdo, Data is Big and Beautiful by Ian Lowrie