R Kabo
Biographic Data
| ID | 729538 |
|---|---|
| NAME | R Kabo |
| GIVEN NAMES | R |
| FAMILY NAME | Kabo |
| SIGNATURE | KABO R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of London |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5404-5488 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1937 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
To imagine the end of capitalism - commons utopias now
Utopian texts function not only as representations of alternatives to the manifold crises of the present, but educate their readers in the ways such alternative futures might become concrete utopian presents through radical political activity. Utopian critical theory in the last two decades has suggested that this educational and transformational role of utopian literature is on the wane at a time when the power of late capitalism seems all-encom…
Life! Life
This article examines the utopianism of Kim Stanley Robinson's 2017 sf novel New York 2140, the world of which is defined by a nexus of profound climatological disasters. In contrast to other texts in the growing cli-fi (climate fiction) genre, Robinson's seemingly apocalyptic world is a representation of a disaster utopia—real-world networks of care, compassion, collaboration, and utopian joy that emerge in the wake of disasters. In New York 214…
Come here, it sang, listen
The work of contemporary American poet, critic, and essayist Juliana Spahr is concerned with politically charged questions of connection, collectivity, and community across disparate ontological domains and ecological boundaries. This essay argues that Spahr’s 2015 poetry collection That Winter the Wolf Came, which has to date garnered less critical attention than her previous work, combines lyric, intertextual reference, asequential narrative, p…
Ocerki istorii i ekonomiki Tuvy
Ocherki Istorii I Ekonomiki Tuvy
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Ocerki istorii i ekonomiki Tuvy
Ocherki Istorii I Ekonomiki Tuvy
Life! Life
This article examines the utopianism of Kim Stanley Robinson's 2017 sf novel New York 2140, the world of which is defined by a nexus of profound climatological disasters. In contrast to other texts in the growing cli-fi (climate fiction) genre, Robinson's seemingly apocalyptic world is a representation of a disaster utopia—real-world networks of care, compassion, collaboration, and utopian joy that emerge in the wake of disasters. In New York 214…
Come here, it sang, listen
The work of contemporary American poet, critic, and essayist Juliana Spahr is concerned with politically charged questions of connection, collectivity, and community across disparate ontological domains and ecological boundaries. This essay argues that Spahr’s 2015 poetry collection That Winter the Wolf Came, which has to date garnered less critical attention than her previous work, combines lyric, intertextual reference, asequential narrative, p…
To imagine the end of capitalism - commons utopias now
Utopian texts function not only as representations of alternatives to the manifold crises of the present, but educate their readers in the ways such alternative futures might become concrete utopian presents through radical political activity. Utopian critical theory in the last two decades has suggested that this educational and transformational role of utopian literature is on the wane at a time when the power of late capitalism seems all-encom…
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