“You Do What You Have to Do”
A Response to Josef Früchtl
Biografie
Mieke Bal is a cultural theorist, critic, and video artist. Her interests range from classical and biblical antiquity, 17th century to contemporary art and modern literature, feminism, migratory culture, mental illness, and the critique of capitalism. Her many books include a trilogy on political art: Endless Andness (on abstraction) and Thinking in Film (on video installation), both 2013, Of What One Cannot Speak (2010, on sculpture) and A Mieke Bal Reader (2006). Her most recent video project, Madame B, with Michelle Williams Gamaker, is widely exhibited. She is currently working on a film and installation project, Reasonable Doubt, on the miss-encounter of two 17th century geniuses, René Descartes and Queen Kristina of Sweden. She is also writing a book-length study on Nalini Malani's shadow plays.
Introductie
Signalementen (pdf)
De Redactie
Artikelen
De zware plicht van de lichte gemeenschap (pdf)
Menno Hurenkamp & Jan Willem Duyvendak
Essays
Voorbij hier en daar: Shifting Politics: Transnationalism, Power and Politics (pdf)
Tina Rahimy
Art Is Going Elsewhere. And Politics Has to Catch It. An Interview With Jacques Ranciére (pdf)
Sudeep Dasgupta
“You Do What You Have to Do”: A Response to Josef Früchtl (pdf)
Mieke Bal
What Is Cultural Analysis? And What Is the Role of Philosophy? (pdf)
Josef Früchtl
Secularism, Post-structuralism or Beyond? A Response to My Critics (pdf)
Veit Bader
Liberal Democracies and the Production of Religious Truth (pdf)
Irena Rosenthal
Democratic Negotiations of Religion and Politics (pdf)
Anders Berg-Sørensen
Een niet-seculiere politieke theorie…? (pdf)
Anton van Harskamp
Introduction to Secularism or Democracy? Associational Governance of Religious Diversity (pdf)
Veit Bader
Reviews
Changing Popular Culture in Relation to Urban Space (pdf)
Karin Wenz
Op weg naar een postreligieuze sociologie. (pdf)
Christian van der Veeke