In the latest issue of Discourse:

Hostly and Unhostly Mediums

• Technology, Aesthetics and Populism in “The Gospel According to Mark”
• Brett Levinson

• Sympathy For the Dead: (G)hosts, Hostilities and Mediums in Alejandro Amenábar’s The Others and Postmortem Photography
• Susan Bruce

• Invitation to Politics: Juan García Ponce and the Promise of Availability
• David E. Johnson

• Messianic-City: Ruins, Refuge and Hospitality in Derrida
• Puspa Damai

• Sovereign (In)hospitality: Politics and the Staging of Equality in Revolutionary Mexico
• Gareth Williams

• Is Nothing Secret?
• Scott Michaelsen & Scott Cutler Shershow

• Unhostly Historical Discourses in Ariel Dorfman’s Heading South, Looking North: A Bilingual Journey and Albertina Carri’s film The Blonds
• Valeria Wagner

• Hawthorne, Sacrifice, Sovereignty
• Tim Deines

• Piercing the Screen of Words: Reflections on the Political Poetics of Douglas Oliver
• Carol Watts

• What About Schmitt? Translating Carl Schmitt’s Theory of Sovereignty as Literary Concept [Review]
• Jess Boersma