Our editor Sergej Seitz reviewed Bonnie Honig's A Feminist Theory of Refusal (2021) and Lola Olufemi's Experiments in Imagining Otherwise (2021) for GENEALOGY+CRITIQUE…

On the occasion of Bruno Latour's death on October 9, 2022, Simon Ganahl wrote a short piece on the politics of actor-network theory for GENEALOGY+CRITIQUE. It reacts to current publications on the topic, among others by Philipp Sarasin in Geschichte der Gegenwart and a TV interview with Latour aired on Arte…

Identity Boom in Contemporary Literature, an anthology to be edited by Annika Klanke, and Stephanie Marx and published as a special issue of the peer-reviewed, open-access journal GENEALOGY+CRITIQUE, seeks to engage with the newest works of experiential literature and identity literature accompanying contemporary processes of social differentiation. We are now accepting abstracts for contributions, particularly for those that examine literature through the categories of experience, representation, and/or identification

On the Austrian radio station Ö1, a German feature about Bruno Latour can be heard until Sept. 28, 2022. Among the interviewees are also authors of the special collection "Foucault meets Latour" published in GENEALOGY+CRITIQUE.

Our managing editor, Simon Ganahl, was interviewed for the Vienna University Library's Research Podcast. In the (German) interview, recorded in 2021, he talks about open access and digital humanities, esp. about his mapping project Campus Medius, GENEALOGY+CRITIQUE, and the Open Library of Humanities…

As a new contribution to the collection "Posthuman Gender Theory," GENEALOGY+CRITIQUE has just published the paper "Emotional (Tech) Support: Sexualised Care Work and Robotic Sexualities" by Constanze Erhard…

GENEALOGY+CRITIQUE opened a new special collection on "Posthuman Gender Theory," ed. by Anna Babka & Hildegard Kernmayer et al., with a (German) paper by Lisa Keil presenting a posthuman reading of Olga Flor's novel Ich in Gelb…