Ron Silliman's Universe: aging, epic poetry, and everyday life

This essay explores Ron Silliman's Universe, a serial poetic project which, according to the publisher's description, "were [the author] to live long enough, would take him three centuries to complete." The article specifically focuses on the significance of the book's length for a general discussion of aging, poetry and temporality. One should bear in mind that Universe is not a retrospective work of synthesis but rather a present and future-oriented project. The point of departure for the a...

Les représentations iconographiques des paysages du sel à Aveiro (Portugal) - du patrimoine cartographique au patrimoine salicole

Book review: Simmel and Beyond: the contemporary relevance of Simmel's thought by Pedro Caetano and Maria Manuela Mendes

DIY, fanzines and ecofeminism in the Global South: 'This city is my sister'

In late modernity, artistic-social movements play a central role in renewing societal processes. This article aims to understand how the do-it-yourself (DIY) ethos builds bridges of understanding for these challenges, taking the artistic practice of fanzine production of Fernanda Meireles as a starting point. Based on a qualitative methodology, we analyse Meirele's use of a DIY ethos and practice, contextualised within ecofeminism, the Anthropocene and the Phallocene, as well as in the city o...