Dissent! Refracted

Ben Dorfman is Associate Professor of Intellectual and Cultural History at the Department of Culture and Global Studies, Aalborg University (Denmark).

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• Contents: Ben Dorfman: Refractions: Dissent and Memory Barbara J. Falk: The History, Paradoxes, and Utility of Dissent: From State to Global Action Barbara Martin: History as Dissent: Independent Historians in the Late Soviet Era and Post-Soviet Russia: From Pamiat to Memorial Bent Srensen: Dissent as Race War: The Strange Case of Amiri Baraka Hasmet M. Uluorta: The Tea Party: An Ethical All-American Performance Stephanie Sapiie: Intellectual Identity and Student Dissent in Indonesia in the 1970s Janina Gosseye/John Macarthur: Angry Young Architects: Counterculture and the Critique of Modernism in Brisbane, 1967-1972 Verita Sriratana: But That is Perhaps Why I Can Talk of Where I Want to be Without Always Being Dragged Back to My Starting Point: Rethinking and Re(-)Membering Czech and Slovak Histories of Violence and Dissidence through the Historical Infranovel Ben Dorfman: Intellectuals and Dissent: Dennis Rodman, Memory Refractor Kalle Pihlainen: Jean-Paul Sartre and the Post-1968 Ethic of Anti-Representationalism.