Plots: Literary Form and Conspiracy Culture
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Ben Carver is a writing instructor at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. He researches and writes about speculative literature. His publications study the hopes and fears of C19 alternate history, invasion and conspiracy fiction, and lost-world narratives.
Dana Craciun teaches 20th Century Literature and American Studies at the West University of Timișoara, Romania. Her other research interests include post-9/11 crises of representation, critical theory, and, more recently, conspiracy theories.
Todor Hristov teaches Critical Theory and Cultural Studies at the University of Sofia, Bulgaria. He is the author of books on conspiracy theories, literary theory, governmentality, social movements, and cultural studies, as well as articles on biopolitics, governmentality, critical political economy, and new social movements.
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Ben Carver is a writing instructor at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. He researches and writes about speculative literature. His publications study the hopes and fears of C19 alternate history, invasion and conspiracy fiction, and lost-world narratives.
Dana Craciun teaches 20th Century Literature and American Studies at the West University of Timișoara, Romania. Her other research interests include post-9/11 crises of representation, critical theory, and, more recently, conspiracy theories.
Todor Hristov teaches Critical Theory and Cultural Studies at the University of Sofia, Bulgaria. He is the author of books on conspiracy theories, literary theory, governmentality, social movements, and cultural studies, as well as articles on biopolitics, governmentality, critical political economy, and new social movements.