Just Art. Documentary poetics and justice

Naomi Toth

1-21

What Testimony Does to Literature

Frédérik Detue, Charlotte Lacoste

22-36

Can Trauma be Told? Juridical Discourse and Affect in Vanessa Place’s Statement of Facts

Francis Haselden

37-51

Out of Bounds: Confronting War Crimes and the Breakdown of Justice with Contemporary Art

Catherine Bernard

52-69

Rebalancing the extra-judicial scales: Documentary aesthetics and the legacy of the Central Park Five

Sofia Baliño Rios

70-92

Parragirls Past, Present: Unlocking Memories of Institutional ‘Care’: Witnessing and Creative Reparation in the Aftermath of Parramatta Girls Home

Naomi Toth, Lily Hibberd

94-114

Poetics/Documents/Justice A conversation featuring Susan Briante, Philip Metres, M. NourbeSe Philip, and Craig Santos-Perez

Philip Metres, M. NourbeSe Philip, Susan Briante, Craig Santos-Perez

114-129

‘The Quarrel with Ourselves’. An Interview with Marjorie Perloff

Naomi Toth, Marjorie Perloff

130-140

Arleen Ionescu and Maria Margaroni, eds. Arts of Healing: Cultural Narratives of Trauma

Iro Filippaki

141-149

Giving Presence to the Present

Mina Karavanta

150-153

Notes Towards an Exilic Co-existence

R. Radhakrishnan

154-180

Art’s political criticality: At the thresholds of difference and eventuality

Elena Tzelepis

181-206

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