In this paper, I map out an analysis of two queer films: Bruce LaBruce’s The Raspberry Reich (2004) and Ulrike Ottinger’s Freak Orlando (1981). I examine both films’ representations of revolutionary desire and contextualize these images within the framework of the antisocial turn in queer theory.
This exhibit explores not only how Grinnellians engaged in the actual war, and how they were involved in the debate over slavery before the war and how they commemorated veterans after the War.
This paper considers how the Russian people feel about the world around them and about the two most significant actors in it, the United States and China.
Ashraya Dixit, recipient of a Davis Projects for Peace grant, described the project as a first-time effort to construct straw bale building in the area and help promote low-cost, energy-efficient and earthquake-safe buildings.
This paper analyzes the effects of higher international commodity prices and taxes on the Honduran economy using a dynamic recursive computable general equilibrium (CGE) model developed by the International Food Policy Research.
