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Vincent O. Carter at 100: A Voyage of the Mind
Hans J. Rindisbacher ponders the work of the Black American expat Vincent O. Carter in his centennial year.
Hans J. Rindisbacher
Hans J. Rindisbacher is a professor of German and Russian at Pomona College in Claremont, California. His first book, The Smell of Books: A Cultural-Historical Study of Olfactory Perception in Literature (1992), a study of the sensory turn in cultural studies, received an MLA Book Award. His academic interests include Swiss, German, and comparative literature, as well as cultural studies, material culture, art, fashion, and photography.
Articles
The Minotaur in the Labyrinth, or the Theatricality of Power
What the great Swiss dramatist Friedrich Dürrenmatt can teach us about the January 6 insurrection.
Work in the Age of Amazon: Heike Geissler’s “Seasonal Associate” and Other Low-Paid Toilers
Recent events in the American labor movement make Geissler’s 2014 book newly relevant.
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