Lauren Berlant

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ and the Politics of Genre

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ and the Politics of Genre

In genre-busting sci-fi Everything Everywhere All At Once, the multiverse is not a genre but a metaphor that invites audiences to think about the complexities and politics of genres.

How to Read Lauren Berlant: ‘On The Inconvenience of Other People’

How to Read Lauren Berlant: ‘On The Inconvenience of Other People’

Lauren Berlant’s oeuvre provokes ambivalence. As with their posthumous collection On The Inconvenience of Other People I consume Berlant, and Berlant consumes me.

Feeling Sorry for Sex: Lauren Berlant and Erotophobia

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