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Enough: An introduction

November 1, 2022

We imagine this issue to be a time capsule of sorts, a trace of this present instant, a scar.

In a world that might end tomorrow (or not), that has been upended (for many, many people), that rushes toward a return to a “normalcy” that never was (for most), we call on you to share how it feels to exist in this current moment of quandary and shifts.

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Author Bobby Cardos

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The Editors on Enough

November 1, 2022

The editors on the many connotations of “enough”

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Climate Change and the Suppressed Questions of “Enough”

November 1, 2022

What the particular context of the climate crisis tells us is that half is not enough. My argument, though, is that, in the ways that crisis is written about and discussed, the urgent, overriding, question of “enough-ness” for the most part goes unbroached.

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Enough Fiction

November 1, 2022

Behind the success of Audubon's masterful, blustering, operatic self-invention as "the American Woodsman," there is always the sense somehow of the blasted destruction of a small child's soul.

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Call for Submissions to the Next Issue of Oppositional Conversations: Possession

November 1, 2022

[“Possession”] is capacious. It references both objects and states of being. It can refer to the state of having, owning, or controlling something or someone. It can also refer to the experience of being subjected to visible and invisible power or control.

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Author Bobby Cardos