Seachange is an international journal based at McGill University which welcomes contributions from a wide range of disciplinary backgrounds. Its mission is to reconfigure inherited critical discourses in art, media, culture, and technology. Each issue is structured around a singular theoretical and affective event, conceived as an "intellectual moment,'' where critical discourses react and readjust themselves. Seachange is published electronically, and presents norm-challenging scholarly articles, discussions, and statements of position occurring across national, disciplinary, and hierarchical boundaries. These are enriched through a selection of interviews, and translations or commentaries of noteworthy past and present publications.
Please direct all queries and contributions to:
caroline.bem@mail.mcgill.ca | rafico.ruiz@mail.mcgill.ca
Seachange est une revue internationale de l'Université McGill qui publie des articles provenant de nombreuses disciplines. La revue voudrait contribuer à une nouvelle configuration des discours critiques dans le domaine des arts, des médias, de la culture et des nouvelles technologies. Chaque numéro se concentre sur un évènement d'origine théorique ou affective. Cet évènement est entendu dans le sens de «moment intellectuel», c'est-à-dire qu'à l'instar de ce qui se produit dans l'existence, des rencontres et des réajustements se produisent au niveau des discours critiques. Seachange paraît sous forme électronique. Chaque numéro présente des discussions et des prises de positions qui dépassent les frontières nationales, disciplinaires ou hiérarchiques, ainsi qu'un choix d'entrevues et de brèves traductions de textes anciens ou récents.
Veuillez adresser vos questions ou contributions:
caroline.bem@mail.mcgill.ca | rafico.ruiz@mail.mcgill.ca
"Let me introduce you to..."
Rafico Ruiz (McGill University)
All Talk, No Action
Cayley Sorochan (McGill University)
Bar Camps: Reflections on the Ideology of Participation and the Politics of Knowledge Production
Cayley Sorochan (McGill University)
Of Talk and Silence on Television: Notes on In Treatment
Caroline Bem (McGill University)
Crosstalk, A Textual Ethnography: Crossroads in Cultural Studies, Paris, July 2-6, 2012
Rafico Ruiz (McGill University)
Talking it Out:
An Interview with Mara Mills (New York University)
Dylan Mulvin (McGill University)
Siting and Sounding a Democratic Politics: An Interview with Nick Couldry (Goldsmiths, University of London)
Rafico Ruiz (McGill University)
Attentiveness as a Vocation: An Interview with Les Back (Goldsmiths, University of London)
Rafico Ruiz (McGill University)
From Interview to Interrogation: The Rhetorical Frames of Talk in the Art of Emmanuelle Léonard
Natalie Bussey (McGill University)
Free Speech:
An Interview with Emmanuelle Léonard (Montréal)
Natalie Bussey (McGill University)