“To have or not have sex,” writes R. Marie Griffith, “is a vital symbolic and discursive arena for [enacting] the relationship between body and soul.” For incels or involuntary celibate men, who mark their sexlessness…
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Contemporary calls for relief, aid, or charity span numerous domains of care and increasingly exist in the absence of a rights-based model of justice, not as a complement to it. This troubling…
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New editorial board appointed

The Immanent Frame is pleased to announce changes to its editorial board, which was first constituted in March 2016 and works alongside Editor Mona Oraby and Editorial Assistant Alison Renna to bring content to the site. Firstly, we want to thank outgoing board members Helena Hansen (University of California, Los Angeles), Iza Hussin (University of Cambridge), Nathan Schneider (University […]
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Rhetorics of violence after the war
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Which violences persist, articulated in ever-new forms, in the aftermath of war? What accounts for these reshuffled patterns of violence? At the end of more than twenty-six years of civil war in…
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Carceral afterlives: Recording my father’s prison memoirs
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In 2021, I began a project that examines Muslim carceral theologies, focusing on prisoners’ key expressions in rituals, theodicies, hermeneutics, and community. As I sat with former political prisoners, I found that…
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Building the world that must be
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In this conversation, we gather on Women With A Vision’s front porch, hallowed grounds of New Orleans Black feminist struggle, as we reckon with the reality of white supremacist Christian terror and…
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