SDSU PRESS, HYPERBOLE BOOKS, and AMATLCOMIX Co-sponsored Lecture! 2021 MALAS Cultural Studies Lecture Series: Thursday, April 8, 2021 || Live-streamed Public Lecture by Fede Aldama and Memo Nericcio || Talking #BrownTV

What are you up to next Thursday, April 8, 2021? What am I talking about? I'm Talking #BrownTV!

Decoding Latinx Dreams/Nightmares of Speedy Gonzales, Pepe Le Pew, the Frito Bandito, Breaking Bad & Narcos @ProfessorLatinx + @eyegiene

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Discounts and 99¢ Shipping Now Available on All Amatl Comix Titles Direct Ordered from SDSU Press!!!!

Love Latinx indy comix and cutting-edge comics studies from AmatlComix but hate giving Jeff Bezos and his Amazon virus...

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SDSU Press Co-Sponsor of Michael Torres Poetry Performance for the Living Writers Series @SDSU

San Diego State University Press, MALAS, the Master of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences at SDSU, and The Living Writers...

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A Treat for the Scholar, Researcher, General Reader, and Traveler That Digs Northern Baja! From SDSU Press and the IRSC @ SDSU

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You Know You've Made It as an Indy Comics Book Publisher when Someone Spots Scott McCloud Shouting Out Claudia Dominguez's MORE THAN MONEY!!!

Thx @sdsu_h100 !!! Very cool! A Scott McCloud plug for Claudia Dominguez's MORE THAN MONEY from #amatlcomix, and @SDSUPress imprint! Check out Dominguez's memoir here https://t.co/lD7sHjwVdB and Scott's works here https://t.co/1qcnnAICIP https://t.co/C01vOZTHrE

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) March 20, 2021

Congratulations to Fabrizio Lacarra Ramirez, SDSU Press Editorial Associate, Who Has a New Gig with the SDSU Digital Humanities Initiative and the Digital Humanities Center in the SDSU Library! Felicidades!

The #DH Center in @sdsulibrary happily welcomes our new student assistants, Fabizio and Hannah. They'll be working to create self-paced #DigitalHumanities tutorials on @Onodo_ & project management. Stay tuned! #dhsdsu @DHatSDSU https://t.co/QoNPxqF9HL

— Dr. Pam Lach (she/her) (@VisualizingPam) March 17, 2021

Always Listen to Man Selling Something On a TV!!!! Cultural Studies in the Digital Age from Hyperbole Books, an SDSU Press Imprint #cultstuddigitalage

Always, repeat ALWAYS, listen to the man shilling televisions! CULTURAL STUDIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE: AN ANTHOLOGY OF 21ST...

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Now You Can Make Tax Deductible Contributions to Your Favorite University Press and Its Imprints: SDSU Press, Hyperbole Books, and AmatlComix!

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Unboxing Photos from a Recent Shipment of CULTURAL STUDIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE from Hyperbole Books, an SDSU Press Imprint

 

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From Hyperbole Books, an imprint of San Diego State University Press! Cultural Studies in the Digital Age - #sdsupress

What will cultural studies look like in a pandemic age obsessed by the selfie?

Culture Studies in the Digital Age seeks to answer age old questions and being new conversation in and around media studies, political culture, image analysis, social justice, and more.

 "More than ever, we need the common sense, tools, and knowledge to develop a critically engaged digital optics that sees what decisive clarity - and that allows us to progressively act"

 

 By David P. Ornelas

 

 From Hyperbole Books, an imprint of San Diego State University Press! What is Cultural Studies!? Oh, we know all about Stuart Hall and his landmark work and we are hip to the tune of Marshall Blonsky, Marshall McLuhan, Susan Sontag, Henry Louis Gates Jr., and John Berger. But what will Cultural Studies look like after AI, after COVID, after the next new wave of next-generation developments in computer science.

 

What is "Cultural Studies"!? Oh we know all about Stuart Hall and his Landmark works, and are hip to the evocative. But what will Cultural Studies look like after Al, after COVID, after the ensuing new sciences, social sciences, and the humanities? In this collection you will find essays on Disney, video games, fashion photography, and more - the traditional fodder of cultural studies. But you will also find deep meditation on memes, Instagram, social media, virtual reality on/in the border, and more - evocative intellectual schtick not always filling the domain of Cultural Studies, the institution.

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"Cultural Studies in the Digital Age" An Anthology of 21st Century Interdisciplinary Inquiries, Postulations, and Findings is a remarkable collection that defines cutting edge of Cultural Studies. With essays that range from photography to emotion, from digitality to architecture, it should be required reading for all students of culture. The editors have assembled an impressive team of scholars who are insightful, creative, and committed. The don't let you down, and the book as a whole leaves one with the sense that Cultural Studies has established itself successful in the modern academy. Cultural Studies in the Digital Age contains great work, and it suggests great work lies ahead."- Michael P. Ryan | Professor Emeritus, Temple University       

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Culture Studies in the Digital Age is divided into four sections: Society, Image, Media and Digital. The names of the sections are short for good reason - it would be foolish to sharply delineate the themes of this book, as the reader will see that the topics of any one chapter may use and blend the theories, approaches, and subjects of the other sections. But there is a utility to offering a general framework in dealing with the overall question of digital cultural studies. 

 

One might think: “The algorithms will write future essays.” But that means tenure for algorithms? Surely not! In this collection you will find essays on Disney, video games, fashion photography, and more—the traditional fodder of cultural studies; but you will also find deep meditations on memes, Instagram, social media, the border, Mexico, and more. Sit back and get ready to read some of the more provocative musings on both sides of the Atlantic by up-and-coming stars of Ethnic Studies, Literature, Linguistics, and more. Contributors include: Frederick Aldama, Brian Frastaci, Federico Tarquini, Antonio Rafele, Tito Vagni, Gwendolyn Kurtz, Kristal Bivona, Luca Acquarelli, William Nericcio, Katie Waltman, Massimo Cerulo, Lorenzo Bruni, Alberto Abruzzese, Jennifer Carter, Ralph Clare, Nello Barile, Katlin Marisol Sweeney, Bonnie Opliger, Matteo Treleani, Vanni Codeluppi, Guerino Bovalino, Agnese Pastorino, Carlos Kelly, and Antonio Rafele.

 

Amatl Comix, the Comics and Comics Studies Imprint of San Diego State University Press, is on the Move!!!

#amatlcomix is on the move!

Amatl Comix is the comics and Comics Studies imprint of SDSU Press! With Amatl Comix #4 and #5 emerging out of incubation soon, we've updated our main website with our new editor, Theresa Rojas, and a new Silver Age backdrop: https://t.co/F2bvqZ47NW pic.twitter.com/Cr0IHLTjnk

— San Diego State University Press (@SDSUPress) February 7, 2021

SDSU Press, Hyperbole Books, and Amatl Comix Have a New Indy Distributor! LIBROMOBILE in Santa Ana, Califas and Worldwide Online!

Spread the word! Some of our @sdsupress titles are now available via @LibroMobile -- check them out here: https://t.co/7HZuoABkHg pic.twitter.com/IJLF1qMaX9

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) February 5, 2021

The History and Evolution of the Bohemian Communities of California! Another Pathbreaking Critical Cultural Studies Anthology from SDSU Press

 

Bohemia in Southern California, edited and with an essay by Jay Ruby, is a richly illustrated anthology that explores alternative life styles and artistic endeavors of Bohemians of all stripes in the Southland.

Check it out here: https://t.co/nhFp9y4YsV#california #bohemians pic.twitter.com/0ntJNndAMZ

— San Diego State University Press (@SDSUPress) February 1, 2021

Oliva M. Espín, Author of our New Title, "My Native Land is Memory: Stories of a Cuban Childhood," Hosts a Webinar on February 15

Oliva M. Espín's Memoir "My Native Land is Memory: Stories of a Cuban Childhood"

Published by SDSU Press in January of 2020, Dr. Oliva Espín's beautiful memoir links history, culture and childhood together. On February 15th, in association with the Osher Institute at SDSU and as a part of their online lecture series, Espín will be discussing the memoir over Zoom. 

Espín's memoir recalls her life growing up in Cuba. The SDSU professor offers a unique narrative regarding Latin America, the United States and immigration. Espín weaves her past and present together with an expert feminist view.

The upcoming webinar hosted by the Osher Institute at SDSU will discuss the novel with Espín herself.  The 90 minute webinar will be held on February 15th, 2021 at 1:30pm-3pm PST. There will be a 60 minute presentation on the memoir, and then an open Q&A session that will last 30 minutes. 

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Don't pass up this unique opportunity to hear from an expert in Women and Gender studies, and a pioneer in multicultural feminist therapy. 

The memoir, "My Native Land is Memory: Stories of a Cuban Childhood" can be ordered through the SDSU Press!

Learn more about the Osher Institute and how to join the webinar on SDSU's website!

Additional information on Oliva M. Espín and her other works can be found on her personal website!

Cultural Studies in the Digital Age! A New Critical Theory Anthology from Hyperbole Books, an Imprint of SDSU Press

Get your own copy of #cultstuddigitalage (CSDA)--our new cult studies/digital hum. anthology from our rad imprint Hyperbole Books! https://t.co/bUSYzyOYyJ Advance word: “CSDA is a remarkable collection that defines the cutting edge of Cultural Studies." Professor Michael P. Ryan pic.twitter.com/lCzSg7xBVb

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