TEXT Special Issue No 33



	Special Issue Website Series Number 33 October 2015

	Art as Parodic Practice Edited by Marion May Campbell, Dominique Hecq, Jondi Keane and Antonia Pont

	Marion May Campbell, Dominique Hecq and Jondi Keane Art as parodic practice Dominique Hecq May 68: parodic rehearsals of the future in Lacan and Duras Jondi Keane To the very ground of meaning, to vary the ground of meaning Darren Tofts The culture of complaint, or ‘Postmodernism, an ode’ Aritha Van Herk Implicit acts of filth: the parodic virtues of cleanliness Antonia Pont Pathology or intervention? – Deleuze’s masochism and its relation to parody Stephen Abblitt In the museyroom: a speculative genealogy of post-criticism Barbara Bolt After Motherwell, after Manet and after Goya: the performative power of imaging and the intensely present Josephine Scicluna Reverberation and the parodic: an invitation to the spaces of sound A Frances Johnson Dissident laughter: historiographic metafiction as parodic intervention in Benang and That Deadman Dance Marion May Campbell Having sex with capitalism: parodic in-citation in the prose poem sequence Ania Walwicz Eat

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	TEXT Special Issue No 33 Art as Parodic Practice October 2015 http://www.textjournal.com.au Editors: Marion May Campbell, Dominique Hecq, Jondi Keane and Antonia Pont TEXT Special Issues Editor: Donna Lee Brien. Assistant Special Issues Editor: Dallas John Baker General Editor: Nigel Krauth text@textjournal.com.au