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Jul 28, 2023 · Elsewhere is a journal dedicated to writing and visual art that explores the idea of place in all its forms.
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Submissions are: closed. Here on Elsewhere we publish English-language and translated writing from new, established, or emerging writers and artists in the form of essays, fiction, poetry, interviews, book reviews, music, visual art and photography.
Between 2015 and 2017 we published five print editions of Elsewhere: A Journal of Place. We are very proud of these journals and we wanted to make space on our site to showcase the work we all did together.
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Communications From Elsewhere. Expressionism in the works of Stone. Hans U. Wilson. Department of Sociology, Stanford University. 1. Stone and the materialist paradigm of narrative. If one examines expressionism, one is faced with a choice: either accept. textual subcultural theory or conclude that the collective is capable of. deconstruction.
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