Titlebook: Queer Kinship and Comparative Literature; New Approaches Anchit Sathi,Alice Ferrebe Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Queer Diffractive Kinship in Time: Rereading the Epistolary Tradition Through . (El-Mohtar and Gladstone, This Is How You Lose the Time War, Jo Fletcher Books, London, 2019) two early female letter writers often only considered in relation to their male correspondents: Elisabeth of Bohemia (philosopher and correspondent of Descartes, 1640s) and Toute Belle (singer, poet, and

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Book 2024 both biological and nonbiological, that queer individuals choose (or are compelled) to establish—through its representation in literature over time and across cultural contexts. In particular, the ten essays in this collection utilize close readings, philosophy, and theory to address the following

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Introduction: The Messiness and Paradoxicality of Queer Kinship,cance instead. Indeed, given these paradoxes, the introduction underscores the volume’s call to celebrate the ‘messiness’ intrinsic to queer kinship, especially as this ‘messiness’ offers a productive means to disrupt normative paradigms of interpersonal connection and to expand the boundaries of relationality.

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Anchit Sathi,Alice Ferrebe–1977) in the Hellenic Parliament. A collaborative pilot project involving parliament, academia, and a research center facilitated the conversion of printed material to open data. The main tasks of the project include capturing digital images, a custom Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software so

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ause a serious problem where a third party generates AI art that imitates the artist’s style by fine-tuning from a specific artist’s work. Against this background, a method has been proposed to add small noise perturbations to an artwork to inhibit imitation of the painting style. Currently, two suc

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There is a growing understanding of and encouragement for the use of PROs to capture tolerability. Traditionally, tolerability has been defined as the absence of serious adverse events. More recent and patient-centric definitions of tolerability have been put forward, focusing on how patients feel a