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Nebula2.4, Dec/Jan 2005

What a hectic year it has been, and here it is finally unravelling, only for the the count-down to begin again.  There is always something rejuvinating about the idea of a new year -- it holds a prospect, a promise of new beginnings.  However, some of our contributors below disagree about this segmented notion of time, and they argue in favour of blurred lines of continuous becoming instead.  Below you will also discover the promise of Utopia, which exists in every moment of our presence, and as Notaro argues, this existence is not as far fetched as many of us tend to believe.  I wish you all safe and happy holidays and hope to see you on the other side of the New Year when we launch our third year of Nebula.  In the meantime I will do my best to thoroughly enjoy my four weeks of Editorial leave.

Samar Habib, Editor

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Anna Notaro. “Imagining the Cybernetic City: The Venus Project.” 1-20

Emily Anderson. “Queer Like La Virgen: Catholicism and Lesbian Sexuality in Carla Trujillo’s What Night Brings.” 21-33

Geoff Berry. “Mythopoeica Today.” 34-42

Paul Ugor. “‘The Developing Underdevelopment’: Democracy, New Political Elites and the emergence of Mountain Tourism in Nigeria.” 43-70

Laura Madeline Wiseman. “Out with the Light …” 71-84

Blake G. Hobby.“Translating Music and Supplanting Tradition: Reading, Listening and Interpreting in Tristan.” 85-105

Ryan McIlhenny. “‘Deliver us from Kant’: Rereading Hegel’s Science of Logic in a Post-Kantian World.” 106-114

Eva Kuttenberg. “Body Shop Catalogue.” 115-116

Rotimi Taiwo. "Forms and Functions of Interrogation in Charismatic Christian Pulpit Discourse." 117-131

Will Harris. “Pauper at His Feet.” 132

Carra Hood. "After the Leeves Breached." 133-135


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