
Lisa Downing
@ProfLisaDowning
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Author & Professor @unibirmingham | Edits @ParagraphEUP | Author: The Subject of Murder, Selfish Women & more | Against Affect out w/ Nebraska UP, 1 April '26.
London, England
Joined November 2011
I do love a bargain! Paragraph "Special Issues as Books" titles reduced from £26.99 to £16.99, including my edited Critical Freedoms (2023).
🫰💰 SALE💰🫰.Some titles in the Paragraph "Special Issues as Books" series, which ran until 2023, are currently on sale - selected titles slashed from £26.99 to £16.99.
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New SI of @ParagraphEUP on "Thinking Care in the 21st Century" now published. The SI is dedicated to the memory of Isabelle McNeill and Isabelle's article is the free-to-read one. My article on "reactionary feminism" and why we need *more* not *less* female freedom is also here.
🌟Just published🌟: 48:2, SI on "Thinking Care in the 21st Century" ed. Jasmine Cooper & Katie Pleming. This issue is dedicated to the memory of Isabelle McNeill who is very profoundly missed. Isabelle's article is the free-to-read article at the link.
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Honoured to see “self-fulness” featured in this poem by @natasharoses87.
With reference to the book Selfish Women by @ProfLisaDowning.
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RT @ParagraphEUP: The Paragraph editors are pleased to announce that a prize will be awarded for an outstanding article submitted for publ….
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The latest attack on the humanities, and especially the discipline of Modern Languages, in #UKHE is the thread of closures at Cardiff. Please sign and share this petition.
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RT @ParagraphEUP: 🥳Just published! SI: 47:3 "Post-Deconstructive Thought and Biological Theory” ed. Ian James. 🥳.Articles: Francesco Vital….
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An absolutely fantastic discussion after my lecture at @ceu today. What an amazing group of colleagues and students!
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I am looking forward to talking about Against Affect at @ceu, Vienna, in a couple of weeks' time.
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A great thread about neurosis and emotion. I like how Aaron is able to show the enduring relevance of Freud’s insights.
Freud’s famous statement about the potential for psychoanalysis to “transform neurotic misery into ordinary unhappiness” is less pessimistic and more profound than it appears at first glance. 🧵 1/7
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