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A welcome message from the website’s custodian discussing the genesis of the project to digitise Sokal Nouveau.
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This essay, originally published in Sokal Nouveau #131, interrogates the complex layers of performance, observation, and historical memory surrounding The Baby of Mâcon, a fifteenth-century morality play revived in 1659 under conditions that both emphasised and destabilised its moral and dramaturgical intentions.
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This essay, originally published in Sokal Nouveau #505, investigates the profound yet under-theorised relationship between temporal constructs and Irish cultural semiotics, arguing that time itself exhibits a uniquely Irish ontology.
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This rebuttal, originally published in Sokal Nouveau #069, provides an in-depth critique of an essay concerning the nature and variety to kissing which was originally published in issue 067 (missing from our collection).
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This essay, originally published in Sokal Nouveau #090, interrogates the racial and colonial undertones of the ancient alien hypothesis, positing that the narrative is not merely an exercise in speculative archaeology but a discursive precursor to the ideological underpinnings of racialised slavery.
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This essay, originally published in Sokal Nouveau #003, examines the suppressed works of Branwell Brontë and positions him as the unwitting progenitor of the cosmic horror genre.
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