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17-4 | 2022
The Boredoms of Late Modernity

Edited by Anna Pochmara and Łukasz Muniowski

https://doi.org/10.4000/ejas.18972

Anna Pochmara

Bored Again: Acceleration, Anxiety, and Boredom in Late Modernity [Full text]
Mariusz Finkielsztein

Consumer Boredom: Boredom as a Subliminal Mood of Consumer Capitalism [Full text]
Arturo Corujo

A Jacket Not Worth Looking At: Shipboard Boredom aboard Herman Melville’s Neversink [Full text]
Zuzanna Ladyga

Acedia and David Foster Wallace’s The Pale King [Full text]
Anna Ferrari

Not Moving While the World Falls Apart: Living in Quotes in John Weir’s The Irreversible Decline of Eddie Socket [Full text]
David Callahan

Boredom, Cohesion, and Transformation in Nick Drnaso’s Beverly [Full text]
Mark Pedretti

Tedium and Terror: Dreading Narration in Colson Whitehead’s Zone One [Full text]
Victoria Musvik

“Boring Photography”: American New Topographics, Socialist Boredom, and Post-Soviet Deadpan Photography [Full text]
Anna Pochmara

“I Don’t Think I Have an Attention Span for Real Life Anymore”: Excessive Stimulation, Sense of Meaninglessness, and Boredom in Sam Levinson’s Euphoria [Full text]
Beata Zawadka

The Un/Bearable Lightness of (Slow) Watching: Audiovisual Boredom as Stimulation [Full text]
Łukasz Muniowski

Oprah, Meghan, Harry, Pseudo-Events, and a Quick Fix to Boredom [Full text]

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