Introduction

commitment and complicity

Begüm Özden Fırat, Sarah De Mul

1-20

Commitment as a nonperformative

Sara Ahmed

23-44

Commitment or commitment-kitsch?

rethinking the "woman question", agency, and feminist politics

Sonja van Wichelen

45-63

"Human" in the age of disposable people

the ambiguous import of kinship and education in blind shaft

Rey Chow

64-77

The middle East and the disciplinary (re)production of knowledge

Andrea Teti

81-101

Empty versatility and the art of the circular reading

Timothy Brennan

102-119

The commitment to face

Mieke Bal

120-136

The necessity of "terror"

Elleke Boehmer

139-153

Putting complicity to work for accountability

an Australian case study

Fiona Probyn-Rapsey

154-166

Layers of labor in cultural production

notes on aesthetics and commitment from the transparent factory

Octavi Comeron

167-181

The politics of "contemporary islamic art"

Begüm Özden Fırat

182-193