Jacob Henry Leveton
@jacobhleveton.bsky.social
Scholar of visual culture, sound, political aesthetics.
Philosophy of literature, Post-Romantic media.
Anti-obscurantist.
Editor, the Non-Standard 📰
a weekly paper for experimentation in the materialisms of the present
Philosophy of literature, Post-Romantic media.
Anti-obscurantist.
Editor, the Non-Standard 📰
a weekly paper for experimentation in the materialisms of the present
What if opera could help rebalance the world?
Laura Tohe’s Enemy Slayer refigures oratorio through Diné cosmology—returning voice as ceremony. In the wake of the Iraq War, it makes audible what was silenced: grief, memory, and dissent.
#EnemySlayer #CompLit #Opera
Laura Tohe’s Enemy Slayer refigures oratorio through Diné cosmology—returning voice as ceremony. In the wake of the Iraq War, it makes audible what was silenced: grief, memory, and dissent.
#EnemySlayer #CompLit #Opera
July 11, 2025 at 8:22 PM
What if opera could help rebalance the world?
Laura Tohe’s Enemy Slayer refigures oratorio through Diné cosmology—returning voice as ceremony. In the wake of the Iraq War, it makes audible what was silenced: grief, memory, and dissent.
#EnemySlayer #CompLit #Opera
Laura Tohe’s Enemy Slayer refigures oratorio through Diné cosmology—returning voice as ceremony. In the wake of the Iraq War, it makes audible what was silenced: grief, memory, and dissent.
#EnemySlayer #CompLit #Opera