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/ɕin saɪ/
心塞雜誌 XINSAI
IANUAby Madre Carne (Matteo Melotto) | by Grace Bailey | by Chung Hei To | DESOLATEby Kafani |
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異鄉人by Peiying Ho | Blue Danubeby Léna Bogyay | 8 Seat from 'The Red Dust'by James | AlienationAffiliation 1.by Katalin Pusztaszeri |
How to deal with freedomby João Góis | Two Within Oneby Tyson Gentry (tgentry.jpg) | the lethality of "don't say gay" bills(anonymous) |
EDITION 3
Affiliation/
Alienation
Affiliation/
Alienation
True, the interplay between Affiliation/Alienation is a slight one; if you squint, the narrow gap between the two concepts may appear to not exist at all. Perhaps we are all inherently alienated beings, and perhaps that is the cost that comes with bodily autonomy, perceived free will. But at the end of it all, we find belonging – to languages, places, intangible spaces, because “what else” can we do, “in the face of the indifferent universe”? (Anita Donovan)
(Excerpt from Editor's Note)
Cover art: Hugh Kerr
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