• Notes on Contributors - Continental Thought and Theory Vol 3 Issue 1 : Special Issue The Problem of Trump: responses from radical theology & philosophy 

  Zeiher, Cindy; Grimshaw, Mike (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  Notes on Contributors.

• Trump, Our Favourite Jouissance 

  Zeiher, Cindy (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  Can we call President Trump stupid? On this question it seems the jury is still out. Or perhaps we simply enjoy calling him stupid, regardless of whether he is or not. Although obviously lacking finesse and sophistication, ...

• The buddy-boss and the entrepreneurs-of-themselves 

  Gonsalves, Rodrigo (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  A philosophical appraisal provoked by a proper name has a few challenges to face in order to reach its purpose. The first challenge comes in the form of a trap, which this chapter will avoid at all costs by following the ...

• Citizen Trump 

  McGowan, Todd (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  There was at least one time when Donald Trump showed himself more capable than any other American president. When asked to name his favorite film, Donald Trump responded with an answer worthy of a film scholar. He named ...

• The Anti-Gospel According to “the Mooch”: Trumpo-mimesis and the Dogma of Moral Reversal 

  Taylor, Victor E. (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  President Donald J. Trump (DJT) is in many ways a “beautiful” example of an objet a – like the shark in Spielberg’s Jaws or the avifauna in Hitchcock’s The Birds ... if we recall two of Slavoj Žižek’s more ominous examples ...

• The legacy of Weimar?: Trump as Schmittean sovereign & Taubesean katechon 

  Grimshaw, Mike (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  The Republican strategist Rick Wilson, a vocal opponent of Trump, concluded his indictment of Trump and Trumpism by recognizing that there are wider, long term effects even if Trump only survives one term of office. He ...

• The World Turned Upside Down 

  Field, Peter (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  The tale is as old as the American republic. On October 19, 1781, Lord Charles Cornwallis, Knight Companion of The Most Noble Order of the Garter, surrendered to George Washington and the American Continental Army. Defeated ...

• After the Right, What’s Left? A Socialist Critique of Trump and the Christian Right 

  Galston, David (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  Donald Trump lost the 2016 United States Presidential election by over 2.8 million votes, but in the US electoral system, that does not matter. Trump gained enough votes in key states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and ...

• Is Trump good for the Jews? 

  Morris, Paul (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  The President of the United States features strongly in the Jewish imaginary.8 American presidents appear in poems, plays and novels, and Jews scrutinise their every word and gesture for hidden prejudice or implicit ...

• Welcome to the Desert of the Peale: Why Do Christians Politically Support Liars? 

  Rodkey, Christopher D. (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  Much like the character Neo in the 1999 film The Matrix, Americans during the Trump presidency perpetually awaken in media res, in the middle of things, in a space of tension, conflict, and groundless nihilism. In the film, ...

• Paul’s Ideological Reversal of Power: Reading “Two” Corinthians during the Reign of Donald J. Trump 

  Stoltze, Ted (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  There are times, as the Roman imperial poet Juvenal observed, when it seems impossible �not to write satire (difficile est saturam non scribere).� Yet such a temptation should be resisted. The point of philosophical-political ...

• Trump As Heteropolitical Obsessional Neurosis: Presidential Politics After the Death of God 

  Raschke, Carl (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  If one blows away all the toxic miasma of American partisan politics, it becomes apparent that Donald Trump is not so much a �problem� as a symptom. Of course, the term �problem� in the context of this collection itself ...

• President Donald Trump – We’ve Seen Worse, Haven’t We? 

  Coulter, Gerry (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  The emergence of Donald Trump as a legitimate contender for the Presidency of the United States of America has left this Baudrillard scholar amused. Personally, as someone who detests politicians, I�m tickled by �the ...

• Introduction. Trump: the problematic gift that just keeps on giving…? 

  Grimshaw, Mike (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  This collection arises because as of yet, it has proven decidedly difficult for the standard opposition to Trump and all that Trump is taken to stand for, to gain a cohesive series of telling, insightful critiques. There ...

• Do the New Zealand divaricates defy Corner’s rules? 

  Maurin, Kévin J. L.; Lusk, Christopher H. (New Zealand Natural Sciences, 2020)

  Divaricate plants are a collection of New Zealand shrubs and tree juvenile forms with interlaced branches bearing leptophylls to nanophylls. Although the divaricate form has attracted much attention from ecologist and ...

• An annotated checklist of New Zealand mayflies (Ephemeroptera), 2018 

  Pohe, Stephen R. (New Zealand Natural Sciences, 2018)

• Agricultural intensification, declining stream health and angler use: a case example from a brown trout stream in Southland, New Zealand 

  Stewart, Cohen; Gabrielsson, Rasmus; Shearer, Karen; Holmes, Robin (New Zealand Natural Sciences, 2019)

• Do exotic earthworms invade New Zealand native forests? 

  Schon, Nicole L.; Bartlam, S.; Deakin, E. L.; Gray, R. A.; Mackay, A. D.; van Koten, C. (New Zealand Natural Sciences, 2017)

• Mohoua ochrocephala abundance in the Catlins following aerial 1080 control 

  Katzenberger, Jakob K.; Ross, James G. (New Zealand Natural Sciences, 2017)

• Quantification and comparison of shelterbelt carbon stocks within and between an organic mixed-cropping farm and a conventional dairy farm 

  Welsch, Johannes; Hale, Roddy J.; Buckley, Hannah L.; Case, Bradley S. (New Zealand Natural Sciences, 2016)

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