r.a. judy
professor of critical and cultural studies • university of pittsburgh
a critic and theorist, and a member of the editorial board of boundary 2. he is the author of (dis)forming the american canon and sentient flesh: thinking in disorder, poiēsis in black, which received the 2023 truman capote award for literary criticism. r.a. judy is professor of critical and cultural studies at the university of pittsburgh.
bio from university of pittsburgh, department of english
read
- Of Human Flesh: An Interview with R.A. Judy by Fred Moten — boundary 2 online, 2020
- BAR Book Forum: R.A. Judy’s Book, “Sentient Flesh” — black agenda report, 2020
- R.A. Judy receives Truman Capote Award — iowa writers' workshop, 2023
- Ronald Judy — minneapolis interview project, 2020
watch
- In Conversation: Professors R. A. Judy and Fred Moten with Sadia Abbas — ideas & futures, 2021
- On Sentient Flesh: A Public Conversation with R.A. Judy and Corey D. B. Walker — wake forest african american and african studies
- Sentient Flesh Conference, "Flesh" — aesthetics and politics, calarts, 2021
- Ronald Judy: Fanon on the Question of Species: Humanism as Restlessness — boundary 2 journal, 2015
- Ronald Judy - Part 1: Lecture — humanities on the edge, university of nebraska-lincoln, 2017
hear
- R. A. Judy, "Sentient Flesh: Thinking in Disorder, Poiesis in Black" — new books network, 2021
- On The Question Of Beloved Community With Ronald Judy — institute for the arts and humanities, unc chapel hill, 2020
- Thinking with Blackness, Thinking With The Human: An Interview with R.A. Judy — being human, university of pittsburgh (link not yet checked)