Vinh Cam is a PhD candidate at University of Chicago's Department of English Language and Literature. His work focuses on the (bio)politics of death and dying in contemporary nonfiction. 
Absurdism · Activist & Political · Philosophy
Disappearing Act: Traumatic Formalism in Samuel Maoz’s Foxtrot (2017)
The film’s most problematic allegorical turn, however, is its subsequent and wholesale appropriation of Palestinian trauma. Despite the slaughter of four innocent Palestinians – by accident or not – Maoz[…]
