Jeremy Atherton Lin's book "Deep House" merges his personal narrative with cultural history to explore the complexities of same-sex love. The work examines how feelings of sameness and individuality coexist in historical contexts. Anahid Nersessian emphasizes the historical continuity of immigration policies under both Democratic and Republican administrations, revealing how current events are shaped by past precedents. Lin’s reflections parallel societal sentiments, showcasing the tension between seeking familiarity and navigating unprecedented challenges in contemporary times.
There is a profuse longing for the foreseen, especially since the pandemic, highlighting a collective desire for times that feel more familiar and predictable.
Anahid Nersessian reminds us that the recent crackdown on immigration began not with a Republican but a Democratic president, showing how historical precedents inform the present.
The Obama Administration performed more deportations than any other president in history, indicating a continuity of policies that may seem unprecedented in today's context.
Jeremy Atherton Lin captures the experience of feeling unique and new within a landscape that is heavily shaped by historical precedents and cultural narratives.
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