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... In this chapter Nick Nesbitt explores the universalism of the Haitian Revolution. For Nesbitt, the Haitian Revolution is key for C. L. R. James in “demonstrating the viability of a vision of world, mass revolution: it offers a successful historical example of the mass-based, anti-imperialist...

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... What not long ago was called “universal history” is far from being over; indeed, nothing is close to being fixed, forever petrified, once and for all. Openness and movement remain two of the eminent hallmarks of the age, even of the living. Carl Schmitt, cognizant of this fact, affirmed...

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... construction of the theory problems in our scholarship. The essay then turns to a discussion of the problem space that makes intelligible why and how C. L. R. James’s The Black Jacobins is constructed as an exploration of the Haitian Revolution as a question of universal history. Haitian Revolution...

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... The history of second-wave feminism provides a vivid illustration of the tensions between cultural essentialism and universalism and of the dangers associated with each pole. Perhaps from that history we can glean lessons of use to the project of this book. This chapter suggests the following...

.... The narrative is framed in a longer history of psychiatry’s struggles with universalism, racial or ethnic difference, and the contest over citizenship in the mid-twentieth century. Despite a scientific need to advance the idea of a universal subjectivity—a need dating back to the origins of the profession...

... The keyword entry on “deafness” surveys the history of pedagogical, medical, and technical approaches to hearing difference, as well as the changing experience of deafness, hardness of hearing, and Deaf culture. Central themes are the medicalization and universalization of hearing impairment...

...Preface Trans life in the university is always already unhomed, always already misfiled. And yet, the worlds we make with one another take up residence in its cracks. All of these unofficial lines of communication, the offbeat channels of collaboration, and the unexpected friendships...