... to the party’s demise. It traces the reassertion of masculism in the BPP, the breakdown of the collective structure, and the slow strangulation of community programs after Newton returned to the helm of the organization in 1977. It considers organizational reasons for the Panthers’ demise, as well as changes...

..., the analysis of this text pays careful attention to questions of performativity and passing. The misrecognition of identities—the assumption of the character Haruo’s Japaneseness, for example—leads to a confrontation with the breakdown of binaries, the impossibility of seeing difference that informs...

... the mid-1990s through the early millennium, and the local history of access to health care, provide a context within which ngoma’s competitive camaraderie and danced poetics offer forms of expression that are palpable but inexplicit. Analyzing moments of breakdown and recovery in performance...

... to preserve and own images, and a web of interconnection proposed by Warren Cariou that reminds us of our embeddedness within both extractive capitalism but also a broader web of life. Understanding the ecology of photography and its possibilities in the context of climate breakdown requires holding...

... The everyday infrastructural practices devoted to making water flow and hedging the ever-present risk of breakdown give rise to whole landscapes of rumor, speculation, and stealth—on pipe locations, water pressures, and the timings and operations of valves, as well as on the networks of power...

...’ own delight in knowing through its eponymous detective and the affection viewers acquire for him and his methods. Finally, this introduction offers a breakdown of each primary chapter of the book. intertextuality Jorge Luis Borges television studies detection ...

... displaced. Conceptualizing this irretrievability as aphasia— a condition in which words become irretrievable to speakers to the point that it becomes difficult to comprehend what is seen and spoken—is an effort to address when some “abnormality or failure” signals a breakdown in conduct and when...

... This chapter explores new formations of authority, citizenship, and care that emerged to deal with breakdown in the city’s property system. It analyzes competing views for how de facto public lands should be distributed and used. As the city struggled to manage all the property to which it held...

..., and the chapter concludes with a consideration of the collective’s breakdown amid an attempt to establish membership criteria. The Fox politics feminism black nationalism intranationalism ...

... of experience can cause a breakdown. So, in a way, the more professional you become, the more vulnerable you become.” affect ethics trauma involuntary imagination ...

... to acquire political control, economic mobility, and moral credibility. This chapter asserts that studies of infrastructure need to account not only for the lifespan of technological artifacts—construction, breakdown, and repair—but also for the complex forms of technopolitical violence that slowly emerge...

... studio apartments. Danielle Lim's novel and memoir present complicating emotional features of public health crises over the same period involving leprosy, SARS, and nervous breakdown and schizophrenia. A tape recorder once again features, allowing an old woman to tell her tale. Jing-Jing Lee...

... produced in the country, leading to unemployment and the breakdown of domestic trade. This resulted in a decrease in the money supply as well, since foreign commodities had to be paid for with silver. In the face of these “dire consequences” of economic liberalism, The Villager proposed protectionist...