... The introduction unpacks the significance of Stuart Hall’s ideas on visual art and culture, and it outlines the variety of materials included in the collection—for example, essays, lectures, reviews, catalogue texts, and conversations. Stuart Hall visual art culture imaginary race ...

... Chapter 4 catalogs new social rituals and literary forms that instituted the new ghosts and explores the ways in which the new ghosts become dominant over the old. It tries to understand the historical outcomes of death and of death rituals becoming concerns for colonial governability...

... a focus on the sounds contained within Prestige’s catalog, especially the musical mistakes and miscues that regularly circulated on the label’s LPs between 1951 and 1955. This chapter asks what it meant for Black performance to circulate on LP during a time of limited agency for Black cultural producers...

.... These thinkers thus attempt to catalogue the ways that games have sought not only to understand our world but also to make new worlds. video games Asian American digital humanities new media ...

... This chapter is a travelogue of the author’s national mental health speaking tour across dozens of universities, and catalogs student accounts of unwellness and wellness, as well as university approaches to student mental health focused on campus counseling centers. The chapter argues...

... and community. These thinkers thus attempt to catalogue the ways that games have sought not only to understand our world but also to make new worlds. video games Asian American digital humanities new media Chapter 13 develops a brief historical overview of the development of the Black nerd (Blerd...

... Terry Smith was one of the curators of the exhibition Global Conceptualism: Points of Origin, 1950s–1980s , held at the Queens Museum in 1999. In chapter 4, his catalog essay, he argues that the exhibition demonstrates the simultaneous emergence of a conceptual questioning of the nature of art...

... the author's father after the death of his brother from hiv-related illness in 1997, and the father's inability to grieve within a church that cast his brother as a sinner. The narrative catalogs the father's spiral into alcoholism, infidelity, and divorce, as well as his movement from Portland to Las Vegas...

... Chodorow). Adding to this catalog of the mechanisms and motives for forgetting women activists, Snitow identifies another layer of difficulty: Women of the third wave had a principled stance against being remembered or lionized as individuals. Their values stipulated that no one woman should stand out...

... Solomon-Godeau was one of the first scholars to study Francesca Woodman’s work after her suicide at twenty-two and, with Krauss, the first to write about her work in the 1986 exhibition catalogue that launched her remarkable posthumous career. In this essay, Solomon-Godeau seeks to understand...

..., including the communist rhetoric of female emancipation. For complex historical reasons, independent feminist movements, present in the region from the nineteenth century, had become ideologically and socially homeless at the end of the twentieth. This piece offers a catalogue of twelve reasons why feminism...