... Cavalry Charge” describes are examined in Robertson, Soldiers Blue and Gray, where the decisive role of the infantry is acknowledged (19). For an account of the “fun and fury on the field” that draws all three branches together, see Carlton McCarthy, Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life in the Army...

... of the present can free us from supposed fatalities and create space for taking charge of historical possibilities. historical determinism history of the future social transformation emancipation ...

... This chapter focuses on the choreography and execution of an erotically charged song-and-dance sequence, broaching the morally ambiguous status of pleasure in Indian cinema. pleasure dance choreography sexuality Michel Foucault ...

... Describes the circumstances surrounding the death of Rosemarie’s favorite older brother, Bud. The fact that her parents didn’t press charges against Bud’s killer informed Rosemarie’s belief in nonviolence. Charles Dock Freeney Sr. (“Bud”) death nonviolence Ella Lee Freeney (“Mama...

... Chapter 5 studies the relationship between the theosophical movement and Indian nationalism. It argues that the Spiritualist movement had a twin charge. On the one hand, its critical antiestablishment mores made it appealing to a colonial intelligentsia, but its overarching neo-Hinduism ensured...

... of a national boundary to “an inside-out as much as an outside-in.” This spatial dynamic plays out on the background of media and their theorization from different times, as well as of the different temporalities with which they are respectively charged. It is an encounter that is both necessarily overdue...

.... They read the past from the vantage point of five, ten, or even twenty years after the moment of capture. Indigenous slaves responded to these charges by expressing their understandings of these legal categories in relation to their own versions of the past. cannibalism legal narratives indio just...

... research in a politically charged context. It outlines how the author’s prolonged presence among Afro-Colombians in Guapi led to a dialogical engagement, drawing on a rich tradition of experimental ethnographies and activist methodologies proposed by paradigmatic figures such as Paulo Freire and Orlando...

..., internal communications, and legal responses to state repression and subversion charges. The chapter theorizes the relation between archives, documentation, and history to draw attention to the dynamic attributes of student movement archival materials—from their fetish quality as invaluable souvenirs...

... in the folds of this discourse lurk other feelings—compulsion, desire, longing, need, contentment, grief. Rather than looking to novel technologies and biomedical horizons to solve the ongoing challenges in queer reproductive narratives, this chapter centers affective charges as a window into how care...

... The chapter reveals the envirotechnically complex and sociopolitically charged tasks that government técnicos encountered trying to make the reparto de tierras (land distribution) of 1936 compatible with the reparto de aguas (water distribution). Facing a series of difficult tradeoffs...

... of political identity and questions of social justice. People promoting digital payment to uplift the poor or technological solutions for financial inclusion are not exempt from this political and moral charge. This chapter argues that money innovators must acknowledge their position in a long history...

... Chapter 5 follows some of the urban concerns of the previous chapter, which was rooted in the Cold War, by taking seriously the charges that evacuation is a dehumanizing process. In decentering evacuation’s focus on human subjects and extending it to animals, the chapter explores how evacuation...

...,” that is, the norms, mores, comportments, affects, and skills, appropriate to building sound models of protein structure. It documents the “affective entanglements” that shape modelers’ relationships with their materials, instruments, and their data, and the affectively charged stories they come to tell about...

... This chapter examines the forms of temporality and futurity produced by the politics of security and the government of risk. It does so by examining temporal framings, practices, and sensibilities among architects and engineers charged with the technical designation of “zones of high risk...

..., the Veterans Health Administration, this chapter examines some of the challenges of bringing qualitative data and research methodologies to bear within the politically charged, outcome-driven context of a U.S. government institution. An rct among veterans with spinal cord injury serves as a case study...