... are already using housing struggles as a gateway to more profound changes: it entails micropolitical attention to how one dwells in the world and to forms of inhabitation that are detached from, and opposed to, the expulsion and extraction structuring current ideals of home. micropolitics inhabitation...

... affair. In these stories, the coming and going of queer sexualities are inconspicuous, nonchalant, and even detached. The imagery of the public toilet, an oft-used queer symbol in Cui’s writing, surfaces here again to provide a duly queer parody of the solemn. queer storytelling urban life...

... The events and consequences of the insurrection of April 1952 captured international attention. While the United States followed developments anxiously, the British ambassador in La Paz, John Garnett Lomax, could afford more detachment. His annual diplomatic report, intended only for other...

... corporeally anchored and mechanically detachable, coexisting with but not necessarily belonging to the onscreen singer. The ambivalence of the voice in turn points to the specific assumptions about performance and stardom operative in this period. Chung Ching [Zhong Qing] Yao Lee dubbing sound...

... As one military regime gave way to another, the distance between soldiers and civilians grew. By the 1990s, the Nigerian military was a self-supporting structure, largely detached from the civilians it had once served. Critics began to describe it as a “cult.” During the dictatorship of General...

... who are already using housing struggles as a gateway to more profound changes: it entails micropolitical attention to how one dwells in the world and to forms of inhabitation that are detached from, and opposed to, the expulsion and extraction structuring current ideals of home. micropolitics...

... rational nor detached, but instead grows out of an absolutist commandment (“a human is a human”) that has an almost religious force—a zealous humanism. Inevitably, such zealous commitment encounters limits, which humanitarian volunteers (like the monks in the film) experienced and reflected upon...

...-detachment. The guide’s performative construction of their subjectivity elucidates the complex process of “commodification” of transnational service industry workers. freedom commodities immaterial work value affect ...

... to division. The production of divisibility generated new infrastructural attachments as it reconfigured boundaries between public and private, state and corporation, citizens and shareholders. New and discomfiting forms of both attachment and detachment—encapsulated by the (re)emergence of the corporate...

... within the ghost. The human body as meat, the rag-human under torture, still refuses to die a death not of its choosing. The othered subject at work finds in the shadows of night a community of the dead and a means of escape through doubling, reflection, imagination, and bodily detachment...

... changes in radio, recording, and film sound, the consolidation of mass-media machines in Hollywood, and his widely publicized adherence to middle-class norms of masculinity and assimilated Irish Catholicism: patriarchy and traditional family values, emotional detachment, earned wealth, religious devotion...

... with their clients and their ethical dispositions to their work. It contrasts the IOM protocols with those that NGOs had independently developed to protect their clients. It argues that insofar as the IOM protocols endeavor to manage data about NGO clients only during the official assistance process, they detach...

... The conclusion maintains that despite recent revisions of global protocols to fight human trafficking, these efforts are still inadequate and detached from the needs of those whom these protocols aim to assist. It demonstrates that in efforts to fight human trafficking to Japan...

... pulls out from diary pages of seemingly incoherent scribblings some vital moments of world-(un)making, living, detachments, attachments, carings, refusals, and disaffections. This essay offers an embodied sense of queerness as a refuge, a refusal, a placeless nowhere-ishness, a hopeful elsewhere-ishness...

... Robin Hood in the Untenured Forest: Chapter 3 traces how the Acrean state made forest carbon’s new international value into a kind of public wealth it then redistributed to some rural people. It did so by detaching forest carbon’s value from land, obviating the need to settle pervasively...

... on the illusion of the critic’s superiority to the literary text and detachment from the “real world,” where ideologies operate in ways that only a transcendent critical perspective can perceive. A different critical disposition—hopefulness—would bring imaginative idealism back to the study of literature, making...

... of a more socially relevant role for criticism, namely, its capacity for articulating ideals that would make criticism an opportunity for imagining more just social relations. Critique today relies on the illusion of the critic’s superiority to the literary text and detachment from the “real world,” where...