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... Part I introduces the three main characters of the book—three names that are inhabited differently across different stories. It considers how varied terms for remembrance take shape for those who remain after an overdose death, and how these terms can include a fullness that is difficult...

..., and para-sites, which in turn constitute the most innovative expressions of ethnography, difficult to capture in the traditional genre. archives collaboration concept work para-sites studios ...

... The Duke lacrosse case was the most difficult chapter during Richard Brodhead’s thirteen years as president. In September 2007, after the players had been exonerated and the district attorney had been disbarred for his role in the case, the Duke Law School hosted a conference titled The Court...

... performance, political performance, and aesthetic performance often work together. This chapter shows how these phenomena constitute a capitalist spectacle (Debord) interconnected to such a degree that it is difficult, if not impossible, to understand one without the other. scenario capitalism...

... “Recognizing Other Edges” reflects on refusing cultural and political edge-recognition software, when the smoke from climate-change-induced wildfires makes it difficult to distinguish outlines. The boundaries of soul-assemblages are often drawn by corporate, government, and imperial interests...

... As Annemarie Mol explains in this introduction, rather than trying to hold on to solid concepts, social scientists would do well to fluidly attune their words to the worlds most relevant to their writing. This may mean using peculiar words or non-English words, difficult to translate. Such words...

... This chapter revisits the book’s main arguments and considers the strategies of resistance employed by people who fell afoul of cross-dressing law. Collective opposition was difficult, but individual protests arose, as people resisted arrest, argued in court, and insisted upon alternative forms...

... a slave, and Rosemarie felt lucky to hear her stories—even though they were often difficult—since her own grandparents had passed away before she was born. Shirley Darden Darden family Rosemarie Freeney Harding’s childhood stories of slavery ...

... It is difficult to identify any work of sound studies that does not deal in some way with space, if only by implicitly incorporating epistemological and ontological commitments with respect to the spatiality of sound. This entry therefore proceeds through an exploration of certain modalities...

... Chapter 8 is the first of three chapters featuring short stories or fragments of a novel by three Cuban writers who served on missions abroad. Their writing is nuanced and surprising, bringing up difficult issues as well as feelings of satisfaction. This chapter features the fragment of a novel...

... the difficult task of both acknowledging how the frame of honor killing and the language of rights has created space for activists in Pakistan to coerce the state into instituting important measures to protect women and arguing that these frames reiterate the state as a purveyor of women's rights, effectively...

..., consent and coercion are knotted together in complex ways that are difficult to disentangle. The different types of transparency at work across security cultures of terrorism prevention are defined, including voluntary, forcible, and involuntary. Recent work in surveillance studies is critiqued...

... for the body more difficult and prolonging its exploitation by intensive labor. work visas repetitive migration time bodies ...