... This chapter presents a social history of 1.5-generation migrants’ experiences of growing up in the United States. As they negotiated gaps between belonging and exclusion, pasts and futures, normality and abnormality, and El Salvador and the United States, youth became part of U.S. neighborhoods...

... figures of habit archaeological analysis genealogies of power architectures of personhood gapped time ...

... and Kant—a sublime situated along the vertical axis of transcendence—Žižek’s “ridiculous sublime” is situated along the horizontal axis of immanence. Born, on the one hand, of the gap in immanence inscribed in the Hegelian dialectic (a gap that keeps thesis and antithesis in perpetual relation...

.... Taking up the AMP in its earliest Marxist systematicity, and then in its 1930s and 1990s historiographical incarnations, this chapter interrogates the gaps between universal economic concepts and locally lived histories and the ways in which those gaps are bridged in today’s culturalist discourse...

... the limits and/or gap that separates humans from (other) animals. animals cats Derrida Hegel the Other ...

... of gapped time” that mark its histories. figures of habit archaeological analysis genealogies of power architectures of personhood gapped time ...

... If the apartheid regime obsessed over ethnic, cultural, and racial differences, class differences have largely defined the post-apartheid era. This chapter pays particular attention to the new unfettered market capitalism, which has widened the gap between rich and poor as it promotes...