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...Horizontal Archaeologies ...

... women’s auxiliaries missionary horizontal networks ...

... This chapter shows the ways in which women conduct overlapping organizational and spiritual labor through officially recognized auxiliaries. They began arranging these horizontal networks to further the mission of the Jesus-only church in the early 1920s by establishing the three “women’s...

... Chapter 3 examines Horizontes , a 1913 painting by Francisco Antonio Cano Cardona that has played an important role in the Colombian national imaginary and processes of subject formation, idealizing a settler mythos and a national sense of self predicated in European political and intellectual...

... arrangements”), or they rely on (more or less disruptive) collective action. A detailed look at Pocho’s actions sheds much-needed light on the horizontal abuse and lateral animosity that pervade the urban margins. patronage politics clientelism brokers ambivalence ...

... to it and the participation of state agents in its exercise. Vertical violence between state agents and detainees, horizontal violence between inmates and between members of the domestic unit: Both coexist in this story, forming concatenations of physical aggression. state violence physical harm understanding...

... This chapter explains how dons’ authority connects to Jamaica’s system of electoral politics. Political authority relies on the recognition of a ruler’s rightness, both by the ruled and by other rulers. The “horizontal” recognition conferred by elected politicians contributes to dons’ positions...

.... Discussion of these churches implicates the colonial contexts of religion and the idea of the university, on the one hand, and the kind of modernity arising from this set of circumstances and concepts during the Cold War, on the other. Notions of site-specific and tropical form and a possible horizontal...

... at odds with the horizontal sense of a universally shared present. story frame of reference Deborah Miranda recognition modernity ...

... explores how mirror neurons enable us to incorporate practices and observations “horizontally” that are below the level of linguistic complexity and conscious attention. Whitehead, prescient about Rizzolatti’s theory, explores how “scars” from past propensities not then enacted can foster bouts...

...” (human and nonhuman) are empowered to decide autonomously. This impossible ideal is reached when the machinery of war becomes so instantaneously self-organizing that the military hierarchy becomes the functional equivalent of a purely horizontal organization. Networked information becomes “pointy...

... 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...

.... It then discusses how migrant communities engage in mutual aid; the ways migrant networks, as horizontal sources of care and solidarity, provide community safety and emotional support; and how workers resist state surveillance and deportation. The chapter concludes by highlighting how contrasting temporal...

... meaningful relationships with cutting-edge artists, including Nobel laureates. She rejected the Socialist Realism favored in the Soviet Union at the time. And she supported and protected artists who fell prey to the Cuban leadership’s repressive periods. One of her legacies was a horizontal and truly...

...-based knowledge, thereby thwarting the circulation of critical insights. The parents' and local leaders' response to the epidemic thus provides a model for how democratizing discourse about health as horizontal exchanges between diverse lay and professional knowledge producers can generate new visions...

... answered to directives of the international financial institutions without regard for the intricate web of local and customary use-rights for water. Based on the coalition’s experience of public consultation and decision-making in 2000, Olivera advocated horizontal and direct modes of democratic...