Search Results for incipience

..., affinities, and belongings. By briefly revisiting the situations of some of my interlocutors, the epilogue underscores the ongoing nature of their everyday conversions, and the fluid forms of subjectivity and affinity they are developing—forms of everyday conversion that are incipient and tenuous...

... Bolivia's most consequential educative and cultural sphere flourished on the margins—in the informal spaces of the peasant assembly, agrarian union, regional congress, and incipient leftist political party. Myriad forms of popular education nurtured this postwar generation of Aymara-and Quechua-speaking...

... have only been cursorily examined in relation to the poem—allow us to appraise anew a canonical text written amid the incipient rise of fascism in Europe and increasing anticolonial demonstrations throughout the colonized world. Rather than mere illustrations, the chapter shows how Lam’s surrealist...

... in modern revolutionary history. In this same year, dictator Fulgencio Batista staged a military coup and political takeover, heightening the young revolutionaries’ sense of political urgency. Haydée meets Fidel Castro, and joins his incipient movement. Readers are privy to the group’s preparations...

... In the period of national reconstruction following the Mexican Revolution, the production of adventure films converged with efforts to forge a distinctly national culture that spanned regional, ethnic, and class divides. Incorporating scenic landscapes shot on location and incipient national...

... generated by the interaction of ideology and aesthetics throughout the play, Boucher shows how Žižek enables us to link the aesthetic interference between its romantic comedy and its incipient tragedy to the libidinal dynamics of social exclusion and ideological fantasy at the beginning of the modern epoch...

... such as Bosques de Chihuahua received concessions that displaced the incipient projects of village-managed forestry in Rarámuri communities. In Michoacán, a state-wide logging ban and the eruption of the Paricutín volcano in 1943—along with extension efforts by the Ejidal Bank ( Banco Ejidal )—favored...

... the circulation of archipelagic trash in the circum-Atlantic region, the essay traces the boom in representations of white trash subjectivities in postwar Caribbean plantation family sagas, from their incipient manifestation in the early works of Edgar Mittelholzer to their mutation in the burgeoning popular...

.... In Chihuahua, Mexican corporations such as Bosques de Chihuahua received concessions that displaced the incipient projects of village-managed forestry in Rarámuri communities. In Michoacán, a state-wide logging ban and the eruption of the Paricutín volcano in 1943—along with extension efforts by the Ejidal...

... and incipient national icons like the charro (cattle wrangler), adventure films figured prominently in emerging discourses of film criticism. Journalists presented the staging of onscreen violence as a newsworthy spectacle while debating portrayals perilously close to stereotyped images of Mexicans in Hollywood...

... in representations of white trash subjectivities in postwar Caribbean plantation family sagas, from their incipient manifestation in the early works of Edgar Mittelholzer to their mutation in the burgeoning popular fiction market of Christopher Nicole. The essay considers Jean Rhys’s Wide Sargasso Sea (1966...

... In the period of national reconstruction following the Mexican Revolution, the production of adventure films converged with efforts to forge a distinctly national culture that spanned regional, ethnic, and class divides. Incorporating scenic landscapes shot on location and incipient national...

..., The Merchant of Venice . Homing in on the disturbing affect generated by the interaction of ideology and aesthetics throughout the play, Boucher shows how Žižek enables us to link the aesthetic interference between its romantic comedy and its incipient tragedy to the libidinal dynamics of social exclusion...