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... for the Black gaze allows for an intellectual freedom to witness and to provide a personal testimony for how sonic interventions of the Black body can exist and intervene in contemporary art museum practices. performance art Afro-Cuban art sugar Celia Cruz rumba ...

... Chapter 1 reconstructs a critical genealogy of the mobilization of women’s rights in the Netherlands, France, and Italy from 2000 to 2013. It provides a detailed account of the ways in which three right-wing nationalist parties—the Party for Freedom in the Netherlands; the National Front...

... This chapter establishes a theoretical framework for understanding cultural translations of nature. It explains the significance of the guides as cultural translators who mediate different worlds and move tourists, both physically and affectively. It situates their work in Japanese intellectual...

... This piece summarizes the argument of a key theoretical book of the late seventies, The Mermaid and the Minotaur, and includes a brief intellectual biography of its author, Dorothy Dinnerstein, whose work as a feminist psychologist took off from Freud, Ruth Benedict, Melanie Klein, Wolfgang...

... articulated a changing set of governmental rationalities that detailed the freedoms and limits of the Māori population. We illustrate how “the Maori as he was” was, in the first instance, linked to the shift away from salvage and racial assimilationist projects and toward Clark Wissler’s notion of culture...

... with respect to order and black holes alongside Ra's artistic and intellectual contributions inform a new approach to political organization and democracy. While the ancient Egyptian neteru (i.e., pantheon or gods) inspire Ra, the order, movement, and contents of the cosmos also intrigue Ra. The ancient...

...Indigenous Freedom Chapter 4 examines the making of an anticolonial Indigenous coalition in the northern Andes in the sixteenth century that came to be known as the Pijaos. It moves away from interpretations of the Pijaos as a pre-Hispanic people who temporarily halted the Spanish conquest...

..., historical temporality, intellectual history, critical theory, and postcolonial studies. It criticizes the methodological nationalism that underlies much scholarship about decolonization and the territorialism that underlies much scholarship on African and Caribbean colonial intellectuals and their forms...

..., specialization, and self-conscious history-making. It demands commitment to and sacrifice for the nation by bureaucrats, intellectuals, and poets as well as political leaders. Notions of family are changing, the element of individual choice and the focus on the nuclear family increasing. Nevertheless, modern...

... discourses to the Puritan and civic republican discourses that dominated scholarly discussions of addiction in the early modern era. By comparing them to their early modern historical antecedents, the chapter seeks to reflexively explore and develop more intellectually sound and therapeutically relevant...

... always forced into a conversation that focuses on the experiences of nonblacks? Although this essay draws on collective experiences in the United States and in Brazil, it is more concerned with the realm of possibilities rather than fully actualized, embodied practices. Elusive as it may seem, freedom...

... feminist psychology This piece summarizes the argument of a key theoretical book of the late seventies, The Mermaid and the Minotaur, and includes a brief intellectual biography of its author, Dorothy Dinnerstein, whose work as a feminist psychologist took off from Freud, Ruth Benedict, Melanie Klein...

... with respect to order and black holes alongside Ra's artistic and intellectual contributions inform a new approach to political organization and democracy. While the ancient Egyptian neteru (i.e., pantheon or gods) inspire Ra, the order, movement, and contents of the cosmos also intrigue Ra. The ancient...

... newspapers in the nineteenth century, published in La Paz and founded by Argentine political refugees, including the intellectual and future Argentine president Bartolomé Mitre. In September 1845, La Época published a series of articles about foreign trade, advocating its complete deregulation. In response...

... textures in the following excerpt. Franz Tamayo Solares (1879–1956) was a widely influential politician, public intellectual, and modernist poet whose political activities and sociocultural essays played an important role in a range of public debates during the first half of the twentieth century...