... 1 , making The inviSiBle viSiBle n his preface to the Atlas geográfico, estadístico é histórico de la República Mexicana (1858), Antonio García Cubas states that during his preparation Iof the Atlas, he...

... 2 The Invisible Winterveld, South Africa In the following discussion on Winterveld, a fringe urban area outside of Pretoria, South...

... invisible soldiers Representing Military Nursing ​2 It is as a nurse that the military woman has most often been rep- resented in film and television fictions. Nurses are often support- ing characters in such fictions, routinely used to...

... opposed to doctrines of literary reflection routinely assume U.S.of Even features Communism. typical replicate faithfully Brotherhood the with experiences negative man’s invisible the that premise the cepted ac- part most the for have they movements, political and historical century twentieth...

... chapter 4 INVISIBLE WORKERS IN A DYING INDUSTRY Latino Immigrants in New England Textile Towns It is too late for the Draper Co. to raise the question of American citizenship, as they have been notorious in displacing American with...

...xiii. Divina Psiquis, dulce Mariposa invisible que desde los abismos has venido a ser todo lo que en mi ser nervioso y en mi cuerpo sensible forma la chispa sacra de la estatua de lodo! Te asomas por mis ojos a la luz de la tierra y prisionera vives en mí de extraño dueño: te reducen a...

... GUSTAVO VERDESIO 19 INVISIBLE AT A GLANCE Indigenous Cultures of the Past, Ruins, Archaeological Sites, and Our Regimes of Visibility When we think about what constitutes an archaeological site, we ask...

...The Invisible Burlesque and tawdry existence on the margins of urban Body of La Guardia’s popular entertainment.1 Indeed, by the end of the 1930s, the burlesque show was a form of amuse- New York...

...“Family Breakdown” and Invisible Homeless Women Two The method we have employed tries to avoid this danger [of ana- lyzing social governing without questioning the significance of the family] by positing the family, not as a point of departure, as a...

... documented their practices in the third person, during investigations into the popular religious world of the capital. That is, they might occasionally be caught in the gaze of colonial officials and then committed to paper, but usually they remained out of authorities’ sight and therefore invisible...

... 7 Pedagogies of the Sacred: Making the Invisible Tangible One: The Memory of Mojuba: A Spiritual Invocation to Remember For more than six of my preteen years, I crossed...

... CHAPTER 3 SEEING THE INVISIBLE The ildungsroman and theNarrationofaNewRegime of Accumulation Seeing the invisible is exhausting.—Jean-Luc Godard, Hélas pour...

...Invisible Cages: Racialized Politics and the Alliance between the Panthers and the Peace and Freedom Party joel wilson n 31 August 1967 the National Conference for New Politics (ncnp) Oconvened at the Palmer House in Chicago. In the ebullient words of an ncnp press release for the...

...Invisible Jukebox interview by Christoph Cox Soon after he began teaching at the New England Conservatory of Music, Lacy sat down at his new home in Brookline, Massachusetts, to submit to the test adminis- tered on behalf of The Wire (November 2002), for its...

...‘‘MAMA, I’M WALKING TO CANADA’’ Black Geopolitics and Invisible Empires naomi pabst My title, as you may recognize, is a line from Alice Walker’s canonical one- page vignette in which she defines ‘‘womanist This of course comes out of her collection of essays In Search of...

... Invisible Hands and Visible Goods: Revealed and Concealed Economies in Millennial Tanzania todd sanders [African leaders] must become more accountable to their peoples. Trans- actions must become more transparent, and funds must be seen to be...

... fIIiir II ~ SLAVE RELIGION IN THE ANTEBELLUM SOUTH PETER RANDOLPH Plantation Churches: Visible and Invisible Peter Randolph's pious slave mother told him to "look to Jesus," but when he scru• tinized the words and...

...chapter three Invisible Victories Postreform changes had major implications for the empowerment of the local indigenous population. In this chapter I focus on the quotidian soci- ality of the conflict involving Quichuas, chagras, and tixaneños in spaces which usually are not regarded as...

... ∞. Introduction: The Power of Invisible Hands The Generation of Structural Adjustment It’s a Ramadan evening, February 1995, in the streets of a neigh- borhood in Cairo called ‘‘Madinet el-Hirafiyeen literally Craftsmen’s Town. An hour after the break of the fast...

... Conclusion The Free Market and the Invisible Spectator My aim in this book has been to question prevailing ideas of the market. I questioned those ideas by analyzing a particular mode of neoliberal market expansion in the 1980s and 1990s. That expansion involved inte- grating...