... to think outside diagnostic category and bring together experiences of transformation that would otherwise be kept apart as mental or physical. It does this by thinking closely about injured and noninjured soldiers’ experiences of physical movement in their daily lives after war. posttraumatic stress...

.... It reviews the author’s previous shorter works on her subject. Mixing first-person experience and personal anecdote with historic material, it presents a case for exploring in depth the life of an ordinary woman who became extraordinary, the choices she made, and how her suicide kept her from being...

... are here (like the social and the economic) so intimately entangled requires us to bring together domains that are often kept separate. informal economy lumpenproletariat distributive labor kinship southern Africa ...

... In the Chaco region of Tarija, on the southeastern borderlands of Bolivia, the Tobas kept up fierce resistance to colonization by white settlers in the nineteenth century. The Toba (or Qom, in their own language) were a group of semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers who developed a strong equestrian...

... constituted as a form of behavior that needs either to be kept on the same track or to be broken with to pave the way for the adoption of new forms of conduct. The upswing of interest in habit in the politics of the present is related to other periods in Western thought when habit has been a hot political...

...The Path to Public Leadership Part II, “The Path to Public Leadership,” lays out nine major elements that came together to support the ascension of women. The women at the forefront of these initiatives describe how they developed, the challenges that arose, the inspiration that kept visions...

... Key texts for understanding Colombia’s history of internecine violence are presented to an English-speaking audience. This part encompasses nineteenth-century material, including Simón Bolívar’s 1813 public proclamation of “War to the Death,” the private diary kept by Soledad Acosta de Samper...

..., revelation, and encounter. It responds to the pressing issue of how distinct Indigenous cultural ways of doing and being can be kept potent and relevant, alive and enlivened—in a word, animated—through process-based art practice today. postmemory stop-motion animation occupation affect...

... into the inherent tensions between Zimbabwe’s two major ethnic groups, the Shona and the Ndebele. It describes Mugabe’s brutal campaign against the Ndebele in the early 1980s. The author emphasizes the way this violence is kept largely out of the public eye, and how there is little effort during these pivotal years...

... In a diary kept by Michael Wigglesworth, including when he was a tutor at Harvard, between 1653 and 1657, he used a particular shorthand method to encrypt certain matters: his agonized reflections on his erotic dreams and nocturnal emissions, as well as what he believed to be his excessive...

..., and one collected under a particular circumstance of curiosity aligned with care. The chapter discusses several examples of patient paintings and drawings from Lantoro Mental Asylum in Abeokuta, Nigeria, collected by Ulli Beier and kept in the Ulli Beier collection in Iwalewa House, Bayreuth, Germany...

.... The chapter details rarely seen ways of independence as natives kept Hispanic states and peoples at bay. An epilogue notes parallels across the Americas: the autonomies claimed by former slaves in Haiti; those pressed by indigenous communities within a struggling Mexican nation; and the independence asserted...

... After the outbreak of the indigenous insurrection in 1780, the Spanish-born military offcer Sebastián de Segurola (1740–89) was transferred from Larecaja, where he was corregidor, to the city of La Paz. There he headed the defense of the city as it came under siege in 1781 and kept...