... with the “leftovers” from Hitchcock’s television—that is, the trappings that came to define his public persona as extracted from his role as host. These leftovers offered the mise-en-scène for a press luncheon at the Universal lot when the production of Family Plot commenced, a decade after the demise of Hitchcock’s...

...Preface This book invokes the notion of brutalism to describe an age gripped by the planetary-scale pathos of demolition and by the production of darkness and all sorts of waste, leftover traces of a gigantic demiurgy. The aim is not to write the sociology or political economy...

... Urus are one of the most ancient groups in the southern Andes, linked fundamentally with the exploitation of lacustrine and riverine resources through fishing and hunting. They are known as “men of the water” and as the survivors or “leftovers” after a calamitous historical transformation. Thus...

... and riverine resources through fishing and hunting. They are known as “men of the water” and as the survivors or “leftovers” after a calamitous historical transformation. Thus, their Aymara neighbors see them as beings who are associated with a lack of civilization and a pre-baptismal era. The testimony...