... Matter and Memor y; brain; consciousness; perception; memory ...

..., the spiritual and the physical, memory and matter. We must take this dualism seriously, he says, in order to remain on the proper level, attend to the new we encounter, and pay heed to our memory’s sympathy with the real. Matter and Memor y; brain; consciousness; perception; memory ...

... Chapter 2 goes deep into the worlds of the oyster. Following a memorable oyster tasting, the chapter moves ethnographically between a small settlement in Scotland and another on the other side of the world in South Australia. Along the way, we encounter different arguments about tasting...

... XVI’s 2012 visit to Cuba to celebrate the four-hundredth anniversary of the finding of the Virgin’s effigy occasioned public Masses in the revolutionary plazas of Santiago and Havana. Memorable utterances and performative gestures from previous street events form a ritual repository from which public...

... the “data” with a Disklavier Pro digital piano. In another twist, classical pianist Steven Mayer has transcribed, memorized, and performed a panoply of Tatum works for the past two decades. What role does the body play in these performances? What does its absence, in different forms for each case, tell us...

... January 11, 2007, a day of violent confrontation in Cochabamba, has joined the calendar of memorable conflicts in Bolivia. Unlike other clashes in which violence was described as violence against Indigenous people, “January 11” represents a more contested moment: both government supporters...

...” and violently disavowed as such. These activists’ mode of protest is about exposing the embodied losses—of bodies, communities, and possibilities—that haunt the common intelligibility of memorable life. To think vulnerability together with affirmation would prompt us to trouble the calculative reasoning...

... Analyzing Rod McKuen’s and Shirley Bassey’s “If You Go Away,” chapter 3 explores the complexities inherent in translating song lyrics, as the process involves recreating not only the original text’s meaning but its emotions for a new audience. For many, the English version, while memorable, does...

... of labor was eroding, the song says goodbye to the site where miners achieved a host of social benefits for the working class and stood their ground for democracy. It says goodbye to a memorable phase of Bolivian history. ...

... by César Brie and first performed by his theater company, Teatro de los Andes, in 1995. In the play, the Indian protagonist, Hilaco, travels to the land of the dead to find his friend Jacinto, who died one year earlier. In their wanderings, they encounter memorable and forgotten figures from the past...

.... In another twist, classical pianist Steven Mayer has transcribed, memorized, and performed a panoply of Tatum works for the past two decades. What role does the body play in these performances? What does its absence, in different forms for each case, tell us about what audiences listen to? What...

... in Cochabamba, has joined the calendar of memorable conflicts in Bolivia. Unlike other clashes in which violence was described as violence against Indigenous people, “January 11” represents a more contested moment: both government supporters and opponents commemorate this day as a tragic day for democracy...

... miners achieved a host of social benefits for the working class and stood their ground for democracy. It says goodbye to a memorable phase of Bolivian history. The neoliberal state, the media, and international-development institutions spoke in terms of disembodied concepts such as “restructuring...

... protagonist, Hilaco, travels to the land of the dead to find his friend Jacinto, who died one year earlier. In their wanderings, they encounter memorable and forgotten figures from the past, and in the scene that follows Hilaco is possessed by the spirit of Tomás Katari. Carried away, Hilaco accompanies...