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... Bandung Conference journalism history Marguerite Cartwright transcultural misrecognition ...

... theological misogynoir endangered Black boys misrecognition mothering literacy ...

... Into the Light Kim Saryang misrecognition colonized I-novel proximate empire ...

..., the analysis of this text pays careful attention to questions of performativity and passing. The misrecognition of identities—the assumption of the character Haruo’s Japaneseness, for example—leads to a confrontation with the breakdown of binaries, the impossibility of seeing difference that informs...

.... The confusion ironically parallels the transcultural misrecognitions that took place between Wright and his Indonesian hosts in 1955. Bandung Conference journalism history Marguerite Cartwright transcultural misrecognition ...

... other than Wright himself. Complementing and competing with Wright’s own account, it is a valuable case study of the quandaries and misrecognitions involved in global intellectual exchange amid increasing Cold War tensions. The second part of Vuyk’s article appeared only two days before Wright’s death...

...” black mothers, can exist without erasing and/or problematizing Black girls and women. theological misogynoir endangered Black boys misrecognition mothering literacy ...

... for a state that no longer exists. State estrangement is explored both as lack of coordination between state institutions, and as misrecognition of state institutions by the sovereign. policing informal economies corruption concept of the uncanny ...

... the military for the patriotic reasons such forms of recognition assume and explores how soldiers navigate this experience of misrecognition. patriotism sacrifice nationalism gratitude moral economy ...

... Chapter 2 explores black literary affiliation structured by disavowal and misrecognition by focusing on a generally overlooked moment of telling and testy encounter between George Lamming and James Baldwin at the 1956 Congress of Negro Artists and Writers in Paris. Discussing what can...

... and unacceptably heteronormative, recognizing only some bonds as biologically real and disallowing/ignoring the materiality of bonds that do not follow heteronormative patterns. Contesting the misrecognition and erasure of nonheteronormative bonds, this chapter considers how kinships can be affective, biologically...

... given traffic jam), to reform the subjects of gridlock; and (2) filmmaker Lars von Trier’s The Five Obstructions , in which the putative obstructions—actually obstacles—through whose devising von Trier tries to best agonist Jørgen Leth provide an alibi for the temporary misrecognition of the film’s...

... himself. Complementing and competing with Wright’s own account, it is a valuable case study of the quandaries and misrecognitions involved in global intellectual exchange amid increasing Cold War tensions. The second part of Vuyk’s article appeared only two days before Wright’s death, curtailing...

... calls misrecognition but these moments too are ultimately instances of misinterpellation). In thinking about Althusser’s narrative of interpellation, I look at some of his critics, ranging from Mladen Dolar to Jodi Dean, as well as some of his more sympathetic readers such as Judith Butler and Lauren...

... calls misrecognition but these moments too are ultimately instances of misinterpellation). In thinking about Althusser’s narrative of interpellation, I look at some of his critics, ranging from Mladen Dolar to Jodi Dean, as well as some of his more sympathetic readers such as Judith Butler and Lauren...