... symptomatic reading surface reading new formalism reparative reading Louis Althusser ...

.... symptomatic reading surface reading new formalism reparative reading Louis Althusser ...

... This book is a feminist intervention into the burgeoning field of surveillance studies, formally launching the field of feminist surveillance studies. Explicitly framing the concern with widespread surveillance as not a new phenomenon, this book demonstrates the importance of thinking beyond...

... This chapter explores the provenance of the novel in our hypervisual and multimedia age. It argues that contemporary novels are now self-consciously intermedial in that they actively work into their formal structures and modes of address phenomenologies of apperception that far exceed the medium...

... Although the United States has followed a “war on drugs” approach for decades, President Nixon's more formal declaration of a War on Drugs had some consequences. Initially, domestic policy balanced punishment and supply-side control with prevention and treatment, but the punishment approach soon...

.... In this context of radical, modernist New Negro artistic foment, Lewis's engagement with the bold physicality of a Dan mask reveals the challenges that Black modernists of his generation faced when it came to choosing subject matter and employing formal strategies. modern sculpture drawing African art ...

... The introduction describes the conceptualization of “Medina by the Bay” as a social geography, infrastructure, and analytic frame, drawing on the significance of Medina as a site of refuge and an emergent new society in Islamic history. In the San Francisco Bay Area and throughout Islamic...

... masculinities. The chapter outlines the ways that white masculinity extended US military dominance through formal and informal partnerships with male weather experimenters, as well as the ways print culture—exemplified through the New York Times and Scientific American —supported the formation of a settler...

... are considered among the richest repositories of gold in the world. So earth-beings are endangered, and political conflict has become overly ontological. Building on the work of theorists that have inspired the book, the epilogue discusses conceptually this new political manifestation as well as formalized...

...-in-democracy” means a movement from within which people can participate in institutions and institutional practices—elections, government agencies and commissions, labor union confederations, participatory budgeting—and also mobilize, protest, disrupt, and create new programs and practices outside of formal...

... a symptom. In a close reading of Louis Althusser’s Reading Capital , she focuses on Althusser’s figure, “the play on words itself,” to disclose the way in which the act of reading both discloses and is taken by surprise by the work of form. symptomatic reading surface reading new formalism...

... Going into the Constituent Assembly, some members of the indigenous and peasant movements sought to introduce radical new ecological values. Although the Bolivian National Constitution of 2009 came up short of their aspirations, it did, controversially, recognize the Pachamama, or Mother Earth...

... This chapter shows the widely felt sense of boredom among Bucharest’s homeless population to be not just psychosocial but also infrastructural. The chapter shows boredom to be entangled with the planning and development of new urban spaces to manage Bucharest’s growing homeless population...

... of address, its myriad subtle ways of connecting with viewers, and its formal strategies of including the audience within its representations. As a local production of New York public television, Soul! gave voice to progressive critiques subject to censorship on commercial television. Its first season also...

... of plans for the extension of British sovereignty and colonial governance over New Zealand from 1837, the chapter ends by highlighting the role of the discourses on “protection” in convincing the Colonial Office of the need for intervention and ultimately providing the legitimating basis for the formal...

... of South Africa’s cities, Cape Town among them, the state deployed new development policies, including the provision of housing and basic infrastructure. As a strategy of divide and rule, development both turned those with formal homes against those living in shacks and created internal divisions of gender...

... This chapter describes Gorbachev’s doomed efforts to negotiate a new union treaty; the catastrophic economic situation across the USSR; Yeltsin’s decision to adopt a sweeping, separate program of economic reform in Russia; the December Ukrainian independence referendum, which marked...

.... as the most progressive businessman in the United States. Miller had been a leader in the efforts to pass civil rights legislation and was widely respected for the philanthropy of both his company and his family, but when his successor, Henry Schacht, decided to formalize the values of the founding family...

... since. Our Existence is Political. We continue to reflect on the stories and the practices that made possible WWAV’s rising from the ashes. We also take stock of the new futures that have been written since our research as survival formally concluded in 2016. In 2022, as we approach the tenth...