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...Outward-Looking Enclaves ...

... on the two principal pre-Columbian civilizations, the Maya, based in southeastern Mexico, and the more powerful Aztec empire, which radiated outward from its imperial base in central Mexico. Mesoamerican cultures were complex and sophisticated, but they also gained a reputation for brutality. Part II...

... to such questions of energy flow that the chapter returns to the original work and to the Maoist “one big concept” to show how energy is channeled toward outward displays of political intensity. Cai Guo-Qiang Rent Collection Courtyard ( RCC ) Cultural Revolution political intensity one big concept ...

... of this channel is the way it works to shore up the global orientation of young, urban, middle-class internationalist subjects, consolidating their consciousness of their own perceived potential for future mobility both outward, toward the global, and upward, toward upper-middle-class consumer lifestyles...

... This chapter considers the relation between depression and hostility and feminist politics. The chapter begins by discussing the importance of thinking about depression as a kind of aggression directed outward, arguing that the popular anger-turned-inward hypothesis of depression is less useful...

... While migration studies of Hong Kong tend to track the outward flow of people due to political instability and postcolonial transition, they seldom connect the situations of Hong Kong’s “flexible citizens” with the migration of Southeast Asian domestic workers into Hong Kong. Furthermore...

... and complexity. Instead of coming to rest with a frozen national unity, Fanon instead disintegrates that unity outward, immediately complicating it and insisting that the nation must remain in constant motion if it is not to fall prey to a merely formal liberation. Rather than settling on unity, Fanon’s...

... eating disorders antidepressants This chapter considers the relation between depression and hostility and feminist politics. The chapter begins by discussing the importance of thinking about depression as a kind of aggression directed outward, arguing that the popular anger-turned-inward...

.... It is in relation to such questions of energy flow that the chapter returns to the original work and to the Maoist “one big concept” to show how energy is channeled toward outward displays of political intensity. Cai Guo-Qiang Rent Collection Courtyard ( RCC ) Cultural Revolution political intensity one...