... Only those books directly quoted from or referred to in the preceding pages are included in this bibliography. Journal titles and individual essays are not listed. ...

... This chapter is an extended quote from Vera Nacheva, a female Bulgarian partisan who was at the Battle of Batuliya where Frank Thompson was captured. Frank Thompson Vera Nacheva partisans World War II ...

... This short interstitial chapter contemplates the world's most iconic representation of waves, Katsushika Hokusai' woodcut “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” (1829). It examines how the work of Japanese art has lately been re-rendered and quoted to speak about global sociogenic ocean damage...

... The first chapter uses a quote from Shakespeare’s Hamlet about being true to one’s self to understand the concept of self in Western thought, as well as ways of “capturing” the self. It proceeds to define selfies as technological inventions of the mobile phone and questions whether they ought...

...Epode: Three / Cord \ Digression Epode is written in a poetic autotheory mode with mixtures of quotes from theorists of critical race theory and queer theory, as well as quotes from popular personalities like Anthony Bourdain, the bands Rancid and Against Me!, and the YouTube video essayist...

... This chapter is entitled “ 'After Hitler, Our Turn,' ” a quote from the Communist International in the run-up to Hitler’s Nazis’ seizure of power in Germany in 1933. The chapter is subtitled “The International Purged,” given the expulsion of supporters of Leon Trotsky from the Communist...

... narrow biomedical definitions of prevention and treatment. The discussion advances through substantial quotes from laypeople, epidemiologists, farmworkers, firefighters and paramedics, students, intensive care unit and emergency room nurses and physicians that show how the pandemic was woven...

... The history of agrarian Bolivia has been analyzed and narrated almost entirely from male perspectives. The group of women quoted in this selection belonged to elite landowning families and were interviewed in the mid-1990s, when they were in their sixties to eighties. They recalled their own...

... Helene, trying to inspire Hettie after memoir rejection, sends inspiring quotes. Hettie takes job teaching at Sing Sing prison. Memoir revision is accepted by E. P. Dutton, praised by young readers. Helene’s brother Jack dies. Hettie reports March on Washington for abortion rights. In August...

... The Villager (el Aldeano) was an anonymous author who gave us some of the most important socioeconomic descriptions of life in early post-independence Bolivia. He was, however, far from being the provincial he claimed to be, explicitly quoting Enlightenment authors like Benjamin Constant, Jeremy...

.... The discussion advances through substantial quotes from laypeople, epidemiologists, farmworkers, firefighters and paramedics, students, intensive care unit and emergency room nurses and physicians that show how the pandemic was woven into the fine details of individual lives. Dominant stereotypes...

... General Tempo Serbia This chapter is an extended quote from Vera Nacheva, a female Bulgarian partisan who was at the Battle of Batuliya where Frank Thompson was captured. Frank Thompson Vera Nacheva partisans World War II This chapter is a discussion of the relative effectiveness...

....” Industrialization Five-Year Plan Collectivization Joseph Stalin This chapter is entitled “ 'After Hitler, Our Turn,' ” a quote from the Communist International in the run-up to Hitler’s Nazis’ seizure of power in Germany in 1933. The chapter is subtitled “The International Purged,” given the expulsion...

...Market Circuits and Enclave Extraction The Villager (el Aldeano) was an anonymous author who gave us some of the most important socioeconomic descriptions of life in early post-independence Bolivia. He was, however, far from being the provincial he claimed to be, explicitly quoting...

... from male perspectives. The group of women quoted in this selection belonged to elite landowning families and were interviewed in the mid-1990s, when they were in their sixties to eighties. They recalled their own lives as children, the memories of their mothers and grandmothers, and everyday life...