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... three evictions rejected manuscript E. P. Dutton “blah blah ” masks Worth Auto Parts ...

... Dussel, in particular his Philosophy of Liberation . Whereas Dussel appears to reject dialectics as itself colonial and—like Fanon—bound up with ontological domination, his rejection of dialectics is not complete. Instead, Dussel reformulates a decolonized dialectics that both begins from and opens out...

... To reject the notion that our bodies are problems or to choose to become a problem to disciplinary bodies by agitating and initiating breaks to create clearings where diverse bodies resonate—this shapes the arc of the book. The author describes their theories and methods and summarizes each part...

... of translation, the challenge of what literary works to choose as representative, the challenge of making a universal definition of literature. Explaining the reasons for Nietzsche’s rejection in The Birth of Tragedy of Goethe’s Weltliteratur , when that rejection is put into the context of The Birth...

... While Hettie and cotenants continue to fight, without regulations in Gloucester, Helene is evicted three times in two years but finally lands safely in 1764 house. Editor at Little, Brown rejects Hettie’s completed memoir manuscript in 1986, and though her agent reassures, she is devastated...

..., such as the organization of a referendum by local municipalities and social organizations, faced rejection and criminalization by the central government. The author argues that it is not the type of action, but the insistence on the possibility of organizing life, economy, the state, and politics in an alternative way...

... This chapter is a critical reconstruction of Heidegger’s theory of world and its ontological connection to temporality and transcendence. It elaborates on his rejection of widely accepted understandings of the world as objective presence, as the sphere created by intercourse among subjects...

..., encountered racism and discrimination, developed and rejected particular social identities in school, qualified for or lost legal status in the United States, learned particular versions of Spanish and English, and repositioned themselves within families and between countries. This chapter considers the ways...

.... It argues that the emergence of risk management as a technique for governing cities and urban life does not imply a complete rejection of progressive modernist narratives but rather reworks them in surprising ways. Linking recent developments in Bogotá to wider shifts in paradigms of urbanism, it concludes...

... these readings by focusing on the “epistemology of the case” in Žižek’s philosophy. It addresses the transformation of the notion of the system, implied by the epistemological foundations of psychoanalysis. Far from being a rejection of systematicity, the case is the system, which is grounded on the logical...