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...Preface<subtitle>Respect and Reverence</subtitle> ...

... the shogunate to end its policy of seclusion and open Japan to foreign trade. Under the slogan of revering the emperor and expelling the foreigner, imperial activists overthrew the shogunate and restored the emperor in 1868. The use of the archaic imaginary as a political ideology to reinforce the idea...

... Jewad Selim is Iraq's most celebrated modern artist. While his life and career were cut short, he continues to be revered by Iraqis and is largely credited with constructing Iraq's modern visual and intellectual iconography. Selim co-founded the Baghdad Group for Modern Art with artist Shakir...

... dependency on others. Through refuse work, it demonstrates how Delany’s reverent depiction of sanitation infrastructure makes imaginable a crip-queer politics of antiwork that refuses the naturalized relationship between waged labor and independence forged by welfare-to-work narratives. queer of color...

... in seminary and elsewhere were influenced by the writing and teaching of Reinhold Niebuhr, who argued that while we know a lot about what is right and what is to be revered in individual behavior, we have made very little progress in applying morality to the problems of our aggregate existence...

... This chapter covers a collaborative project between Mary Strong Clemens, a US plant collector, and Elmer D. Merrill, one of the most revered US botanists of the Philippines, toward the revision of Portuguese botanizing friar João de Loureiro’s Flora cochinchinensis published in 1790. Merrill...

... Audre Lorde is a much-revered figure within black queer studies. Her theorization of the erotic is often used to articulate a mode of solidarity in which people from disparate backgrounds can come together to combat oppression. While this use of Lorde’s work has been politically salient, Amber...

... This chapter examines Antigua’s 1831 slave rebellion, in which enslaved people protested the outlawing of their Sunday market, due to missionary preoccupation with Sabbath reverence and riots in the capital, St. John’s, and a series of fires across several rural estates. This unfolded...

... of the music’s exponents to seek an audience in a diaspora that revered them as the purveyors of the lost homeland. New York City became an important hub of this genre; arguably, it saved it from extinction. The scant scholarly literature on jíbaro music has unreflectively echoed the construction of jíbaro...

... Clemens, a US plant collector, and Elmer D. Merrill, one of the most revered US botanists of the Philippines, toward the revision of Portuguese botanizing friar João de Loureiro’s Flora cochinchinensis published in 1790. Merrill relied on Clemens to collect material and local knowledge in French...

... it was a time when faith was strengthened and regrounded, and when many in seminary and elsewhere were influenced by the writing and teaching of Reinhold Niebuhr, who argued that while we know a lot about what is right and what is to be revered in individual behavior, we have made very little progress...

... opens this dialectic to heterogeneous global arrangements. Le Corbusier urban planning Chandigarh, Punjab concrete architecture abstraction Jewad Selim is Iraq's most celebrated modern artist. While his life and career were cut short, he continues to be revered by Iraqis and is largely...