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... The conclusion, “Accumulating Remains, Rhythms of Expectation,” reads Edward Said's insight that “repetition cannot long escape the ironies it bears within it” with Stuart Hall's notion of conjunctural change as attentive to the emergence of “a different rhythm.” The palimpsestic argument...

... accumulating remains irony of repetition rhythms of expectation popular biopolitics ...

... This chapter examines how the lived experiences of Korean Chinese labor migrants from Yanbian, China, are structured by the peculiar rhythm and temporality imposed by the visa regulations of the South Korean government. The regulations limit stays in South Korea, requiring repetitive migration...

... of activism and ethnographic research on the Brazilian sex worker movements, discussing puta politics as an attempt to capture the innumerable rhythms of puta subjectivity and activism in Brazil. It also traces how whores have mobilized their subjectivities, bodies, allies, and political know-how to draw...

..., more chaotic rhythm. These developments were overshadowed by the reopening of Danceteria on 21st Street. The venue retained its multifloor entertainment trajectory but within months Rudolf Piper and manager John Argento forced out Jim Fouratt, claiming he was too difficult to work with. A legal dispute...

... into the resurgent groove. Released on West End in early 1981, “Heartbeat” became a standout release. Tee Scott came as close as anyone to keeping pace with Levan. Continuing to mesh innovative production values with a rhythm and blues groove, Kevorkian completed his own flurry of releases. The new wave of releases...

... with solid U.S. military and intelligence backing. The insurgents made their own miscalculations as well. They selected the lowland region around Ñancahuazú, expecting to have more time to prepare themselves without being detected and not considering carefully the real conditions of the local rural...