... sexual repression danwei (work unit) hukou (household registration) romantic love Maoism ...

... repression danwei (work unit) hukou (household registration) romantic love Maoism ...

... of interference and control in the name of improving life chances, or the quality of existence, the promise of beauty is a proposition and a politics of intervening in history and life itself. Considering that which might hold out clusters of real or ideal formations such as romantic love, spiritual transcendence...

... to distinguish themselves. U.S. public discourse domesticated full-body scanners via gendered and sexualizing scripts of being seen-through by the security state as a form of romantic love, attraction, and/or repulsion. In so doing, it obscured two important political developments: first, high-tech screening...

... “transparent” passenger-suspects are encouraged to distinguish themselves. U.S. public discourse domesticated full-body scanners via gendered and sexualizing scripts of being seen-through by the security state as a form of romantic love, attraction, and/or repulsion. In so doing, it obscured two important...

... the rise of the impotence epidemic (the rise of desire) in post-Mao China. sexual repression danwei (work unit) hukou (household registration) romantic love Maoism This chapter presents a wide range of social contexts and related personal experiences in which impotence occurs—the changing...

... In this queer take on erotica fiction, the love triangle among Fire, Wolf, and their shared object of desire, Qi Shishi, spans decades and is nothing short of spectacular, comical, and absurd. The story contains all the elements that romantic erotica should have, but in a departure from...

...Interpretation In this chapter, Alfrey explores the central role that the aesthetic category of the sublime has played throughout Slavoj Žižek’s oeuvre—a role about which literary critics have had surprisingly little to say. As Alfrey explains, contrary to the more traditional romantic...

... in her way; her eagle eye for style in general; her observations of differences between America (white hats and black hats) and England (shades of grey); her love for the novelist Christina Stead, whom she considers one of the greatest writers of the twentieth century; her analysis of the difference...

... of radio as a domestic companion, the new social acknowledgment of female sexual desire and the availability of sex advice manuals, the promotion of companionate marriage and reproduction as the focus of social life for both men and women, and the emphasis on consumerism as a source of comfort and romantic...

... of differences between America (white hats and black hats) and England (shades of grey); her love for the novelist Christina Stead, whom she considers one of the greatest writers of the twentieth century; her analysis of the difference between French socialism (logical, Lenin) and English (dreamy, Romantic...

... etched a romantic vision of peoples and landscapes. This provided material for a new, positive view of national identity, and d’Orbigny was a formative influence in the nineteenth century and beyond. For example, the prolific production of the Bolivian artist and autodidact Melchor María Mercado included...