... The metaphor and reality of death were central to Sergio Almaraz Paz’s eloquent political essay Requiem for a Republic (1969). A left-nationalist critic of the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement, Almaraz (1928–68) felt that the revolution had succumbed even before the advent of right-wing...

.... Refusing to succumb fully to either temptation, Haraway advocates a feminist epistemology that challenges the taken-for-granted nature of the real at the same time that it aims to produce positive knowledge about the world. Through her cultivation of a feminist version of objectivity, Haraway suggests...

... resentment, but he succumbed to kidney disease in 1984, before he could accomplish permanent change. This chapter covers scandals and leadership maneuvering as Brezhnev’s health worsened, a snapshot of the USSR at the time of Brezhnev’s death, Andropov’s accession to power, and the effect of his discipline...

... Based on the experiences of three Iranian women former political prisoners, this chapter contemplates why subjection to sexual violence is felt or imagined to shatter the soul more drastically and enduringly than other forms of violence. Refusing to succumb to two common explanations...

... to be the architect of her own destiny, only to succumb to the legacy of her past as she faces the dehumanization effects of capitalist modernity. Xiao Sa East Asian economic miracle peripheral realism reproductive futurism erotohistoriography ...

... an encyclopedic impulse without succumbing to the totalizing aggrandizements or pretensions to mastery that corrupt more rigid brands of encyclopedism. As Denis Diderot provides one sanguine exemplar of the dialectical interplay of digressiveness and encyclopedism, he also anticipates a closely allied version...

... Kramer published an incendiary article titled “1,112 and Counting” in the New York Native in March. Although history would demonstrate Kramer to be correct in many ways, the perceived moralism of his tone weakened the impact of his message. One of the first public figures to succumb to the virus...

... poles” of the objectivity problem offers a way beyond the impasse of recent debates about method. In Primate Visions (1989), she outlines what she sees as the temptations of poststructuralist skepticism and scientific positivism. Refusing to succumb fully to either temptation, Haraway advocates...

... and scientific positivism. Refusing to succumb fully to either temptation, Haraway advocates a feminist epistemology that challenges the taken-for-granted nature of the real at the same time that it aims to produce positive knowledge about the world. Through her cultivation of a feminist version of objectivity...

... or imagined to shatter the soul more drastically and enduringly than other forms of violence. Refusing to succumb to two common explanations—the culturalist approach and the universalistic ahistorical view of sexual violence—this chapter seeks to open a more nuanced discussion of power, sexuality, sexual...

... “1,112 and Counting” in the New York Native in March. Although history would demonstrate Kramer to be correct in many ways, the perceived moralism of his tone weakened the impact of his message. One of the first public figures to succumb to the virus, performer Klaus Nomi passed away on 6 August 1983...

... for a Republic (1969). A left-nationalist critic of the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement, Almaraz (1928–68) felt that the revolution had succumbed even before the advent of right-wing military regimes in the 1960s. He also dedicated a chapter of his dark book to the grim destiny of mineworkers. In his account...