..., and Frances Cress Welsing—and tempering these voices with that of Cheikh Anta Diop—this chapter disrupts heteropatriarchal trends in traditional vindicationist approaches. Diop's appeal to “sovereign experience” and its complementarity with the womanist concern with Black women's experience as the primordial...

... reading of the Web series Drunk History , whose stunning yet unsettling arrangement of embarrassment, laziness, slowness, cynicism, and digressiveness suggests, finally, a tempering or modesty in the uptake of obstructive work or in the affirmation of obstruction’s value. Likewise, if the present...

... laughter of the oppressed. Although hyper intellectual Yunior de las Casas’s laughter of dominance opens the book, Oscar de León’s more tempered and textured laughter as he is being abused ends it. The chapter’s examination of laughter reveals the contrapuntal interplay between oppressors and oppressed...

... and prickly tempers. And while writers also poked fun at ordinary working men, more often than not this affectionate fraternal satire of working-class sentiment exposed their clumsy efforts to accommodate (rather than deceive and dominate) their female partners. This modern approach to gender relations puts...

... the gendered mechanism of the transition and the significance of postsocialist cultures as a crucial testing ground that should temper enthusiasm about the global benefits of postfeminism. feminism socialism postfeminism soap opera women ...

... Clarke, and Frances Cress Welsing—and tempering these voices with that of Cheikh Anta Diop—this chapter disrupts heteropatriarchal trends in traditional vindicationist approaches. Diop's appeal to “sovereign experience” and its complementarity with the womanist concern with Black women's experience...

... that should temper enthusiasm about the global benefits of postfeminism. feminism socialism postfeminism soap opera women ...

... intellectual Yunior de las Casas’s laughter of dominance opens the book, Oscar de León’s more tempered and textured laughter as he is being abused ends it. The chapter’s examination of laughter reveals the contrapuntal interplay between oppressors and oppressed and traces a trajectory for a Latino/a literature...

... Wisconsin Cavalry, and the Military Mutiny in Custer’s Command While in Louisiana (New York: Sol Lewis, 1975), which John M. Carroll has compiled, edited, and written. For more temperate ways of disciplining citizen-soldiers, see Billings, Hardtack and Coffee, 143–63; Robertson, Soldiers Blue and Gray...

... Wisconsin Cavalry, and the Military Mutiny in Custer’s Command While in Louisiana (New York: Sol Lewis, 1975), which John M. Carroll has compiled, edited, and written. For more temperate ways of disciplining citizen-soldiers, see Billings, Hardtack and Coffee, 143–63; Robertson, Soldiers Blue and Gray...

... Wisconsin Cavalry, and the Military Mutiny in Custer’s Command While in Louisiana (New York: Sol Lewis, 1975), which John M. Carroll has compiled, edited, and written. For more temperate ways of disciplining citizen-soldiers, see Billings, Hardtack and Coffee, 143–63; Robertson, Soldiers Blue and Gray...

... Wisconsin Cavalry, and the Military Mutiny in Custer’s Command While in Louisiana (New York: Sol Lewis, 1975), which John M. Carroll has compiled, edited, and written. For more temperate ways of disciplining citizen-soldiers, see Billings, Hardtack and Coffee, 143–63; Robertson, Soldiers Blue and Gray...

... Wisconsin Cavalry, and the Military Mutiny in Custer’s Command While in Louisiana (New York: Sol Lewis, 1975), which John M. Carroll has compiled, edited, and written. For more temperate ways of disciplining citizen-soldiers, see Billings, Hardtack and Coffee, 143–63; Robertson, Soldiers Blue and Gray...