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... In chapter twelve, Shankar investigates a school which has been beautified as part of a corporate social responsibility project. Shankar tries to understand the purpose of such projects through the theoretical openings provided by the “hyperreal.” In turn, Shankar reveals the ways...

... spacetime was developed through a twelve-year-long survey and interview study of more than three hundred disabled employees in higher education. Crip spacetime is formed through four major themes, or dimensions: space, time, cost, and accompaniment. disability studies qualitative methodology...

... such as gender, ethnicity, regionalism, national (dis)integration, community development, and Christian-Muslim relations. The chapter also examines the decline of the expanded sharia policies of the twelve Northern Muslim states. sharia politics Peoples Democratic Party 1999 Constitution sharia...

... mistakes Hettie’s sarcasm for seriousness. Beginning of first Gulf War. At turn of century, Gloucester gentrifying, Helene at seventy-two years is again chased from the house she’s lived in twelve years. Falls, breaks wrist, has concussion. Hettie’s book Drive wins Poetry Society’s First Book Award...

... The chapter provides a detailed analysis of the formidable opposition mounted by Northern, Southern, and Middle Belt Christians against the expanded sharia policies of twelve Northern Muslim states that imposed unrestricted Islamic law in the early years of the Fourth Republic. The chapter also...

.... This chapter rethinks flesh, gender, and violence in Solomon Northup's Twelve Years a Slave and Steve McQueen's attempt to bring the narrative to cinematic life as 12 Years a Slave. flesh insurgence gender slavery enslaved ...

... in question the authors of the twelve chapters in this volume describe, the introduction theorizes the significance of governments worldwide being incapable of discerning who is and who is not a citizen. Jacqueline Stevens proposes that the recognition of governments’ inability to reliably assign citizenship...

..., including the communist rhetoric of female emancipation. For complex historical reasons, independent feminist movements, present in the region from the nineteenth century, had become ideologically and socially homeless at the end of the twentieth. This piece offers a catalogue of twelve reasons why feminism...

... during the first half of the 1970s. Loft regular Gail Bruesewitz experienced the disjuncture firsthand when she became marketing and promotions manager of twelve-inch singles at Columbia in August. Meanwhile Frankie Crocker pioneered the introduction of the urban contemporary format and commissioned his...

..., joined several prominent church leaders to hear John Clarkson present the Sierra Leone Company’s proposal. Church membership and family relations factored prominently in the decisions of the nearly twelve hundred emigrants. However, when they arrived in Sierra Leone, the hardships they encountered echoed...