... Freud's insecurities about his race and his sexual orientation shaped psychoanalysis and inspired divinations about the human personality that uncannily resemble underdeveloped versions of the Afro-Atlantic religions. Sigmund Freud psychoanalysis fetishism the unconscious ambivalence ...

... as development in the core was a consequence of underdevelopment in the periphery. world-system colonialism dependency ...

... identity that could withstand the attacks on the dignity and humanity of those the customs and traditions were shaped to intentionally underdevelop. This chapter tells the story of the refusal to be consumed by hate and the development of the emotional and spiritual intelligence that fostered the drive...

.... It situates an architecture of migration as a theoretical vantage point from which to understand enclosures. It provides sociospatial and historical context for the Dadaab refugee camps, as spaces where forces of belonging, sedentarization, and underdevelopment undergird complex processes of humanitarian...

... to the liberal ideology, Asian Americans’ and Taiwan’s economic success demonstrates that racism, imperialism, and colonialism have no lasting effects on underdeveloped countries like China, which only suffer from their own reluctance to adopt Western values and capitalism. This chapter interprets the novel...

...The Acropolis, the Couch, the Fur Hat, and the “Savage”:<subtitle>On Freud’s Ambivalent Fetish</subtitle> Freud's insecurities about his race and his sexual orientation shaped psychoanalysis and inspired divinations about the human personality that uncannily resemble underdeveloped versions...

... postcolonial criticism has continued to interrogate aspects of Europe’s legacy in Africa—as they affect language, political and educational systems, and culture broadly—the pervasive and lasting impact of functional tonality and the attendant “underdevelopment" of local tonal resources have not received...

... As the new global order emerged in the aftermath of World War II, international institutions took up the dilemmas of what began to be called “development” and “underdevelopment.” Bolivia became an early test case for the United Nations Technical Assistance Administration, which in 1949 produced...

....” The theory held that in an underdeveloped country like Bolivia, there was no bourgeoisie to carry out the initial transition from feudalism to capitalism, and therefore it was incumbent on the proletariat, joined by the peasantry, to seize power and introduce democracy, agrarian transformation, and freedom...

... how to use them, a time of developing a sense of personal identity that could withstand the attacks on the dignity and humanity of those the customs and traditions were shaped to intentionally underdevelop. This chapter tells the story of the refusal to be consumed by hate and the development...

... of Europe’s legacy in Africa—as they affect language, political and educational systems, and culture broadly—the pervasive and lasting impact of functional tonality and the attendant “underdevelopment" of local tonal resources have not received adequate attention. Drawing on musical examples from the Central...

... as a potential threat. As the new global order emerged in the aftermath of World War II, international institutions took up the dilemmas of what began to be called “development” and “underdevelopment.” Bolivia became an early test case for the United Nations Technical Assistance Administration, which...

... and international conditions and the strategy for a revolutionary seizure of power. It carried the Trotskyist stamp of the Revolutionary Workers Party ( por ) and followed the party doctrine of “permanent revolution.” The theory held that in an underdeveloped country like Bolivia, there was no bourgeoisie to carry...