... seen the reemergence of authoritarian politics in the United States. © 2017 by Peter E. Gordon 2017 Adorno authoritarian Trump personality psychology References Adorno Theodor W. 1948 . “Remarks on The Authoritarian Personality.” Unpublished, available online in the Max...

...Colin Dayan In the dark drama and shock tactics of the Trump White House, I found myself obsessed with Dorothy Dandridge, a woman I had been quite unaware of until now. In following her traces, I recall the South in the sixties, race discrimination and raw hate, as well as recognize her particular...

...Donald E. Pease Abstract How and why have freedom and social hierarchies and exclusions become fused in Trump's America? What causative factors can explain the emergence within twenty-first century US political culture of a movement notorious for its attacks on basic norms of tolerance, civility...

... and methods that have enlivened him across a distinguished career, and brings up-to-date the narrative of US state fantasy he has developed across several presidencies. He evaluates the imaginative strategies President Donald Trump (at the time of the interview, a candidate) perfected during his campaign...

..., from the consequences of how things turn out, our commitments to be. The essay ends with a consideration of the dysfunction of liberal responses to Donald Trump's cynicism. benjamin_parker@brown.edu Copyright ©2023 by Duke University Press 2023 cynicism Henry James Victorian cynicism...

... Donald Trump's victory in 2016, and this introduction was written the year following his removal from office, in 2022. In the interim, we, the coeditors, found ourselves increasingly immersed in the development of the so-called alt-right and white nationalism more broadly. We quickly realized that we...

... to the indicative, marks out the space of political and epistemic intervention that Fascism Today inhabits. The recognition that “now it could happen here” mimes, by means of indirect discourse, an entire structure of US public thought and feeling, one catalyzed by the campaign and election of Donald Trump...

...://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/jeff-sessions-and-the-resurgence-of-civil-asset-forfeiture . Will George . 2017 . “ Trump Sides with the Sheriffs on Their Racket .” National Review , February 10 , 2017 . https://www.nationalreview.com/2017/02/trump-civil-forfeiture-position-violates-constitution...

... Alex . 2015 . Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World without Work . London : Verso . Tillman Zoe . 2017 . “ After Eight Years on the Sidelines, His Conservative Group Is Primed to Reshape the Courts under Trump .” Buzzfeed . November 20 , 2017 . https://www.buzzfeed.com...

.... 2016 . “ ‘Fake News’ and the Post-Trump Media ” ( Interview with Joshua Cohen, editor of Boston Review ). Harvard Magazine , December 21 , 2016 . https://harvardmagazine.com/2016/12/boston-review-editor-joshua-cohen-on-fake-news-and-the-post-trump-media . Borchers Callum . 2016...

.... The charismatic Obama, whose absence is being mourned by many because of his bizarre successor, was in reality some- one who stood at the pinnacle of the US drone killing complex. The list was handed over to Donald Trump at the beginning of 2017. During his campaign, Trump made more than clear that he had...

... James . 1959 . “ Different School Systems Are Reviewed .” Richmond Times- Dispatch , April 12 , 1959 , D3 . O’Kane Chris . 2017 . “ A Hostile World: Critical Theory in the Time of Trump .” Logos 16 , nos. 1–2 . logosjournal.com/2017/a-hostile-world-critical-theory-in-the-time...

... of the Cold War. National renaissance in the form of Putin's imperial rhetoric, Erdogan's Ottoman historical returns, and Orban's Austro-Hungarian revival have contributed to a coordinated effort to overturn US unipolarity. Trump's withdraw from the WHO and China's Belt Road Initiative further contributed...

... intensified, and this sends me back to the question you asked originally about class and gives me a chance to flesh out my answer a little bit. Some of this is the political question: What do you do about Trump voters? I have very mixed feelings about that, as I think a lot of people do. I think the polls say...

... almost twenty years ago—is “excellence” (Readings 1997). To “ex-­cel” means, simply, to be superior, literally, “to rise above” everyone else, to tower over and trump most if not all others. In the United States, this then animates the ideal of being “Number 1.” All of this presup- poses a common...

..., often before it takes hold. And not because of its failure but on account of its success. In the US, Donald Trump is least popular among voters who went to college. You could say that it's my class bias against him, but perhaps a college education initiates citizens into a world of critical thought...

... Public Radio said it would not call Trump's lies lies ; that is their ‘Phil Ochs’ moment of liberal ‘fairness.’ NPR commissioned ‘Our United Fates’ but refused to air it, either because it didn't have the right tone, or it violated NPR's commitment not to challenge its audience with ‘difficulties...

...- pean Union are far from clear and when Ireland’s relationships to the United Kingdom, not to mention to a turbulent Trump-­era United States, are so uncommonly unsettled. The primary purpose of this collection is not to offer up-to-­ t­he minute reports on Ireland today; its object is to convey...

... of a Negro’s (un)timeliness even if, for Miles, About func- tioned as a musical cue for a solo? Does—should—this aesthetic code trump the cultural one? The point is that “blackness” is not a fixed standard 14. Hank Lazer, Days (New Orleans: Lavender Ink, 2002), 56. On Race...

... by Trump, his appointees, and enablers in Congress; and the intent continuously to deny your actual agency and citizenly powers (however curtailed by the pandemic). My dread is that we will almost never “get out” of this world if Trump wins the 2020 election for president. My dread is it will probably take...