... thinking in Eastern Europe during the first decade of transition. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 Spaces of Desire: Consumer Bound and Unbound Ivaylo Ditchev I can remember how, back in 1999, a friend, who had enjoyed...

... they, too, are becoming increasingly bound to precariousness under neoliberalism. These new models will have a stronger sense of cultural and aesthetic autonomy than the older leftist models that have dominated the humanities since the 1960s. The essay makes this argument in three stages: first by offering...

...Gil Anidjar When he refers to civil war as “self-laceration,” Carl Schmitt evokes a strange figure, whereby the state could be bound for self-destruction. In this essay, I am less interested in civil war than in the conception of a state as suicidal. What could that even mean? What could be gained...

... that is not bound to the creation of a new field but rather to rethinking the ontologies of the acoustic. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 ecomusicology multinaturalism sound Eduardo Viveiros de Castro Tânia Stolze Lima Acoustic Multinaturalism, the Value of Nature, and the Nature of Music...

... that are as incapacitating as they are enabling. This leaves the problem of the decision regarding the future as at once ungrounded while also bounded by the archive of the human species. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 pharmakon technè deconstruction cinema tertiary retention References Bennett...

... of (slow) reading bound to the spirit of experiment and linguistic play. Versed in the conventions and operations of literature in order to do it justice, philology nevertheless speaks in another voice, one more ascetic and conjectural. Having broken with the positivism of the Alexandrian tradition...

..., a sYntax youI’m—traditional don’tclose enoughhave to todrive walk. me crazy, bound as one to the site must be to be the site’s is a deed to bind one to a to thus into To and not One. the deed cites sites to One’s, thus the site (Site) is One’s (One’s) by deed and thus...

... through reflection and constitutes for Plato proper knowledge, unlike the second form of memory that, because it is inscribed in and bound to its technical prosthetics, leads to forgetting. In other words, anamnesia is an intensification of memory, whereas hypomnesia is a contamination of mem- ory...

... that can be separated from a category that is, by definition, so thoroughly bound up with the concept of voice. Much has been said about the lyric impulse as a cry of pain, something ineffable, unpre- sentable, maybe even unrepresentable. But the social qualities of the lyric are effaced when...

... (or in some cases merely a pseudo-intellectualism) at a time when most poetry of whatever stripe, bound to ethoi of either emo- tional authenticity or bald sentiment, was proudly antitheoretical and anti- intellectual. But, and here is the catch, unlike the theoretically informed and intellectually...

... at the Singer s Warsaw Festival as well as in the Auschwitz Jew- ish Center, studied with Ba ka at the Institute of Fine Arts in Pozna , and his influence is clearly detectable in the works of this younger generation. At the same time, the interrogation of Polish history and memory is bound...

... as “an institutional process of interaction between man and his environment . . . that involves the use of material means to satisfy ends” (EI, 248). What Polanyi calls formal economy is associated with modern economic theory and governs human action within the bounds of the institution of the market, while...

... as memorable as Thelonius Monk’s wordless and continually ex- tended residency or July 1961’s intricately spontaneous Eric Dolphy/Booker Little performancesthat still amaze even those who long ago memorized every note’’ (199). While neither exclusive nor biological, Afrocentric modernism is bound...

... theoretical sys- tem of bioforms was bound to leave fields like botany rather in the mode of an organic chemistry lacking a larger electrodynamic theory to account for the seemingly infinite numbers of combinable subsets called carbon compounds. The authoritative observer, working...

... as a useful mathematical limit or portal to the abyss.) The hero of the primer is Georg Cantor, the mathematician who “tamed” infinity and conducted it as a bound quantity into the human institution of mathe- matics. Natalini has several excellent suggestions for how the mathemat- ics of infinity can...

.... Lerner  /  Ashbery’s Lyric Mediacy  205 . . . likewise none are true, Only is the bounding from air to air, a serpentine Gesture which hides the truth behind a congruent Message, the way air hides the sky, is, in fact, Tearing it limb from limb this very moment...

..., the inherited system(s) of fixed forms was not and never had been eternal. By extension, the word tragedy could not correspond to a formal norm or eternal value, only to a set of cul- tural and historical assumptions bound up in time and place. However, the question then arises as to by whom and on what...

... / Poststructuralist Ontology 241 agents seeking through politics autonomous spaces are doing the work of democratic dissensus. If he did not make this concession, Critchley would have to defend a heteronomy that would be bound to the play of ambition and power, or least force, and not just to “a responsive...

... values has 1. Bruce Robbins, ‘‘Disjoining the Left: Cultural Contradictions of Anticapitalism bound- ary 2 26, no. 3 (Fall 1999): 30. boundary 2 33:2 (2006) DOI 10.1215/01903659-2006-008 © 2006 by Duke University Press 178 boundary 2 / Summer 2006 appealed to a middle-American constituency...

... of what is deemed society’s refuse— what I call fecal motives—draws distinctions between the free and the bound, the familiar and the strange, the privileged and the stigmatized. This ongoing cultivation of human waste materials asks us to recast interpreta- tion itself. How can we shed the mantle...