...Stathis Gourgouris “Cavafy's Debt” is an examination of poetic indebtedness in a context that defies calculation. What do societies owe to their poets? What does it mean for societies to lay claim to poets? What do poets owe to their language? What does it mean for poetry to exist beyond its...

...Anne Allison The essay takes on recent news stories of “missing elderly” (elderly whose deaths go unrecorded) and “lonely death” (bodies discovered days or weeks after someone has died all alone) to consider how life, death, and the bonds/debts of social relationality are getting recalibrated...

...J. T. Barbarese Writers and poets who turn to translation may do so more out of self-interest than a sense of indebtedness, and the emphasis on translation as playful homage, among the permanent debts to modernism, along with the gradual disappearance of the institutional study of foreign languages...

...; from Germany’s coming to terms with its Nazi past to contemporary memory studies; from world literature and globalization to the humanities education today; from his intellectual debt to Martin Heidegger and Michel Foucault to his first exposure to the work of Theodor Adorno, and his relationship...

... and technologies, which gather so much information about us that we end up in a state of informational debt, pose a challenge to his thesis that delegation is an unconscious strategy for seeking relief from the onslaught of images, commodities, and information. [email protected] [email protected]...

... of ursprüngliche Akkumulation , precisely to the extent that it subjects individuals in a manner that forecloses the possibility of an alternative economic order. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 accumulation translation Marxism debt financialization Part 1: The Language of Capital...

... emotionally resonant communi- ties and traditions that guide the work of writers such as Philip Roth or Toni Morrison. Hence the particular appeal, for a white kid, of rap music, whose literary version is the verbal racial mimicry of Infinite Jest. In the high cul- tural pluralist mode, the debt one...

... (significantly, the child that causes the various acts of self-sacrifice has no future) and the agency of individuals is eroded by different forms of debt” (2019: 54). 28. On the non-futurity of capitalism and crisis, see Berlant 2011 , and in the Spanish case, Labrador Méndez 2016 ; Martín Cabrera...

.... 85). Both households and nonfinancial corporations in Ireland went heavily in debt in the run‑up to the economic crisis. Nonfinancial corpo- rate debt increased 276 percent between 2002 and 2012. Debt taken on by Irish households increased by 218 percent (European Commission 2015...

... . Cappelli Peter . 2015 . Will College Pay Off: A Guide to the Most Important Financial Decision You’ll Ever Make . New York : Public Affairs . Carns Ann . 2012 . “ Medical Costs Contribute to Credit Card Debt .” New York Times , May 22 , 2012 . https://bucks.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/05...

..., in fact, was to define cuts that were so arbitrary and widespread that they would be unpalatable to both sides and force a deal. That won Republicans’ support for increasing the govern- ment’s debt limit in 2011, and averted the nation’s first default...

...) for the “tarjetas black” (black money credit cards), he was also the crucial figure that negotiated Bankia bank's nationalization of its private debt. On May 7, 2012, the same date that the Spanish central government announced a state bailout, Rato resigned, which resulted in EUR 23.465 million paid with taxpayer...

... crippling burden of private bank debt that had been imposed on the Irish state. However, it is now clear that ballooning interest rates owed more to a general climate of uncertainty about the future of the euro. When Draghi announced in July 2012 that the ECB would do “whatever it takes” to prop up...

... problematic. If Sloterdijk—­highly critical in his text in the FAZ of both liberalism and anar- chism’s hypotheses about the weakening of the state, either to its mini- mal form or to its end—will­ grant the liberals anything, it is that they have challenged overregulation, overtaxation, and debt...

... in his March 8, 2005, New York Times op-ed col- umn. Thinking that the professed rhetorical hyperbole of Buffett’s analy- sis might distract from its true significance, Krugman amends it, remarking that the more accurate term for what Buffett predicts is a debt peonage’ society So as to truly preclude...

... / Spring 2002 tings. This array of labor, student, environmental, and social justice advo- cates appears to speak a common language of protest and outrage against the ravages of debt collection in Third World communities, structural re- adjustment schemes that accompany them, exploitative labor...

... York University. Her major publications include Toward a Global Idea of Race (2007), Unpayable Debt (2022), and La deuda impagable (2023). Jeremy Matthew Glick is associate professor of African diasporic literature in the English department of Hunter College. He is the editor of Situations...

... 2004 larity to universality’’ (SP, 48). Thus, as Badiou writes, ‘‘Contrairement au fait, l’événement n’est mésurable que selon la multiplicité universelle dont il préscrit la possibilité. C’est en ce sens qu’il est grâce, et non histoire’’ (SP, 48). Grace is that which ignores the economy of debt...

...: Polity Press, 2012. Nealon, Jeffrey T. Post-­postmodernism, or, The Cultural Logic of Just-­in-­Time Capi- talism. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2012. Books Received 265 Nguyen, Mimi. The Gift of Freedom: War, Debt, and Other Refugee...

... of the Celtic Tiger: Ireland and the Euro Debt Crisis .” Paper presented at Queen’s University , March 31 . Accessed October 20, 2015 . https://www.qub.ac.uk/home/ResearchandEnterprise/BusinessNetworks/FileStore/Filetoupload,442419,en.pdf . O’Toole Fintan . 2010 . Ship of Fools . New York...