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...Shokoofeh Rajabzadeh Abstract This essay explores the politics of disciplinarity in medieval studies by revisiting the author's own graduate medieval studies program at the University of California, Berkeley. Along with another graduate student, the author advocated for a more flexible...

... 244 boundary 2 / Fall 2003 Weiss, Gilbert, and Ruth Wodak, eds. Critical Discourse Analysis Theory and Inter- disciplinarity. New York: Palgrave, 2003. West, Harry G., and Todd Sanders, eds. Transparency...

... that scholars not only produce knowledge but judge knowledge. We have seen the aston- ishing proliferation of innovative textual strategies, alternative conceptions of disciplinarity, and radical retheorizations of culture...

... of existence that have naturally developed over mil- lions of years “in fossil organisms, in fragments of DNA,” in “the observable behaviors of the organisms themselves” (NS, 3). Historical Man, because of his “institutional developments” and “academic disciplinarity,” has failed to make the connections...

... explicitly invokes “the authority of Freud” (194), a still legible cross-disciplinarity that helps explain the book's standing as theory. The chapter concludes with two full readings, both poems by priests, “The Windhover” by the Victorian Jesuit Gerard Manley Hopkins and “The Sacrifice” by the early...

... disciplinarity, while prosthetic technology is affirmed as capable of immediately presenting situations, events, and en- vironments to perceiving subjects independently of textual limitations. To maintain the illusion of prosthetic simultaneity, then, the institution must maintain a theoretical distinction...

..., in its ontico-­ontological gen- erality it is inclusive of the various sites of being despite their mutual asym- metry and nonidentity. Second, as a way of knowing it resists more effec- tively the danger of co-optation­ by disciplinarization and institutionalization. This two-pronged­ solicitude...

... disciplinarity of the dominant discourse. In the interregnum, rather, the thinker and the poet must think the polyvalent manifestations of the spectrality released by the consum- mation of the Pax Metaphysica...

...’: Genre and Disciplinarity in Vic- torian Studies,” in Rethinking Victorian Culture, ed. Juliet John and Alice Jenkins (2000). Born in 1947, Collini attended Cambridge University as an under- graduate (BA, 1969), migrating to Yale for his MA (1970), and returning to Cambridge for his PhD...

... beings will intellectually or materially manifest in the not yet. In the meantime, there are significant advantages to Spanos’s adap- tation of Heideggerian ontology. It allows him to promote a form of trans- disciplinarity not easily obtained otherwise. His transgressive relocation...

... useful in Foucault is the mechanics of disciplinarization and institutionalization, the constitution, as it were, of the colonizer. Foucault does not relate it to any version, early or late, proto- or post-; of imperialism. They are of great usefulness to intel- lectuals concerned with the decay...

.... The first chapter is called “Fault Finding,” a response to the idea that criticism is too negative, too devoted to finding fault, in which I talk about Butler and Raymond Williams. The second chapter, which I'm writing at the same time, is about disciplinarity. It's a close reading of Foucault, which I have...

... the necessary rigor to really impact political theory. In the most chauvinistic versions of this denial, the reliance on this kind of inter- disciplinarity demonstrates not only that extra-­European political thought is inadequately studied but also that the cultures under analysis simply have...