...Robert P. Marzec Duke University Press 2002 Enclosures, Colonization, and the Robinson Crusoe Syndrome: A Genealogy of Land in a Global Context Robert P. Marzec The advantages resulting from enclosures are not to be looked upon...

... an environmental genealogy from historical references within Michel Foucault's work on the relationship between land enclosures and rise of the prison, in order to establish a larger constellation in which to think the event of immigration incarceration today. The essay places Foucault's work in conversation...

... by which this became a basis for considering the writer as both alienated and oppositional, as also “representative.” He then develops this in critical dialogue with Bercovitch, offering an excellent summary of Bercovitch's analysis of the enclosure of “America” but then faulting what he finds the weakness...

...-­walled, Remington-hung,­ double-­windowed against the Novem- ber heat, insulated from Administrative sounds by the reception area out- side” (IJ, 3). Much effort is made to represent the sheer enclosedness of this institutional enclosure at the University of Arizona, where the author got his MFA...

... . “Fushikang wangguo yu Zhongguoshi juandiyundongde daolai” [“The Kingdom of Foxconn and the Arrival of the Chinese Enclosure Movement”] . Chengshi Zhongguo [Urban China] 47 : 68 – 73 . Rithmire Meg . 2012 . “ The ‘Chongqing Model’ and the Future of China .” Harvard Business Review Case 713...

.... The classic model of the English enclosures gives way, in the later chapters of Capital, to the description of expropriation in imperial and colo- nial contexts. This section of the text has generated some of its most quot- able passages. To wit: “The discovery of gold and silver in America...

... of enclosures that will be familiar to students of phenomenology: workers in their workshops, planets in their partnerships, regions building recursively out to the maximum system. His goal is to illuminate the shape and the shapability of the whole, and thereby of its parts. Without a doubt, he...

... a “détaillée” exploration of contemporary Greek literature, he has gone on to gesture towards Hellenophone-Arabophone affinities, an Egyptiote-Egyptian continuum (2010: 69). In his letter of December 13, 1928, Cavafy describes the enclosure as his opinion on the Lanterne sourde's activities, written...

... in an unattainable distance. This duality of the meaning of insularity— proximity and distance, enclosure and freedom, conflict and ease, concentration and expansion—will always point back to an aware- ness of distance...

... on technology. Around the time of the making of A.K.A. Serial Killer and The Red Army/PFLP, I was also involved with various other films, but the question of how to face the new political and social oppression was always among my biggest concerns. A suffocating sense of enclosure stemming from...

... on the trope of the black box. 13 Martin's use of brackets is one of the hallmarks of her postmodern poetics, first evident in A Gathering of Matter / A Matter of Gathering and then developed in subsequent books. She lifts key words or phrases and sometimes buries language through enclosures...

..., contracts, imperial trade, and the enclosure and parcelization of Native American lands. The passage, in other words, makes it difficult to tell if the lines are describing the movement of human bodies or the circulation of commodi- ties likely both. As Orlando Patterson reminds us, slaves were not only...

... the observer was believed to be fixed in a position of epistemic enclosure, its relationship to its envi- ronment was an attribute less of external influence than internal makeup. Notably, the second wave revolutionized the field by contributing this robust epistemology but did not naturally connect its...

... revolutionaries to leave behind the memory of heroism even after the revolutionary struggle is over. This is partly what we see in South Korean democracy after the democratization movement.) There cannot be freedom without a framing enclosure that supports it. The form of this enclosure delimits...

..., Slouching Towards Ayodhya (New Delhi: Three Essays Press, 2002). 244  boundary 2  /  Fall 2008 such historical disputes. It does not pertain to orders, spaces, genres, and enclosures of modern knowledge, but to a diffuse but kinetic ecology of sights and sounds. This form of Hindu power...

... to the analysis of postpartition political or economic developments, despite Marx and Engels's extensive and insightful commentary on the displacement of the peasantry, enclosure, and primitive accumulation in the post-Famine decades, a commentary that Lalor trenchantly anticipated. Latterly, British Marxist...

... in a stockaded enclosure, while Pinmay, after assuming charge of the dis- trict, turns into a tyrannical colonial official who forces his ways on the local people. Meanwhile, the forests and surrounding regions are cleared and be- come valuable sources of timber and mineral ore, inviting land speculators...

... in a stockaded enclosure, while Pinmay, after assuming charge of the dis- trict, turns into a tyrannical colonial official who forces his ways on the local people. Meanwhile, the forests and surrounding regions are cleared and be- come valuable sources of timber and mineral ore, inviting land speculators...

... rubric of historical enclosure that once viewed bombs, killings and roadblocks as immutable which now regards with consonant certainty the unshakeable ineluctability of multinational capital, corporate re-­branding and consumerism. In both cases a whole history of class struggle, issues of gender...