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...Rashmi Dube Bhatnagar What exactly was invented when the language department of Bhakka was formally instituted at Fort William College in 1801 and Lallu Jee Lal was selected as the first Braj Bhakka scholar? Hindi polemicists celebrate Pundit Lallu Jee Lal’s invention of a Hindi purified of Yavani...

... committed at Fort Wilderness eighteen years earlier. His shame encompasses, as well, the entirety of the South’s discred- ited history of civic violence. 32 boundary 2 / Summer 2002 In The Patriot, the Revolutionary War that had not yet facilitated the founding of the United States of America...

.... This oscillation expresses fort /da: the dismaying recognition that the source of pleasure is gone (fort ) alternates with the satisfaction that the source of pleasure is here (da). In death, no need exists to play this fort /da game...

... the creative is to imagine discom- fort. What is more disruptive to the American fantasy of itself than this black or brown body, that lurks and hulks, the one that opens and spills, that is uncontained and uncontainable, unbreakable/brutal and just as fragile, the one that threatens the imaginary...

..., at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, just ten days before the July 7 bombings, which would become the latest in a series of massive, near-catastrophic bombings. Barely more than a year prior to the London bombings, on March 11, 2004, the commuter train system in Madrid, Spain, was bombed. This attack...

... in the form of [o]pen rings (9). Like a textbook ring composition,6 at the end of the story, shortly after parting ways with Austerlitz, the narrator returns to Fort Breendonk, a place where he had visited barely two days after their initial encounter very early on in both the narrative and narrated...

... discharge. The men all wanted to get rid of me after they found out I was a woman. Some of them acted real bad to me” ( St. Louis Daily Times 1876). On October 14, 1868, the army discharged William Cathay at Fort Bayard on a surgeon's certificate of disability along with two other privates. William's...

... / August 2020 a railway station, the mosaic adorning the entrance of a house, or the pro- tective fence surrounding Fort Breendonk). They reveal the psychological makeup of a protagonist whose interpretation of the world is based on spa- tial rather than temporal dimensions. Such a cognitive perception...

... University of New York Press, 2003. Genet, Jean. The Declared Enemy: Texts and Interviews. Trans. Jeff Fort. Ed. Albert Dichy. Palo Alto, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 2004. Gilman, Sander. Jurek Becker: A Life in Five Worlds. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2004. Goldberg, Jonathan. Tempest...

... of these scientists came from Fort Detrick, the notorious biosecurity and biowarfare laboratory complex in Maryland, most recently implicated, however inconclusively, in the Sars-CoV2 pandemic because of its intimate ties with the level 4 biosecurity lab in Wuhan, China, where large-scale experiments took place...

... Rebellion; postrevolution- ary wrangling over the British- held forts at Detroit and Niagara; the making of the Northwest Territory; early US campaigns to subdue the Indians of the Ohio Valley and beyond. Those events are no sooner listed than they sug- gest a classic imperial series: from the uninvaded...

... on Fort Ross: “Fort Ross: The West Coast of the United States, not long ago the east- ern edge of Russia, is being bought up by investors from Japan and Hong Kong. Is the U.S. American empire in decline? Or perhaps in metamor- phosis? It’s unclear.”14 In “Diasporas,” he is not the first to ruminate...

... their 20. This is the term used by Georges Hardy in Nos grands problèmes coloniaux (Paris: Librarie Armand Colin, 1933), 210. This text will be discussed at length in the final section of this essay. 21. Edouard de Lépine, Questions sur l’histoire antillaise (Fort-de-France, Martinique: Edi- tions Emile...

... to the unnamed narrator who then travels to the fortress of Breendonk, the last such fort to be completed on the eve of World War I, which, overrun a second time by the German armed forces, served from 1940 to 1944 as a penal camp imprisoning members of the Bel- gian resistance. Its defensive function ultimately...

... . Mufti Aamir R. 2016 . Forget English! Orientalisms and World Literature . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Nichanian Marc . 2014 . Mourning Philology: Art and Religion at the Margins of the Ottoman Empire . Translated by Goshgarian G. M. Fort Jeff . New York...

... analysis of racism, identi- fies as the abandonment of the social to the juridical order and the com- fort of thinking that we have democracy because we have laws that protect equality and rights. Both the social history of the African American commu- nity that Bogues meticulously analyses...

... by Sullivan Michael Whitsitt Sam . Albany : State University of New York Press . Agamben Giorgio . 2005 . State of Exception . Translated by Attell Kevin . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Agamben Giorgio . 2007 . Profanations . Translated by Fort Jeff...

..., which is shown in photographs, maps, and diagrams and in panoramic perspective. These pictured forts, prisons, and mazes possess a doubled relation to the novels in which they appear, referring to both the individual descriptions of labyrinths (hospital and prison corridors, garden mazes, colossal man...

... of the pillars of contemporary Cuban political ideology: the idea of a harshly besieged and blockaded country, of the walled fort, subject to an inescapable tragic destiny. It is not that by playing...

..., the discussion of pragmatism opens up a window on this vanished world that illuminates features of our own in often unsuspected ways. It is entirely appropriate that its cover illustration liter- ally wraps the book in an American flag—indeed the Fort Sumter battle flag. This is a book not only about American...