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...Nor Hall Abstract This introduction to the Book of Ours tells stories of the processes of its production and the efforts made regarding its publication. The Book of Ours , a handwritten and hand-drawn workbook, was designed by Norman O. Brown and Nor Hall to accompany eight labyrinthine lectures...

...Peter A. Hall Peter Hall 2007 The Dilemmas of Contemporary Social Science Peter A. Hall For two hundred years, social science has provided the lens through which people view society and the visions animating most...

... Hall, among others, at the Birmingham Centre for Contemporary Cultural Study in the UK; and research generated by the Indian Subaltern Studies group are testimonials to Gramsci's ongoing legacy. These texts followed Gramsci in performing a multifaceted examination of language, political, and social...

...Jim Merod This excerpt from Lifetime Grammy Award “hall of fame” inductee Benny Golson’s autobiography follows the composer/saxophonist’s recollection of the premature death of his close friend, John Coltrane. Its intimate narrative recalls adolescent jam sessions in Philadelphia that brought...

... Introduction When Antonio Gramsci, locked away in Italy’s fascist jails between 1927 and his death in April 1937, began to probe the question that politically haunted him—why the European proletarian revolution had failed to materi- This title is inspired by Stuart Hall’s closing address...

... that “a good step in sorting issues is having a clear view of what they are” and suggested asking the Graduate Division of Diversity to conduct a survey (pers. comm.). That following fall, graduate students decided to hold a town hall to discuss issues we were whispering about among ourselves in small groups...

... of thinking. Stuart Hall, in a recent essay, argued that we are in the midst of a neolib- eral revolution, one which is “intended [as] a permanent revolution In the midst of this “revolution,” one in which there was a moment of neoconser- vative onslaught, there emerged the African American figure...

...Beth Loffreda © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 6 boundary 2 / November 2015 Beth Loffreda Reconstructions (1) Every time my gaze fell on the desktop computer I felt the urge to check my email, but it was meant only for patients to check themselves in. Down the hall...

... configuration—could we lay claim, in one direction, to a “long” sixties, as Jacquelyn Dowd Hall proposes an expanded dating for the civil rights movement,14 that might back up as far as 1945 (the year that Western time began again and to which historians of Germany refer as “Stunde Null” or “zero hour...

... of Innovative American Poetry, 1970–2000 (2002). Two volumes of his ongoing poetic sequence, Terra Lucida , are forthcoming. Nor Hall is a writer, theater artist, and psychotherapist. She is author of the chapbook Traces (2010) and books including Irons in the Fire (1998), Those Women (1988...

... , edited by Young Robert , translated by McLeod Ian , 48 – 78 . Boston : Routledge & Kegan Paul . Hall Stuart . 2016 . Cultural Studies 1983: A Theoretical History . Edited by Slack Jennifer Daryl and Grossberg Lawrence . Durham, NC : Duke University Press...

... by Eloff Jan H. P. and von Solms Sebastiaan H. , 577 – 89 . London : Chapman and Hall . Cohen I. Bernard . 1988 . “ The Computer: A Case Study of Support by Government, Especially the Military, of a New Science and Technology .” In Science, Technology, and the Military , edited...

... that takes innumer- able forms: Somerleyton Hall, famed for the scarcely perceptible transi- tions from interiors to exterior (Sebald 1998: 33 34); the Somerleyton yew maze, where I became so completely lost (38); the vast and endless (257) corridors of Chateaubriand s family home; Dunwich Heath, where...

... (Winter 2000): 134, 132. Subsequent references are cited parenthetically as Marshall. boundary 2 33:2 (2006) DOI 10.1215/01903659-2006-006 © 2006 by Duke University Press 130 boundary 2 / Summer 2006 This tension in Lee begs the question that Stuart Hall asks of a Carib- bean filmmaker...

... / The American Asiatic Association 213 All of these limits, repressed at the level of economic fantasy, point to an urgent distinction that needs to be kept in mind when thinking about mar- kets. As Stuart Hall writes, ‘‘There is no fixed and unalterable relation be- tween what the market is, and how...

..., and impressive community halls, not to mention res- boundary 2 45:1 (2018) DOI 10.1215/01903659-4295455 © 2018 by Duke University Press 2 boundary 2 / February 2018 taurants, cafés, and pubs. These suggest levels of community vitality that the more devastated parts of the world cannot sustain...

...      my cat. I woke to Robert Johnson on the radio, myth of a soul sold, some small-­town crossroads. Died at twenty-­seven, whiskey    poisoning—a dance, a jealous husband, an open bottle, cliché bluesman end—so he missed his Carnegie Hall debut, and his ghostly      recording went instead...

... Copyright ©2024 by Duke University Press 2024 Nadia Bou Ali is associate professor and director of the Critical Humanities for the Liberal Arts Program at the American University of Beirut. She is the author of Hall of Mirrors: Psychoanalysis and the Love of Arabic (2020), and coeditor...

... Nuova. Umbrella pines are passing by Suddenly I hear a key in the outer door. I turn all cold— The moment after Cynthia steps in the room her silhouette seems immense, Svenbro / In Translation 31 behind her glares the bright light in the hall. She...