... to my attention. See, in particular, Yabu, “Radiation Exposure Is Unequal,” www.jfissures.org/2013/04/24 /radiation-­exposure-­is-­unequal. 34 boundary 2 / August 2015 to the state’s reconstruction policy see in it the eventual disappearance of both the household and the everyday. Practices...

... to the reorganization of rural social life. The contemporary rural social and cooperative movement is marked by diversity and complexity, as had been its antecedents in the 1930s, to which many of the activists look for inspiration. This essay focuses on the politics and practices of one effort at transforming...

... and the practical skepticism of the “so-­called [sogennante which terms and phrases are always to be found in close proximity. The shadow that these terms cast on the concept of ursprüngliche Akkumulation is vast, and yet it has gone almost completely unremarked in the loquacious secondary literature...

... together like a group of teenagers. The husband is usually busy with his work outside the household, while the wife takes care of the child (or children) and all the household matters. A husband and wife normally do not appear together at social events, such as important ceremonies in the village...

...Melinda Cooper This article questions the culturalist and civilizational taxonomies of postsecular theory by redirecting attention toward the practical consequences of public theology in the realm of neoliberal welfare reform. Tracing the simultaneous rise of faith-based welfare and the religious...

... of production. The state also plays an equally key role in organizing ideology. For him, ideology does not merely consist of ideas and representations that ‘‘mystify ‘‘conceal or ‘‘invert’’ social relations; rather, they enact material practices to constitute property relations and the division of labor...

... diminishment or injurious exclusion (in the case of oppression and coercion). The normative claims of the recognition paradigm, however, gain an entirely different meaning in view of the ascendancy of the practical dis- course of human capital in contemporary global capitalism. Not all propo...

... institutional practices and everyday regimes have actually produced a significant advancement in ‘‘knowledge The underside of what Stanley Aronowitz once called ‘‘the last good job in America’’ is what others...

...). Spivak thus follows a classical gesture of one of Marx’s own practices of ideology critique: the critique of forms of knowledge, such as Hegelian idealism and British political economy, that returns them to the various formations of capital from whence they sprung, by showing...

... that a familiar type of critical practice opts for more exposé, more ‘‘outings when it comes to, among other things, the cul- turally influential issue of canon formation: for example, debunking Edgar Allan Poe for his alleged...

..., and political parties, and is liberated, limited, or subverted by the epistemological parameters of these institutions—what­ can and cannot be imagined within their theories and practices. I take it that critical thinking is fundamental to productive action. That is, the actions we take...

... that disrupts the comfortable, expected dispositions of everyday life and 4. The practice is known as fūsō—a form of primary burial once practiced throughout Oki- nawa. In the case of Kudaka, secondary burial takes place in the ornate ceramic urns— zushigame—that Okamoto and his companions saw...

... argue that what Aristotle did not foresee was that the economy may be marketed by prudently economizing bodily desires as self-aroused by the market. Juxtaposing Aristotelian and market economy sheds light on the fact that we are free to choose between vicious and virtuous economy. Whether practicing...

... bodies,” between his visible, finite body, on the one hand, and his body as heir to the eternal lineage of the imperial household, on the other. In August 1945, however, it is no longer the image of the emperor’s body that is critical to lead a nation; it is his voice. He must become radically...

...Christopher Connery Chongqing, a conurbation with province status about the size of Austria, was, between 2007 and 2012, under the leadership of Party Secretary Bo Xilai, the site of a number of political practices—in housing, law enforcement, industrial development, public “red culture...

... practice and an important concept-metaphor in Marx's and Lenin's writings. If their writings may all too conveniently be construed as prophecies that lost their historical force in mistranslation (among other misfortunes), we might say that our obligation today is to translate Marx and Lenin more...

... by the cultural practices of the community in which they reside and which constitute them as who they are, realized in and through the reproduction of their everyday lives. Therefore, any concep- tualization of social and political life should begin with the community embedded...

... of monotheistic, polytheistic, atheistic, monistic, pantheistic, panentheistic, and henotheistic beliefs and practices could be consigned to a single edi- fice of identity that in turn would, in time, be cast against and partitioned from the other nation marked by Islam. In terms of social power...

...Rashmi Bhatnagar; Renu Dube; Reena Dube Duke University Press 2004 Meera’s Medieval Lyric Poetry in Postcolonial India: The Rhetorics of Women’s Writing in Dialect as a Secular Practice of Subaltern Coauthorship and Dissent Rashmi Bhatnagar, Renu Dube, and Reena Dube...

... of emergency and states of exception, this essay argues that equal attention needs to be paid to expressions and operations of ecofascism in the mundane places and practices of everyday life. Expanding beyond the geographic and historical specificities of Nazism and its transatlantic dialogue with North...