... of Lyndon Johnson’s genocidal aggression in Vietnam. Johnson’s campaign of impla- cable violence fomented the end of his catastrophic political career, four decades of the greatest criminal venality in American history. Barely three years out of office, Johnson died in January 1973, a prisoner under...

... many (notably, James Weldon Johnson) who urged Du Bois to respond (ix). 11. On the 1909 AHA paper, see Lewis, ‘‘Introduction vii. 12. For a summary of the Dunning position, see Eric Foner, Reconstruction: America’s Unfinished Revolution: 1863–1877 (New York: Harper and Row, 1988), xix–xx...

...      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...

... practice rather than atavistic in- heritance’’ (116). Nearly all of the writers Thomas considers are bourgeois crypto-nationalists, p]roud like Fenton Johnson, who, ‘‘despite his edu- cation and middle-class mannersfeltthat there was a cultural vitality among the black proletariat that he desperately...

... . “ Kaisetsu .” In Shōsetsu teigin jiken , by Seichō Matsumoto , 281 – 86 . Tokyo : Kadokawa . Jameson Fredric . 2016 . Raymond Chandler: The Detections of Totality . London : Verso Books . Johnson Chalmers . 1972 . Conspiracy at Matsukawa . Berkeley : University...

... Hisaaki Suga Keijiro Masami Yuki . Lanham, MD : Lexington Books . Johnson Elizabeth Johnson David . 2014 . “ On the Political Unconscious of the Anthropocene .” Interview with Frédéric Neyrat. Society and Space . March 20 , 2014 . https://societyandspace.org/2014/03/20...

...- tution Building. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2005. Connolly, William E. Pluralism. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 2005. Derrida, Jacques. Paper Machines. Trans. Rachel Bowlby. Cultural Memory in the Present. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 2005. Deutsch, Helen. Loving Dr. Johnson...

... of culture and education, and in green politics and ecocriticism. He recently coedited with Julia Jordan a collection of critical essays on the British novelist B. S. Johnson (B. S. Johnson and Post-War­ Fiction: Possibilities of the Avant Garde, 2014). Other publications include To Relish the Sublime...

... . Loving Dr. Johnson . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Donoghue Denis . 1969 . Jonathan Swift: A Critical Introduction . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Ehrenpreis Irvin . 1984 . “ Three Part I nventions .” New York Review of Books , January 19, 1984. http...

... of E. M. Forster: A Selected Edition. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 2008. Jarrar, Randa. A Map of Home: A Novel. New York: Other Press, 2008. Johnson, Barbara. Persons and Things. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2008. Jones, Stephan Graham. Ledfeather. Tuscaloosa, Ala...

... that question in the prologue to his Parva Aesthetica, the answer is clearly in the negative.55 The other German writers implicated in this project of a trans-European­ journal (Uwe Johnson, Enzensberger, Inge- borg Bachmann, and Günter Grass) also could not hide their discomfort...

... it catches on, loses sight of its teleology and continues as a periodicity with a force . . . of inner intensity.”12 Use your binoculars to study Johnson’s Latin-feathered, symmetri- cally nested bird Spires woven with field guides.13 10. Lila Zemborain, Mauve Sea-Orchids (New York...

... of 2015–16 pushed his government more fully into alignment with Jobbik's anti-Roma, anti-immigrant platform. Sobornost recalls a deterritorialized vision of authoritarian power that invokes the history of Russia's overland imperialism, as for Johnson the Roman imperial imaginary, as the basis...

... supported the American war in Vietnam and who accepted honors from both Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon, the presidents leading the war. Invisible Man comes at a midpoint. Elsewhere, I have charted the emer- gence of the patriotic position within that novel, although that is not the whole story.18...

... and the Deformation of Culture (1996) and Loving Dr. Johnson (2005), she is currently finishing a book on Jonathan Swift and Edward Said, of which this essay is both part and harbinger. Jay Garcia is an associate professor of comparative literature at New York Univer- sity. He is the author of Psychology Comes...

... Watley, Jesse Johnson's solo career and his work with Da Krash and TaMara and the Seen, Bromar, and artists not associated with Minneapolis such as Dreamboy, Ready for the World, The Deele, Georgio, the Bar-Kays, the System, Eddie “E.T.” Towns, Shalamar (post–Howard Hewitt), Loose Ends, Teddy Riley...

... cameras. ‘‘When we do have large crowds we put the flags up and the UN logo in front of the tapestry asserted Stephane Dujar- ric, associate spokesman for UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan. New York Newsday, however, reported that ‘‘diplomats at the United Nations, speak- 32. Chalmers Johnson, Blowback...

... University Press 202 boundary 2 / August 2015 Greif, Mark. The Age of the Crisis of Man: Thought and Fiction in America, 1933– 1973. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2015. Guyotat, Pierre. In the Deep. South Pasadena, CA: Semiotext(e), 2014. Johnson, Katherine. Sexuality: A Psychosocial...

... in the network, it is a moment of aesthetic self-­organization, of morphogenesis, of autopoiesis. Steven Johnson, writing on the science of studying self-organization,­ defines emergence quite simply: “the movement from low-level­ rules to higher-­level sophistication.”35 Emergent systems...

... Michaelsen is associate professor of English at Michigan State University. He has written extensively on foundational problems in cultural studies, anthropology, political science, and law. He also currently coedits, with David E. Johnson, CR: The New Centennial Review, a journal of theoretical inquiry...