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...Rebecca E. Karl Duke University Press 2005 On Comparability and Continuity: China, circa 1930s and 1990s Rebecca E. Karl Commenting on François Furet’s book on the French Revolution, Jacques Rancière notes that Furet’s...

...Karl Kroeber Duke University Press 2000 5983 b2 27:1 / sheet 141 of 237 American Universities: A Personal View Karl Kroeber The following...

...Karl Kroeber Karl Kroeber 2003 y 2 / 30:3 / sheet 145 of 252 6943 boundar Curious Profession: Alfred Kroeber and Anthropological History Karl Kroeber...

...Karl Kroeber Duke University Press 2006 Dossier on American Democracy American Democracy, Boomer Humanism, Brotherhood Karl Kroeber My mind, because the minds that I have loved, The sort of beauty I have approved...

... book industries. The essay elaborates Karl Marx’s writings on exchange value in relation to more recent works of historical-materialist writing by Fredric Jameson, Terry Cochran, and others to build a frame for a reconsideration of Wallace’s incomplete and posthumous novel, thereby proposing a premise...

...Yuri Andrukhovych In this excerpt from the novel Twelve Circles , photographer Karl-Joseph Zumbrunnen takes leave of his earthly body and experiences an unexpected lightness of being. It is just before dawn on Easter Sunday, but he does not turn toward the resurrection of the rising sun; he sets...

...Martin Hägglund This article presents a reading of Karl Ove Knausgaard’s My Struggle as a whole, pursuing the existential stakes, philosophical implications, and transformative quality of the six-volume novel. My Struggle is read as a “secular confession,” which can be seen as a contemporary...

.... Drawing on Karl Marx's and Sigmund Freud's theories of fetishism, but also taking into account Jacques Derrida's generalization of the very concept of fetish, Szendy then suggests that the condition of possibility for musicality in general (or cinematicity, for that matter) is a certain type of striated...

... in Cultural Worlds . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Hutchins Edwin . 1995 . Cognition in the Wild . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . Ingold Tim . 2007 . Lines: A Brief History . New York : Routledge . Karl Rebecca . 1998 . “ Creating Asia: China in the World...

... is as aesthetically masterful as it is analytically astute. Moreover, and despite being overshadowed by the spectral and specular melodrama of the chapter on the fetish-­character of commodities, “The Working Day” is particularly exemplary in its account of how abstrac- 1. Karl Marx, “The Working Day...

... Dermot Ryan 1 In many of the exchanges between Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels on the question of translating Marx’s work, Engels appears to be the more mindful of the importance and challenges of rendering faithful translations of his friend’s ideas. Perpetually turning to his next...

...- membering your dreams or dreaming that you have memories? [No reply by WB] 3. Two-Headed Figure of Karl Marx and Groucho Marx, with Kerberus (Hoquetus/Melodrama) The Two Marxes (Karl...

... declare that the Irish landlords had a world-­historical role in bringing their Celtic tenantry, full of ancestral loy- alty and as feudal as one could wish, to resist modern socialist movements such as the Land League, to resist Karl Marx and his ilk, and thereby save Ireland and the world...

...Wolfgang Fritz Haug Duke University Press 2007 Philosophizing with Marx, Gramsci, and Brecht Wolfgang Fritz Haug 1. Why Gramsci and Brecht? I don’t have to introduce you to Karl Marx, though one could apply Brecht’s...

.... In a rough draft for the 1934 essay on Kafka, he refers to a “Chinese wisdom” in Kafka’s writings (Benjamin 1977: 3:1243). The 1934 essay itself (“Franz Kafka: On the Tenth Anniversary of his Death”) states that Karl Roß- mann’s childhood “studies” in The Missing Person (Der Verschollene, known...

... Quentin Meillassoux’s mathematization of being with a Dar- winian historicization of life. Rethinking the difficult question of black music in the United States, Ronald Radano returns to Karl Marx in the company of the New South his- toriography to argue that black musical value derives from...

... (London: Verso, 1984), 51. 3. Martin Heidegger, Being and Time, trans. Joan Stambaugh (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1996), 192. 4. Karl Marx, The Grundrisse, trans. Martin Nicolaus (London: Penguin, 1973), 106. 5. See Wolfgang Fritz Haug, “Kategorie,” in Historisch-kritisches­...

... grateful to my coeditor, Nergis Ertürk, for her multiple, patient, and meticulous readings, which were indispensable to the completion of the essay. I would also like to extend a special thanks to Brian Karl and Christian Nagler for their editorial suggestions. Unless otherwise noted, all...

... is lost. And, in a sense, that is also the point of the video. It contemplates and incarnates two essential discursive projects of memori- alization and its failures the witness of architecture, in Petra Epperlein s words in her film Karl Marx City (2016), and the forms of history. They are propelled...

... “Aristotle Discovers the Economy,” Karl Polanyi argues that Aristotle discovered what is customarily referred to as “the economy”:1 “In Aristotle’s writings we possess an eye-­witness account of some of the pristine features of incipient market trading at its very first appearance in the history...