... front” in terms of “deviations” from a militant line. These various elements will converge in Badiou's portrait of the subjectivity proper to the moment that followed les années rouges of the sixties and seventies—the period which he calls the Restoration, and whose latest incarnation he has identified...

... taking the number 7 train out to the end of the line, Main Street, Flushing, Queens, reputed to be the most diverse zip code in the nation. There he witnesses what he defines as “John Kwang’s people”: I watched as people struggled to shift themselves forward in the bare...

... of aromatherapy and Muzak 2.0, which cosset as they bill the consumer, such poetry works up a climate that engrosses, then discomposes. •  •  •  • To speak of the poetic line is to speak of architecture. But what is to become of poetic architecture in a landscape of gaining virtuality...

... active witness to distant suffering and even to place their lives at risk in many parts of the world as human shields” (79). In putting their lives on the line in this manner, he sees them as representative of the “undoing of identity politics,” and it is at this point that Gilroy offers the work...

... authorities, rebel, official, bohemian, but always talented, Awlad Ahmed is, without doubt, the Tunisian poet most recognized as such since Abou el- Kacem Chebbi. Some say he is the most gifted; others claim he is the most dangerous because of his sharp and unpredictable pen, his ideological line...

... as performative speech acts. At the site where language, race, and religion–the positive symptoms of decadence–are knotted together, Renan describes a political theology of the color line. The supposed “truths” about Oriental decadence became distributed among the objects of its study (“Orientals”) within...

... a . . . Celan” (Roberto Bolaño, El Tercer Reich [Barcelona: Anagrama, 2010], 283). The English version omits a line of the Spanish text, so that Grass and Rommel are not mentioned: “I’d tell him that Manstein is like . . . Celan” (216). 114 boundary 2 / May 2015 progress of the board game The Third...

... literary and cultural life has generally remained eerily becalmed and consensual, even soporific; the sudden and sharp meltdown of the Celtic Tiger notwithstanding, many of the country’s leading writers have more or less ignored the crisis or have lined up with establishment- and corporate-friendly...

... will be similarly transformed, thereby pointing the way to a radically new manner of pedagogical communication. By way of conclusion, Benjamin’s line of thinking is applied to recent debates on the use of online learning within the contemporary academy. Beyond Critique: Walter Benjamin on the Politics of Production...

... for the productivity of literary form at the level of the line and for the neutralization and appropriation of that productivity across circuits of commodification, translation, and journalistic-scholarly “appreciation”? © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 poetics philosophy literary theory formalism...

... was structurally new, it became news. The media-­reported effects had further impact, namely, the transmission of an activating hegemony project. Those attracted by this project formed an ideal composite in line with Gramsci’s concept of hege- mony, uniting “the dominated and the educated” and bringing...

... historical significance of Adams's critique. Further, by locating in these early writings inchoate concerns that, more fully elaborated, also inform his later works, the essay emphasizes a consistent line of development within Adams's thought and sets the stage for its reassessment taken as a developing...

... motif in the production is the hand: the hands of the assembly line, hands that get injured in industrial accidents, hands that link workers together. The excerpt translated here prominently features the hand motif. Grass Stage Theater World Factory assembly line Chinese workers global...

...- twentieth- century projects of national liberation we shall trouble this designation presently from modern European capitalist imperial expan- sion. To be more specific, in that regard, Césaire s line has to do with the aesthetic- political project of Négritude apropos Haiti circa 1956, and the invocation...

... instruments on which hard- boiled reporters (and artists) plied their sometimes danger- ous and possibly heroic trade, often under the pressure of deadlines. Eigner was prevented, on the muscular- neural level, from practicing calligraphy (though his spatial determination of where on the page a new line...

... in literary expression; and horizon , a mark of how human thought, in collaboration with nature or the given world, shapes an image of space, direction, and limit, an imaginary line that also helps to frame ideas of transcendence. Taken together, these three words offer coordinates by which one can start...

... and 1960s, was invested with the codes of “social realism,” “neo-realism,” and even “socialist realism” (Selim 2004 : 19). The scheme was in line with Nasser's philosophy, if it did not stem from it. In his book The Philosophy of Revolution , Nasser argues that a nation's historical development goes...

... of main discursive lines and elements of the party's trajectory that help explain its relevance in the context of recent Spanish political and cultural history: the crisis of middle classes; the plebeian as political subject linked to an alliance between precarized middle classes and precarious working...

..., and earlier on I did the social-history research for his remarkable book The History of West Indies Cricket. Later on I began to understand that some folks saw me as a kind of political son. I never saw it that way. That line of argument began to emerge because of a specific incident when we were...