...Ronald A. T. Judy Duke University Press 2003 Ralph Ellison: The Next Fifty Years Ronald A. T. Judy When Jonathan Arac and I sat down in my dining room four years ago in July 1999—at his strong suggestion, I must say—we could have...

... of his third trilogy of novels known as the Past Imperfect trilogy. The end of one cycle of novels and the beginning of another provided an opening to ask him questions about his next project and its relation to his earlier work. In this conversation, the author sheds light on these and other issues...

..., and impermanence and refuses essentialisms. The essay begins by drawing from Baraka's essays on theater the claim that the work, or action, of revolutionary art is to set into motion a doubling, to produce oppositions that remain unsettled. Next is an extended reading of Baraka's play A Black Mass , first staged...

... to be the subject of his next project. When his astral body is absorbed by the light of the stadium, the author takes leave of his readers, but not before knocking on wood. Translation copyright 2013 Vitaly Chernetsky 2013 The full English translation of Twelve Circles is forthcoming this winter from...

...-gardes will define themselves. After examining a typical “hybrid” poem, the essay proceeds to discuss Craig Dworkin's Parse (2008), a sample of twenty-first century “conceptual poetics.” Dworkin suggests that the U.S. avant-garde, in its next phase, will aggressively target educational methods...

...-party system. While misinformation is merely a mistake in reportage that is typically retracted in the next day’s news or a distortion of the truth, conscious (spin) or unconscious, for particular ends, such as the Bush administration’s fiction of “weapons of mass destruction,” Disinformation is a deep...

.../community organization, the individualization of family life manifests itself through the disembedment of the individual from previously all-encompassing social ties, especially that of the patriarchal order. In the first section, I review the institutional changes in family structure and size. Next, I...

... not be the same from one moment to the next and a certain kind of knowledge therefore becomes impossible. In such worlds, in which “the future constancy of the real is not guaranteed” and moreover “contingency is necessary” (to recall the work of philosopher Quentin Meillassoux), the project of detection...

... in the book, about any piece in any book. They tell me their teachers would go over the material again the next day. The next day after school, we meet again. Did the teachers explain? “Reading poriyechhe,” is the answer—an untranslatable Bengali phrase for which there are equivalents in all...

... Jim Rosenberg Bios — as in biosphere, the universe, the totality of living things, the breath- scape. The evolved: a generational, incremental one-to-the-next change. Contribution, frequency, probability: slow morphing of the gravity of the rules of survival. Diversity...

... their neighbors whenever they went by. As they burned the RCD Party building, which was right next to my flat, they made sure no other buildings in the neighborhood were harmed. At this point, the unidentified agents wearing black decided to take revenge. They raided the quarter with their vehicles...

... that is demographically aging, old people are disappearing in Japan. Or at least that was a lead story in August 2009: the case of the missing elderly. On August 4, the headlines read: “Fourteen elderly, status unknown.” By the next day, the number had risen to thirty-one­ nationwide. And by August 6, forty...

... Czernowitz . . . among them (Celan's close friends) Erich Einhorn and Gustav Chomel.” On July 5, 1941, Romanian troops occupied Czernowitz, and the German Einsatz-Truppe D, led by SS-Brigade-führer Ohlendorf, reached the city the very next day. The SS had one essential job to fulfill: “Energisch...

... . . . michelle obama’s striking arms raise contro- versy . . . will miley cyrus become the next lindsay lohan or the next michael jackson? . . . 30-foot­ fence around u.s. bor- ders can’t stop illegal aliens; little green man tells “how i got ovah” . . .  i see london...

... of Editors of Learned Jour- 230 boundary 2 / Fall 2006 nals in the category of Best Special Issue of 2001. The second, ‘‘Ralph Ellison: The Next Fifty Years’’ (vol. 30, no. 2), was coedited with Jonathan Arac. Karl Kroeber, Mellon Professor in the Humanities at Columbia University, recently published...

... © 2010 by Duke University Press 2010 Books Received Arondekar, Anjali. For the Record: On Sexuality and the Colonial Archive in India. Next Wave: New Directions in Women’s Studies. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 2009. Baum, Bruce, and Duchess Harris, eds. Racially...

... experience in the next section of this part of the poem. Here, the poet sees the ghost of his dead father at work, loading his barge at the Guinness Brewery Gates, ‘‘starting downstream’’ and pausing to let another ship, ‘‘the Lady Patricia dock. The scene stresses the deft- ness of touch...

..., Paid in Full. The next year, this debut was followed by the recording I’m consider- ing here. A progression of the prosodic effects of the first album, there are connections to be made between Rakim’s presentation of self and lyrical vibrancy as a way to think about how Hip Hop affect informs...

... to the Internet, and announced that this would be his last term in office, stating that he would not be a candidate in the 2014 presidential elections and that he would call for the election of a new legislative body in the next six months. After Ben Ali’s departure the next day, on January 14...

... teaches literary theory and narrative poetics. In recent years, he has published extensively on Henry James and the analytical potential of Queer Theory. His book Conjugating the Subject: Henry James and Queer Formalism will be published next year. His next project focuses on archival poetics...