...Lindsay Waters Lindsay Waters 2005 Is Now the Time for Paul de Man? An Address to Members of the Modern Language Association on the Twentieth Anniversary of Paul de Man’s Death Lindsay Waters And so let us then—by light...

... University Press 2010 Introduction and interview by Jason Michael Adams. Translation by Drew Burk, with the assistance of Hubertus Von Amelunxen. This interview was conducted on March 29, 2007. The Speeds of Ambiguity: An Interview with Paul Virilio...

... gone into the construction of liberal democracies. My chief exhibit will be the work of Paul W. Kahn (professor of law and the humanities at Yale Law School and director of its Center for International Human Rights) and the marriage of his thought to Carl Schmitt’s. Schmitt is not a late encounter...

...Oliver Simons Paul North’s The Yield: Kafka’s Atheological Reformation is one of the few books to have analyzed Kafka’s so-called Zürau Aphorisms , a collection of short texts from 1917–1918. North reads these notations as “reflections” in the tradition of ontological philosophy, “thoughts...

...Ronald A. T. Judy Beside the Two Camps: Paul Gilroy and the Critique of Raciology Ronald A. T. Judy The scholarly work that has been done in the past few years under what is now commonly called ‘‘the African Diaspora’’ has been...

...Daniel T. O'Hara; Gina Masucci MacKenzie Duke University Press 2005 On the Culture of the Real: A Response to Lindsay Waters’s Critical Reflections on the Case of Paul de Man Daniel T. O’Hara and Gina Masucci MacKenzie Slavoj Žižek remarks in his recent book...

...Matthew Suazo By expanding the frame of Paul Gilroy's post-9/11 intervention in Postcolonial Melancholia to include post–Hurricane Katrina discourse, this essay aims to more specifically elaborate the present moment—Gilroy's “postcolonial present”—as a space and time in which to combat...

... with Jacques Derrida and Paul de Man. This interview was conducted at Gutenberg University in Mainz on May 13, 2011, and was the keynote address of the workshop series “Mapping the World, Mapping Literature: A Global Community of Letters.” I am grateful to Professor Alfred Hornung of Gutenberg University...

... politicotemporal imaginaries: a stagnant time of political repetition—associated here with a Weberian rationalization and disenchantment of the world—and an anarchic time of disorienting economic growth—the volatile temporality of capitalist creative destruction, here captured by Paul Valéry's notion...

... of William Carlos Williams, and his famous essay “The Critic as Host.” He then addresses the reception of his criticism, his thoughts on irony and the work of Paul de Man, the current state of the humanities and humanities education, and the impact of digital technologies on contemporary reading practices...

... and divisions. The author’s experience as a translator, the concept of determinate negation as developed by Theodor W. Adorno, the translation theory of Walter Benjamin, and a poem by Paul Celan support claims that translation is a dialectical process that works both ways: it influences the translator’s...

... of linguistic and social form—in the poetic writing of Paul Celan and the Arabic-language translations of Celan offered by the Iraqi poet Khālid al-Ma‘ālī; in Walter Benjamin’s essayistic writing on language and the law; in the tenth-century Arabic-language philosopher Abū Naṣr al-Fārābī; and in Aristotle’s...

... with Mary Gaitskill’s novel Veronica . The critical judgment puts the artwork into a milieu. This essay argues the case for the holism of critical judgments versus what the author calls Bitsiness as Usual, the fragmentation of our understanding of our encounters with artworks. The author subjects both Paul...

... of triangulations and mediations between Cavafian and early twentieth-century words and worlds. This is not to trace influences or deep affinities but to deploy Cavafy as the “century's interlocutor,” in Paul's immodest but resonant phrase. Among the mediating or triangulated figures are F. T. Marinetti, E. M...

...R. A. Judy Abstract This interview with Anthony Bogues was conducted over two days in March 2021 as part of a larger project initiated by Paul Bové, editor of boundary 2 , to constitute an archive, for the historical record, of the intellectual formation of members of the boundary 2 Editorial...

...Paul A. Bové 2006 An Editorial Note Paul A. Bové In this issue, boundary 2 inaugurates a new section, ‘‘Interventions com- prised of relatively short pieces with little or no scholarly apparatus. Authors are free to address any...

...Paul A. Bové © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 The Future(s) of Criticism—I Editorial Note Paul A. Bové The editorial collective of boundary 2 has recently had the great pleasure...

...Paul A. Bové The Future(s) of Criticism—II Editorial Note Paul A. Bové The editorial collective of boundary 2 has recently had the great pleasure of working with a group of young scholars...