... thought. Her Thoreau is a prophet with a freshly thought‐out message about how perpetual mourning drives the perpetual renewal of life, about the importance of disindividualizing, and about the persistence of life at its most basic and elemental level. Arsić shows how, once we learn to see and hear...

..., the instructive par- allels, we think, are clearly striking. De Man is the psychotic break of high theory in America, and the Michaels critical generation is the delusional for- mation of perpetually failing and so perpetually renewing attempts at sym- bolic rewriting. The work of Lindsay Waters on Paul de...

... necessary for its perpetual renewal: the proximity of civilization and wilder- ness, old world and new, optimism and anxiety, order and errancy, peace and violence, indeed, the indissoluble belongingness of these hierarchical opposites. Daniel Webster’s Bunker Hill orations are, of course...

... ) Living by such transfigurations of the world into some renewing material-spiritual “choir invisible” of love's body, one can follow and live by the mandate of perpetual metamorphosis Norman O. Brown had turned into a gerundive verb like Martin Heidegger's worlding or Gary Snyder's world mattering...

... of visibility as well as the spectral projection (“man whose perpetual selfies occupy its screen (Alfred Hitchcock dismissed movies as “pictures of people talk- ing The trauma is not, in the Freudian lexicon, this or that violation from the world (such as war), but the ill and trauma of this originary...

... Mather, 63–68. Spanos  /  Edward W. Said and Zionism  151 fact” guarantees the perpetual renewal, the rejuvenation of the covenanted people, and thus saves them from the fate of the Old World: tyranny and decay, Pharaoh and fleshpot. Equally important...

..., activists, and educators will welcome Brown's interests in ecological health, holistic pedagogy, and the promise of just futures. The essays gathered here take Brown's work as a point of departure for thinking possibility in political-social life and indeed in world-remaking. The renewal...

... absolutely circumscribed by the dictates and logic of geopolitical definition. The flight is not from but rather oriented toward the inclusive humankind Frantz Fanon calls for near the end of Les damnés de la terre. This flight is restless in the sense that it is perpetual and ceaseless, with- out any proper...

... in the cultic rituals of paternal power. The most cursory reading will recognize Kamāl’s plea in the solilo- quy for a nation without history and a life with no past to be a negative criti- cism of the calcified institutions of cumulative habit that have fixed thinking into perpetually repeated...

... both as a critical sup- plement and as a profound threat, demonstrates a schizophrenic form of historical consciousness that perpetually vacillates between a cultural desire to acknowledge the past and a political need to dis- avow it. While the popular script...

...Takushi Odagiri Various elements of the everyday have been suspended, interrogated, and redefined in the estranged experience of the crisis that occurred in Japan shortly after March 2011. This complex transformation of quotidian consciousness gives renewed meaning to Miki Kiyoshi's philosophy...

... of the human that perpetuate the devaluing of blackness, this essay examines, through an analysis of Parks’s play and Walker’s cutout, what I call an aesthetic of “disalienation,” which loosens the hold of ever-present racial signifiers ready to reinscribe racist formulations of blackness. Through their acts...

... and unemployable to the bottom of the social and economic pyramid, and perpetual warfare on national and global fronts. Antonio Gramsci's analysis of “passive revolution” seems cogent for this moment, particularly for the ways media and other cultural forms play a significant role in mobilizing or disorganizing...

... this tradition in its figural relationship to past becomings. Where this philosophical tradition intersects with current examples of antiracist activism, figurations of cosmopolitan dissidence produce flashes of postrace fulfillment that disrupt the emerging totalitarianisms of thought that would perpetuate...

... borderlands but ahead, linking city and country in a space-time globalized maze of libidinal interface. It is not enough to figure these modes of cul- tural production in Asia or on the Rim as perpetual latecomers, late-modern derivatives, or bastardized mixtures in any sense. This booming and bus...

... to a wider (Israeli) public. Other crit- ics have also contributed to the renewed interest in Kahanoff’s work: see Dolly Benhabib, ‘‘Ha-chat saiyot hit katsru’’ [Skirts Are Shorter Now: Comments on Levantine Female Iden- tity in the Writing of Jacqueline Kahanoff], Theory and Criticism: An Israeli Forum 5...

... is a perpetual promise for the imagination. A promise which is met and which is like a reward after a long and tiring exertion. —María Zambrano In 1994, in Tenerife, there was a conference of Cuban writers who...

... in the mode of risk or Utopia, and in the concern to articulate a renewed sense of poli- 6. On these themes see, for instance, Adams 1963 (103–5, 115–19, 126, 321–23). Most major studies of Adams touch on these writings, if at all, only briefly. Porter 1981 works primarily with The Education, while...

...- tual life in 1976.17 In Being and Time, Heidegger argued that an anticipatory resolute- ness toward one’s death animates a potential authenticity for Dasein, and that this resoluteness requires repetitive renewals. Temporal authenticity allows one to devote oneself to future possibilities...

... logic in order to articulate the forms, frames, and functions of a habit of critical thinking attentive to coconstitution of the theological and the political. To this end, critiques of religion that have taken on this peculiar char- acter exhibit a renewed interest...