... inherent in the thing—the word not as flat marker but as gravitating and radiating body of history. This essay touches on prominent nineteenth- and twentieth-century sources of this modernist theory of language and philosophical philology, thinkers who worked in different ways to open theoretical horizons...

...Sabu Kohso This essay is an attempt to understand what has been happening after Fukushima 3/11 in Japan, in terms of capital's accumulation and sociopolitical formation, from the vantage point of global anticapitalist struggles. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 radiation antinuclear...

... of a reconstruction program driven by a campaign to actu- ally persuade the populace that the risks of radiation and contamination have dissipated and today pose no real danger. The logic informing this campaign derives from the experience of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the belief that pollution and radiation...

... pups over- come by a bitch’s thick milk. So much of your eyes are waiting to sup on the right teat. So much of color is waiting. So much of color is in the wait to be seen. One thing radiating points to the other that is not lit. boundary 2 42:4 (2015) DOI 10.1215/01903659-­3156069 © 2015...

...Beth Loffreda 6 boundary 2 / November 2015 Beth Loffreda Reconstructions (1) Every time my gaze fell on the desktop computer I felt the urge to check my email, but it was meant only for patients to check themselves in. Down the hall was a radiation beam that clicked on and off like...

...—more often than not a political unit that derives its identity from particular social and cultural practices, the one not clearly distinguished from the other. These practices are usually taken to radiate from a center somewhere within the boundaries, fading to near invisibility...

... aesthetic space. This nucleation process is a random process, a quantum randomness opposed to strictly deterministic laws of nature, similar to radioactive decay, where the sparkling Bernsteinian atom, along with those of Silliman, McCaffery, and Bruce Andrews, radiates gamma rays to create microscopic...

... at the end of A History of Violence and Eastern Promises. Where Irons’s characters radiate cerebral 206  boundary 2  /  Summer 2009 repression, Mortensen’s enact physical volatility. No matter how psycho- logically burned out Tom/Joey and Nikolai may be by the time Cronenberg finally cuts away from...

... are these powerful portraits in The Rings of Saturn? Where are the figures that must be approached with utmost humility but nonethe- less radiate survival s potency? Who will the reader remember after reading The Rings of Saturn? Some blurry- lined pensioner dedicating his time to growing rare flowers? Some burned...

...; but then suddenly time began of itself to radiate. Then, trembling, an I of immortality began to radiate, as Ben- jamin beautifully says, and I feel myself a ray of time (Benjamin 2011: 152). My career with the artworks that have shaped me is my aesthetic education, my encounters with those works so many...

... Indiana, Ohio and Southern Michigan They are on the side of the Easterners and they are doing things with photo- synthesis and radiation we do not understand How can it be, then, ma’am that the dead animals support the bureaucrats who will bring about their very own death The answer, sir, has...

...—­a “growing cause of nonmilitary conflict”5—­began to appear in key RMA documents that encouraged the Pentagon to start including ecologists in 4. Elizabeth DeLoughrey, “Radiation Wars of Light,” Modern Fiction Studies 55, no. 3 (2009): 468–95. 5. “Finally, the revolution in military affairs points...

... not of the land, for the land must become English land before he can connect to it in any substantial fashion. After God’s table is spread, Crusoe says that he no longer ‘‘afflict[s] [his] self with Fruitless Wishes of being there for the island has come to radiate with the ‘‘Disposi- tions of Providence which...

... it. It can also be said that what is at stake is not a platonic type of recollection of an idea, or a form, but the repetition that shows the limits of the formal. The radiation in this world he comes from is attributed to an explosion, a disappearance of the same sun in whose light we wanted to exist...

...” that populate her friend Damien’s apartment (PR, 3, 5). This seems to me to be an invocation of Pynchon’s dummies in V. (1963). For Pynchon’s “Frankenstein’s- monsterlike” SHROUD (“synthetic human, radiation output determined”) and SHOCK (synthetic human object, casualty kinematics...

... that wields a pick or drives a spike.” This dignity “radiates” from God, defined as “the centre and circumference of all democracy! His omni- presence, our divine equality!” This continues in a much-commented pas- sage, whose opening phrase gave the title to an important book by the radi- cal Trinidadian...

... of the survivors, not by the power of terror, theirs or ours. Of course, the consequences of nuclear attack were largely discussed in terms of the immediate impact, the blast, and how to survive it. Longer-term­ radiation damage was barely discussed or was lim- ited to affirming the importance of stripping...

...-eyed black man appears one sunny after- noon on Riverside Drive, near 51st, where he ‘‘disrupted we are told, ‘‘the visual peace of the promenading throng by racing up in a shiny new blue Volkswagen Beetle decked out with a gleaming Rolls-Royce radiator’’ (505). There is more to this shocking...

... interests with those of other groups or to translate them from particularity to a certain generality. The more universal—in the sense of uniting differ- ent groups—the solutions and orientations are that a group can represent, the further radiates its “charisma,” which finally can win “hegemony...

...- tural technologies that mediate social dynamics as semantic struggles— 3. Historians such as Georges Sadoul and Georges Charensol in France, Oskar Kalbus in Germany, Paul Rotha in Britain, and Lewis Jacobs in America recounted the birth and growth of a film industry that proliferated, radiating...