... of resentment playing a crucial role. sagnani1@uic.edu Copyright ©2022 by Duke University Press 2022 decolonization resentment Enlightenment poverty freedom The perplexities of the Rights of Man are manifold, and Burke's famous argument against them is neither obsolete nor “reactionary...

...J. T. Barbarese From the outset, Wallace Stevens’s reputation has proven a vexation for even supportive critics. While the New Critics wanted his work to look more high modernist than late Romantic, “Romantic-modernists,” resenting even the possibility that Romanticism was passé, argued...

...  boundary 2  /  Spring 2007 Looking outward to postmodern commercial forms and pop genres more than back to traditional Korean characters or plots, Old Boy adapts a 1997 Japanese comic book plot of machismo gaming to local Korean materials full of class resentment and gender trauma...

... of Minnesota Press, 2015. Dreyfus, Hubert, and Charles Taylor. Retrieving Realism. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2015. Dubrofsky, Rachel E., and Shoshana Amielle Magnet, eds. Feminist Surveillance Studies. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2015. Engels, Jeremy. The Politics of Resentment...

... with a pretty good pedigree as a member of a royal family, but he is the product of a morganatic union and thus cannot inherit any titles, privileges, or honors. There is no evidence that he resented this status, or rather the lack of it, boundary 2 41:2 (2014) DOI 10.1215/01903659-2685971 © 2014...

..., but its giving would come about in an entirely different way; citizens would give to it in an entirely different way. Sloterdijk wants to move from a society of citizens who think they owe the state (i.e., a society of debtors, who resent the state’s taking) to a society of citizens who...

... 2007 Contributors John Beverley is an advisory editor of boundary 2. He teaches in the Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures and the Graduate Program in Cultural Studies at the University of Pittsburgh. His recent publications include Subalternity and Rep- resentation...

..., Esprit Créateur, and Critique. She edits the book series Translation/Transnation for Princeton University Press. Akeel Bilgrami is Johnsonian Professor of Philosophy at Columbia University. He is the author of Belief and Meaning (1992) and forthcoming books called Self- knowledge and Resentment...

... faintly through the universe, on all the living and the dead, as Gabriel sup- plies his author (and readers) the story’s pathetic basis of radical ambiva- lence (pity for his wife, resentment for his shortcomings) that leads to this vision. The technique of limited third-­person narration in Joyce’s...

... a copy? That was hardly likely, we thought, but then we really didn’t know and had no means of finding out. In the process of agonizing over this predicament, I began, first, to feel guilty about our misgivings over a possibility that in all likelihood would not occur, then, resentful toward...

... is departmental politics, not administrative oversight. Although the review makes good sense as a form of professional quality control, how will its implementation bypass the resentment, suspicion, favor- itism, or loathing...

... by use of court documents. Osman’s point seems to be that the rep- resentation of actions—the beating of Rodney King, for example—holds the possibility for appropriation. Once the film is slowed down, actions can be- come aestheticized. ‘‘As the man was beaten on film, his center of gravity was lost...

... pools up. Yet this is not the “very sad time” Fukuyama predicted would come after the end of great battles and great ideas. History has a different form than tragedy, and its end is not a tragic one. History is a storage tank for resentment, and the dissolution, rather than the fulfillment...

... and manifests, which rises above those lowly y 2 / 30:1 / sheet 73 of 224 perspectives from which resentments are generated, Benjamin identifies a desideratum wholly removed from the dynamics of competitive desire...

...; as Bauerlein does not note, much of the rest of it is riven by resentment. I hope I will have learned enough from this exchange, and others like it, to avoid provoking either emotion in the future. Tseng 2000.2.10 10:23 Duke...

... moving along a linear histori- cal trajectory. While piracy demonstrates how difficult it is for the State to call for a homogeneous Chinese collectivity, this problematic also reminds us not to fall into the same ideological trap and fantasize that piracy itself rep- resents the unified action...

... of the scale. But there was no relief. I was wild with resentment but too much under ‘‘self-control that frozen virtue, that freezing vice. And the more resentful I became, the more my old urge to make speeches returned. While walking along the streets words would spill from my lips...

...- resentable, unlocalizable, and meaningless. It may be perhaps intelligible in the desacralized language of psychoanalysis that speculates—because it can never really know, and Freud said this explicitly—on the abyssal con- stitution of the psyche, but even there the object is at the core unrepre...

..., as we experience it here, wears away not just at rep- resentations of violence, considered as reliable and even actionable docu- mentation, but at the actuality or peremptoriness or power to define the present that violence is so frequently accorded. Hence it also challenges the glamour...

... Stewart, “A Language” I would say that what defined the pleasurable feeling of those moments, what made the feeling deserve the distinctive term feel- ing and be different from any other thought, was the mental rep- resentation of parts of the body or of the whole body...