...Ronald AT. Judy Ronald AT. Judy 2007 Some Thoughts on Naguib Mahfouz in the Spirit of Secular Criticism Ronald AT. Judy Near the end of Qasr as-shawq (Palace of Desire), the second vol- ume in Naguib Mahfouz’s famous novel The...

... Guardian, httpwww.guardian.co.uk/print/0,3858,5199530-103690,00.html (accessed June 28, 2005). The Harder They Come, directed by Perry Henzell (Xenon Pictures, Inc., 1972). Toscano 15 Rodrigo Toscano 12 Riddles of Spirit, Crook in Hand...

...Daniel T. O'Hara The Spirit Medium: Yeats, Quantum Visions, and Recent Lacanian Studies Daniel T. O’Hara Introduction: Working Assumptions My work has taken a strange yet not unexpected turn. As the title of this...

... well as the confluence of left forces into the Alliance of the Socialist Forces. The dialogue explores the spirit of defiance and the regeneration of social connections in the Egyptian movement, situates the current struggles in the context of the politics of Egypt and the geopolitics in North Africa...

... savoir - vivre (knowing how to live). I then establish that his work gestures toward a “system of care” intended to cultivate new modes of individual and collective existence through what he calls “nootechnologies,” or technologies of the spirit and mind. These technologies, however, bear within them the...

... of social order caused by the pitting of order against freedom. Such consequences suggest a strong need for China to develop the value of freedom. But it is possible and important to do so in a critical spirit, as I argue through a critical analysis of the place of freedom in a liberal society...

... read these works in that historicist spirit (despite their nonrealist genre) is to identify social referents of central importance to their meanings. The city of The Unconsoled is typical of post–Cold War Europe in its emphasis on “culture,” in a world where civic mutuality coexists with economic...

...: for the latter keeps open the promise of a “transindividuated,” adoptive community or we , which can reset care, attention, the long term, and advance new technologies of the spirit . One must turn instead to the darker side of Stiegler's thought, literally in the cave before the artifice and...

... Chinese Revolution rarely fails to confound and disappoint, there is clarity and hope to be found in this legacy. The thinkers whose work is discussed here took it upon themselves to rethink China’s past and future place in the world. The revolutionary spirit that they nurtured comes down to us not in the...

... (slow) reading bound to the spirit of experiment and linguistic play. Versed in the conventions and operations of literature in order to do it justice, philology nevertheless speaks in another voice, one more ascetic and conjectural. Having broken with the positivism of the Alexandrian tradition of...

.... Lilly’s work sits at the crossroads of many vectors in postwar American culture: the birth of the counterculture from the spirit of Cold War militarized science; the cybernetic dream of flattening the differences between animal, human, machine, and alien intelligence; the exploration of otherness through...

..., and is author of two novels, Nietzsche: A Novel and Son of Spirit: A Novel. Charles Lemert teaches sociology and social ethics at Wesleyan University. He writes on race, culture, and social theory. Among his many books is Dark Thoughts: The Analytic of Race and Society in the New Centuries...

... the student spirit. There have been attempts to con- strue this connection theoretically; in this regard, Behrens presupposed an ideal of the universitas that is certainly a plausible task but that cannot pro- vide a firm ground for today’s student communities.4 The individual inde- pendent...

... several years, and especially since Taking Care of Youth and the Gen- erations, Stiegler has tantalizingly (albeit elliptically) invoked what he refers to in the essays published in this special issue as “the necessary mysta- gogy that would underlie and support the life of the spirit in all its...

... is cited parenthetically as TN. boundary 2 32:2, 2005. Copyright © 2005 by Duke University Press. 54 boundary 2 / Summer 2005 trism spirit that upholds Hegel’s concept of reason and its developmen- tal unfolding (which, as we shall see, is an unfolding of freedom), a crisis that has not...

... disciplines par excellence where values are transmitted (2011: 90). The traditional teaching of history, how- ever, does not permit any understanding of cultural development; indeed, the mere enumeration of facts serves to conceal the historical spirit that pertains to cultural history. As Benjamin...

.... —Dennis Rodman, interview in Streetwise The bodies of black folk? The title is an impertinence. It ought to be a matter of the souls of black folk—precisely those souls that for en- tire epochs of European history have been denied spirit and intelligence. Yet have not these peoples also been...

..., there is always the emergent, which is why history “is never closed but maintains an open horizon towards the future.” It is in the spirit of thinking through our conundrums, in order to begin to grapple with the emergent, that this con- ference was held. 2. The following talks were...

... fight oppression in all forms. When young men and women itch with the impatience of youth to see immediate change or simply give up, Mandela’s story and spirit gently remind them that even if they were to spend their entire lives up to that point physically imprisoned but mentally preparing...

... still too great a detour [Umweg] on the path to the realization of spirit” (Benjamin 2000: 488). 6. In “Materials for the Exposé of 1935” (No. 8), Benjamin writes similarly, “All insight to be grasped according to the schema of awakening” (1999a: 907). And he adds, “Theory of awakening to be...