..., time and again but always singularly. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 Marxism Althusser linguistic revolution Hikmet Kıvılcımlı Kemalism The Use-­Value of Idioms: The Language of Marxism and Language...

...Henry Veggian “Anachronisms of Authority: Authorship and Exchange Value in David Foster Wallace’s The Pale King ” considers the materiality of the printed book where postmodern theories of culture intersect with the contemporary economics of the print publishing, digital publishing, and antiquarian...

... that is not bound to the creation of a new field but rather to rethinking the ontologies of the acoustic. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 ecomusicology multinaturalism sound Eduardo Viveiros de Castro Tânia Stolze Lima Acoustic Multinaturalism, the Value of Nature, and the Nature of Music...

...Kim Uchang Duke University Press 2007 Politics and Human Values: Reflections on Democratic Politics in Korea Kim Uchang 1 When originally planning the second conference of the Daesan Foun- dation, the organizers...

...Michael Chanan Duke University Press 2002 6736 boundary 2 29:3 / sheet 51 of 265 We Are Losing All Our Values: An Interview with Tomás Gutiérrez Alea Michael...

...Gavin Steingo; Jairo Moreno Questions of value might seem beyond the pale in cases of sound and music. Both are objects of immense accumulation, appreciation, exploration, and investment—not just for the human species but also among other species, and indeed the world. Sound simply is, its...

... that provides a significant positive term for determining values. Book Reviewed: Critchley Simon , Infinitely Demanding: Ethics of Commitment, Politics of Resistance ( New York : Verso , 2012 ). Hereafter, this work is cited parenthetically . © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 ethics...

.... © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 value faith aurality performativity affect Inexhaustible Sound and Fiduciary Aurality Amy Cimini and Jairo Moreno Introduction Value, wrote Karl Marx, is content-less­ and simple (inhaltlos...

.... Pivotal for my treatment of these questions is a distinction I draw between de facto freedom and the value of freedom, the latter in turn understood in terms of a larger notion of agency, and divided into such distinct dimensions as moral resource, right, and mode of subjection. This distinction allows me...

...Harry Garuba This essay attempts to locate the work of the Somali novelist Nuruddin Farah within a tradition of African and postcolonial critical thought that privileges “teacherliness” as a measure of value and significance in its discourse and as an aesthetic principle in literary texts...

...Ronald Radano While historians, musicologists, and cultural critics have long acknowledged the widespread and enduring appeal of US black music, few have grappled with the problem of its enormous cultural and aesthetic value. This essay proposes a material understanding of black musical value...

... on the political practices and cultural values of other societies. These are values that have animated radical thinking globally for at least a century. The discussion explores the implications for radical thinking of the necessity of coming to terms with these new cultural challenges. © 2015 by Duke University...

... suggested for the collection: Poetry Bailout (in French, Renflouer la poésie ). What is the value of poetry? What are its uses? These are questions which have underpinned Bernstein's work. In an early essay, adapting a statement by Simone Weil, Bernstein posited that poetry draws its social—or antisocial...

... and their lived context, including their use value in the social and ideological framing of “life” in society or across societies. In times of cultural or intercultural conflict, including our own, the process of defining a theatrical genre can even become a tool, a weapon almost, in defining interpersonal value...

... existence. To establish the contours of society and exploit the value of the social sciences, however, Qu as a translator struggled against China's written language in the name of sociology and social justice. In this regard, Qu understood that the diglossic literary language harbored ancient “ghosts...

... that challenges to the literate apparatus from new media are also challenges to the scholarly apparatus and its inbuilt antipathy for rhetoric and poetics. In what amounts to a reversal of the inaugural gesture of the very first academy, scholars are rediscovering the value of rhetorical and poetic play...

...Ed Cohen Both Michel Foucault and Bernard Stiegler underscore the importance of “care” as a political and philosophical value. This article juxtaposes Stiegler's embrace of “mystagogy” and Foucault's use of “psychagogy” in order to suggest why each of these thinkers dares to care. © 2017 by Duke...

... by the paleoanthropologist André Leroi-Gourhan, Stiegler argues that humans evolve biologically insofar as they are animals, but they become human only through technics. Through tools, we are able to take hold of our own future by reconstructing environments to which we are maladapted and by preserving values that we choose...

... such as Strange Country and Foreign Affections . Informed by a commitment to European and Irish republican values elaborated in the radical Enlightenment and animated by a sometimes bristling engagement with an Ireland transformed by the Troubles in the North and by the culture of late capitalism across...

... to modern theoretical developments like Eugene Nida's concept of dynamic equivalence. The aim is to formulate and argue for the comprehensiveness and ethical value of a hermeneutic model, the notion that translation is a variable interpretation that is culturally and historically contingent. The ethics...