...Rajani Sudan Copyright © 1992 by Indiana University Press 1992 Company Loves Misery Rajani Sudan Preconceived formations of identity dominate much of Hollywood cinematic production. Rob Reiner’s Misery (1990) is a particularly striking example of this kind of assumption. Reiner...

...Thomas DiPiero; Rajani Sudan Copyright © 1996 by Indiana University Press 1997 Original design by Tom Pribyl, from a photo by Thomas DiPiero Angels Dinosaurs Aliens Thomas DiPiero and Rajani Sudan Fifty years ago, some people believe, an alien spacecraft crashed...

...Rajani Sudan Copyright © 1996 by Indiana University Press 1997 Technophallia Rajani Sudan Fen(d) For Yourself “You know that Valujet isn’t taking anymore reservations? “Why?” “They’re...

... Angels in the (Out)Field of Vision. No. 40-41; pp. 201-226. DiPiero, Thomas and Rajani Sudan Editors' Introduction: Angels Dinosaurs Aliens. No. 40-41; pp. 5-16. Gill, Pat Technostalgia: Making the Future Past Perfect. No. 40-41; pp. 163-180. Goode, Tabitha Abstract Representational Space...

... Scorsese. Rajani Sudan teaches at Middlebury College. She has published articles on Johnson and De Quincey, and is currently working on her book manuscript, “Fair Exotics: Xenophobia, Representation, and Gender in English Literature” (1775-1 845). ...

... of a larger project on ethics and subjectivity in contemporary culture. Rajani Sudan teaches English and cultural studies at the University of Texas at Arlington. She has published on a wide variety of topics ranging from Samuel Johnson, Thomas De Quincey, and Mary...

... spotlight, Meirelles also uses the last segments of Justin’s investigative journey to represent oppression in another African nation, Sudan. Once again, the film resists essentialism where Africa is concerned. Instead of collapsing Kenya and Sudan into one uniform setting, The Constant...

... Manifesto. No. 29; pp. 151- 176. Sudan, Rajani Company Loves Misery. No. 30; pp. 59-74 Treichler, Paula A. Beyond Cosmo: AIDS, Identity, and Inscriptions of Gender. No. 28; pp. 21-76. Treichler, Paula A. and Lisa Cartwright...

...- graphique de 1’Afrique Occidentale (Senegal and French Sudan) be- cause of the promise of good pay. You have been positioned in front of the camera, and you are thinking about how cold it is: you can’t believe that you have to live here in this reconstruction of a West African village, crowded...

... examines, the director Avi Mograbi accompanies an anonymous ex- Israeli soldier to Deir as- Sudan near Ramallah in the Occupied Territories, where he and com- rades from his elite unit had been summoned to murder six inno- cent Palestinians in retaliation for the deaths of six Israeli soldiers...

... thanks to Rajani Sudan, whose work on contemporary film has en- riched this essay, and to Evan Engwall for a wealth of provocative comments about these films. I am also grateful to Rick Barney and the English Depart- 241 ment of the University of Oklahoma for inviting me to present...

... • Camera Obscura Notes Sincere thanks to Dennis Foster, Rajani Sudan, and Beth Newman for their many insightful contributions to this article. 1. Dennis Foster discusses a similar phenomenon in The Hitcher (dir. Robert Harmon, US, 1986), in which a young man is “saved” from...

..., "Sly Remakes Himself," Boston Globe 10 August 1997: N1. 17. Of course this film was made before the bombing of a pharmaceutical plant in the Sudan, and military production and storage sites in Iraq and Kosovo, events which may call for further analysis of the plasticity...

..., no matter how many alien autopsies we watch performed. NOTES My thanks to Stephen Markley, Gwen Bergner, Molly Rothenberg, Rajani Sudan, Thomas DiPiero, John Lamb, Ronald Schleifer, and Rhonda Baker for putting their cynicism on hold long enough to discuss paranoia...

...- laysia, India, Uganda, Sudan, Tahiti, Chile, Borneo, Madagascar, and the Aleutians (this is not a complete list).42It is a considerable stretch to fit them all into some plausible theory. Were there undiscovered or untried diagnostic techniques that would have differentiated...

... in Colonial India (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1998);  Janice Boddy, Civilizing Women: British Crusades in Colonial Sudan (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2007); and Leila Ahmed, Women and Gender in Islam: Historical Roots of a Modern Debate (New...