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...Hirokazu Miyazaki This essay is one of three responses to Casper Bruun Jensen's article “Experiments in Good Faith and Hopefulness: Toward a Postcritical Social Science,” published in the Spring 2014 issue of Common Knowledge . Jensen suggested that the postcritical mode of knowledge production...

... concentrating on a single humanities field, literary studies, this response to Epstein makes the case that fear and awe of the sciences have resulted in the exclusion of subjectivity from literary criticism, even though regarding the critic as anything but a subjective human being responding to the creative...

...Ulrich Beck Duke University Press 2005 Translated by Patrick Camiller COLUMNS : On Cosmop o l itanism NEITHER ORDER NOR PEACE A Response to Bruno Latour Ulrich Beck Translated by Patrick Camiller Bruno...

...Adam B. Seligman Duke University Press 2005 Sym p osium: Talking Peace with God s, Part 2 PARTICULARIST UNIVERSALISM A Response to Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’im Adam B. Seligman Rather than respond to Professor An-Na’im’s article, with whose...

...Elizabeth Fox-Genovese Duke University Press 2005 Sym p osium: Talking Peace with God s, Part 2 WHY MUST RELIGIOUS TRADITION BE RECONCILED WITH FEMINISM—RESTORATIVE, RADICAL, OR OTHERWISE? A Response to Tova Hartman Elizabeth Fox-Genovese...

...Prasenjit Duara 2006 by Duke University Press 2006 Symposium: Imperial Trauma, Part 3 NATIONALISM, IMPERIALISM, FEDERALISM, AND THE EXAMPLE OF MANCHUKUO A Response to Anthony Pagden Prasenjit Duara Anthony Pagden, in his...

...Casey Haskins Duke University Press 2005 REJOINDER THE DISUNITY OF AESTHETICS A Response to J. G. A. Pocock Casey Haskins In a recent lament on the state of the humanities, published in Common Knowl- edge, J. G...

...Pankaj Mishra 2006 by Duke University Press 2006 Symposium: Imperial Trauma, Part 3 FEEL-GOOD HISTORY A Reply to William Dalrymple’s Response Pankaj Mishra William Dalrymple suggests in his response to my article in this symposium that I...

...William Dalrymple Duke University Press 2005 Symposium: Imperial Trauma, Part 2 ASSIMILATION AND TRANSCULTURATION IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY INDIA A Response to Pankaj Mishra William Dalrymple In a characteristically thoughtful and elegant...

...Stephen Mulhall This response to “Morality or Moralism?” by Émilie Hache and Bruno Latour, while accepting the plausibility and importance of their critique of moralism in the name of morality, identifies a number of questionable steps and assumptions in their development of it. Mulhall's response...

... she terms “lottocracy.” Gastil's response argues (1) that random selection in politics can take many forms, none of which need resemble a lottocracy; (2) that a randomly selected body with some measure of influence or authority can complement electoral democracy without replacing it; (3...

...Shira Wolosky Duke University Press 2003 MORAL FINITUDE AND THE ETHICS OF LANGUAGE A New World Response to Gianni Vattimo Shira Wolosky Morality has often been thought to be grounded in some access to an ultimate...

...Val Vinokurov Duke University Press 2003 CK 9.2-11 Vinokurov 3/14/03 10:50 AM Page 318 LEVINAS’S DOSTOEVSKY A Response to “Dostoevsky’s Derrida” Val Vinokurov “I’m leading you alternately between...

... no p h i l i a , Pa r t 5 1. Perl, Self- Identity and Ambivalence, 229. BEYOND XENOPHILIA A Response Jeffrey M. Perl In his response to Self- Identity and Ambivalence, my introduction to Part 1 of this symposium, Dionigi Albera agrees with my observation that xenophilia shares with xenophobia...

...Santiago Zabala Duke University Press 2005 Sym p osium: Talking Peace with God s, Part 2 CHRISTIANITY AND THE DEATH OF GOD A Response to Cardinal Lustiger Santiago Zabala Cardinal Lustiger is among the most thoughtful members...

...Alick Isaacs Duke University Press 2005 S y m p osium: Talking Peace with God s, Part 2 BENAMOZEGH’S TONE A Response to Rabbi Steinsaltz Alick Isaacs In the present context and for the present audience, the contribution...

..., Part 3 MOVING CONSTANTS —  IN THE WEST A Response to “Change at Ise Jingu¯” Wayne Andersen In a piece entitled “Regarding Change at Ise Jingu¯ ,” which was his introduction to part two of this symposium, Jeffrey Perl...

... do. . . . But it is not only the Rabbis of the Talmud whose relation to what we call love is difficult to discern. 2 The best response to Boyarin's observation about foreign terms that are mis- or under-translated into English as love would be for scholars of a range of cultures to discuss...

...Jeffrey M. Perl Abstract This conclusion to the five‐part Common Knowledge symposium “Antipolitics” responds to the essay “Reimagining Democracy” by Bruce Schneier that appears in the same issue. The response, written by the editor of CK , objects to calls, such as those issued by Schneier and John...

... are inseparable from questions of theory and method. This essay engages some recent experimental, postcritical responses as formulated by scholars in the fields of anthropology and STS (science, technology, and society). Following decades of reflexive debates and changing institutional and disciplinary...