...Richard Rorty Abstract Among Rorty's most admired essays, and probably his most autobiographical, “Trotsky and the Wild Orchids” made its first appearance as a column in Common Knowledge during the journal's inaugural year. Here it is reprinted, thirty years later, in a symposium called “Whatever...

...Randy Malamud Braverman Irus , Wild Life: The Institution of Nature . ( Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press , 2015 ), 328 pp. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017...

...Gregory B. Stone © 2006 by Duke University Press 2006 S y m p o s i u m : U n s o c i a l T h o u g h t , U n c o m m o n L i v e s , Pa r t 1 THE NAMELESS WILD ONE The Ethics of Anonymous Subjectivity —  Medieval and Modern Gregory B. Stone He...

...Charles Foster [email protected] Nastassja Martin , In the Eye of the Wild , trans. Sophie Lewis ( New York : New York Review Books , 2021 ), 112 pp. Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 Martin was a twenty-nine-year-old anthropologist working on animism...

...Richard Jenkyns Ross Iain , Oscar Wilde and Ancient Greece . ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2012 ), 298 pp. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014...

...Douglas Mao In a dialogue whose precedents include Oscar Wilde's “Critic as Artist,” two fictional professors of English take up the relationship between aestheticism and quietism. Their conversation begins with a debate on the necessity of treating sociopolitical contexts when teaching literature...

... that includes many mausoleums of Muslim saints and other Muslim holy places visited by Christians. The rationale and logic of such exopraxes is wild hope (in the Lévi-Straussian sense of wild ). Pilgrims from one religious community travel to the sacred place of another not so much for communication or contact...

... and relics as forms of idolatry ( şirk ), heresy ( bid’at ), or superstition ( hurāfe ). Alevi heteropraxis at such sites of wild piety are often accompanied by Sunni exopraxis. Heteropraxis and exopraxis do not everywhere or completely overlap, argues this introduction to a cluster of articles on exopraxis...

... to develop the implications, for his ethics of relationship, of what he called his “sense of space.” This article focuses on major paintings (particularly Vir Heroicus Sublimis and The Wild ) in order to ground an interpretation of the perceptual effects of Newman's works. © 2013 by Duke University Press...

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... produced my own politics, and consolidated Hines s. I knew these communities well. There was no seam between the wild and the human. The men spent their working lives hacking through Carboniferous forests, their terraced houses looked out over fields and trees, and poaching was not so much a recreation...

...: these predators kill more sheep than they can eat (“those animals are really barbaric Scientists call this phenomenon “surplus killing.” There are two main techniques for managing wild animals, neither of which is useful in the case of wolves. The first is to hunt, but present regulations in France...

... deemed to have no place in a neoliberal Britain. Their destruction produced my own politics, and consolidated Hines s. I knew these communities well. There was no seam between the wild and the human. The men spent their working lives hacking through Carboniferous forests, their terraced houses looked out...

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...Jeffrey M. Perl Wilde Oscar , The Women of Homer , 2nd impression with corrections , ed. Wright Thomas Mead Donald ( London : Oscar Wilde Society , 2011 ), 103 pp. © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012...

... As Stephen Greenblatt reminds us in his latest book, book, latest his in us reminds Stephen Greenblatt As 103 pp. ed. ThomasWright andDonaldMead(London:OscarWildeSociety, 2011), Oscar Wilde, TheWomen of Homer,2ndimpression withcorrections, doi 10.1215/0961754X-1545004 Allen  —Barry ofhomogeneity...

... As Stephen Greenblatt reminds us in his latest book, book, latest his in us reminds Stephen Greenblatt As 103 pp. ed. ThomasWright andDonaldMead(London:OscarWildeSociety, 2011), Oscar Wilde, TheWomen of Homer,2ndimpression withcorrections, doi 10.1215/0961754X-1545004 Allen  —Barry ofhomogeneity...

... As Stephen Greenblatt reminds us in his latest book, book, latest his in us reminds Stephen Greenblatt As 103 pp. ed. ThomasWright andDonaldMead(London:OscarWildeSociety, 2011), Oscar Wilde, TheWomen of Homer,2ndimpression withcorrections, doi 10.1215/0961754X-1545004 Allen  —Barry ofhomogeneity...

... As Stephen Greenblatt reminds us in his latest book, book, latest his in us reminds Stephen Greenblatt As 103 pp. ed. ThomasWright andDonaldMead(London:OscarWildeSociety, 2011), Oscar Wilde, TheWomen of Homer,2ndimpression withcorrections, doi 10.1215/0961754X-1545004 Allen  —Barry ofhomogeneity...

... As Stephen Greenblatt reminds us in his latest book, book, latest his in us reminds Stephen Greenblatt As 103 pp. ed. ThomasWright andDonaldMead(London:OscarWildeSociety, 2011), Oscar Wilde, TheWomen of Homer,2ndimpression withcorrections, doi 10.1215/0961754X-1545004 Allen  —Barry ofhomogeneity...