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... of the “return” as a figure of modernity's self-overcoming. © 2015 by University of Oregon 2015 orality-literacy ethnography conservatism Third Republic France Homer's Odyssey Works Cited Austin Norman . Archery at the Dark of the Moon . Berkeley : U of California P , 1975 . Print...

....” The New Conservatism: Cultural Criticism and the Historians' Debate . Ed. and trans. Nicholsen Shierry Weber . Cambridge : The MIT Press , 1989 . 128 – 39 . Print . Thomson E.P. Customs in Common . London : Merlin Press , 1991 . Print . ———. The Romantics: England...

... as the Other on which Europe projects its repressed realities of ethnic violence, belatedness, and conservatism. The bi-partite division of the main body of the book into “Frames of Intelligibility” and “Conditions of Legibility” aims first to make visible such fixed discursive stereotypes of Eastern...

... conservatism here accompanies emotional repression, and that, in turn, produces complex, intricate, or ambiguous affect. She finds a great deal of proscription and uncertainty regarding feelings in German realism. Her main example for socially impermissible emotion in the bourgeois context is female aggression...

... International as “the voice of unbridled optimism for telecoms progress, backed by deep intellectual rigor” (Cukier). As I hope to show, such a statement reveals with stark clarity the stakes in contemporary U.S. politics: the very redefinition of intellectual rigor and democracy, as conservatism joins...

... of the Victorian novelists” ( 16 ). This comment could help explain why the nineteenth-century instantiation of the family novel genre fell from interest, even as the twentieth-century versions began to attract attention. 41 P. M. W. Thody 68 . For others who link the family novel with conservatism, see...

...—this in spite of the “organic” conception of history they shared. The atmosphere is simply too different. All of their involvement in particular events, their omnipresent emotionalism [ Gefühlspantheismus ] and emotional conservatism [ Gefühlskonservatismus ], all of this is utterly foreign to Vico, as is any...

... DOI 10.1215/00104124-3462681 Works Cited Habermas, Jürgen. “The Horrors of Autonomy: Carl Schmitt in English.” The New Conservatism: Cultural Criticism and the Historians’ Debate. Ed. and trans. Shierry Weber Nicholsen. Cambridge: The MIT Press, 1989...

... of the material with the spiritual in “a vigorous engagement with the world and with its disrepairs” (36). His study of postmodernism thus has religious roots (36–37). Nemoianu also argues that conservatism is a branch of liberalism and so attempts to deepen and complicate the narrow ideological public...

... of the material with the spiritual in “a vigorous engagement with the world and with its disrepairs” (36). His study of postmodernism thus has religious roots (36–37). Nemoianu also argues that conservatism is a branch of liberalism and so attempts to deepen and complicate the narrow ideological public...

... of the material with the spiritual in “a vigorous engagement with the world and with its disrepairs” (36). His study of postmodernism thus has religious roots (36–37). Nemoianu also argues that conservatism is a branch of liberalism and so attempts to deepen and complicate the narrow ideological public...

...STEVEN G. YAO COMPARATIVE LITERATURE/246 STEVEN G. YAO The Unheimlich Maneuver; or the Gap, the Gradient, and the Spaces of Comparison To address the current institutional situation and disciplinary conservatism of the comparative literary enterprise...

... barriers to their widespread adoption in comparative and national lit- erary studies. Setting aside these disciplines’ strong methodological conservatism (often framed in grand terms as a desire to “defend the humanities” from the putative positivism of any approach that might supplement close reading...

... of insufficiency and latent conservatism. While I am in sympathy with this hypothesis, I feel that it ultimately fails to make useful distinctions: the novels of Benet and Mendoza, the philosophy of Savater, the street culture of the movida, the cinema of Almodóvar—for Subirats (and his immediate disciples...

...: Popular Conservatism and Postmodern Culture. As his title indicates, Grossberg pits the sixties “rock formation” and liberal (anti-Communist) pluralism against the New Right of the l980s, whose goal was “to reestablish the discipline they believe[d] necessary for the reproduction of the social...

...: Popular Conservatism and Postmodern Culture. As his title indicates, Grossberg pits the sixties “rock formation” and liberal (anti-Communist) pluralism against the New Right of the l980s, whose goal was “to reestablish the discipline they believe[d] necessary for the reproduction of the social...

...: Popular Conservatism and Postmodern Culture. As his title indicates, Grossberg pits the sixties “rock formation” and liberal (anti-Communist) pluralism against the New Right of the l980s, whose goal was “to reestablish the discipline they believe[d] necessary for the reproduction of the social...

...: Popular Conservatism and Postmodern Culture. As his title indicates, Grossberg pits the sixties “rock formation” and liberal (anti-Communist) pluralism against the New Right of the l980s, whose goal was “to reestablish the discipline they believe[d] necessary for the reproduction of the social...

...: Popular Conservatism and Postmodern Culture. As his title indicates, Grossberg pits the sixties “rock formation” and liberal (anti-Communist) pluralism against the New Right of the l980s, whose goal was “to reestablish the discipline they believe[d] necessary for the reproduction of the social...

... —​ with fictional spaces permeated with movement control measures and narratives hinging on their subversion by the protagonists. The ideological and formal dis- tances traversed are remarkable. In terms of political outlook, the dominant atti- tude swings from statist conservatism at the beginning...