... of the public marking of the thirtieth anniversary of the military coup. Drawing on the sociolegal perspective of Robert Cover, we consider these sites as engaging questions of memory, temporality, and membership that are both normative and, potentially, world-making in his sense. It is argued...

...Sergio Meijide Casas [email protected] Readings in Infancy , by Jean-François Lyotard , edited by Robert Harvey and Kiff Bamford , London : Bloomsbury , 2023 , 184 pages, $81.00 (hard cover), ISBN 978-1-3501-6735-3 ; $26.95 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-3501-6734...

...Robert M. Bednar This article explores affect and memory at roadside car crash memorials within the context of what Achille Mbembe calls “necropolitics”: the performance of power to determine who legitimately can kill both persons and the memory of persons. By analyzing the ritualized performance...

..., invisible in the exosphere. Work is already being done to achieve this future scenario. As soon as it is accomplished, there will be no area under the open sky not covered by high-frequency fields, and almost every point on the map will have been successfully penetrated. “Naturally existing fields...

... ) by returning to an earlier historical technique in cultural studies and theory of reading the cultural politics of an image in wide circulation. These include, for example, how Roland Barthes read the racialized politics of French nationalism through a Paris Match cover, how Stuart Hall read the liberal...

... in Brooklyn, New York, I kept a radio on in my studio. My political sound track included the Iran-Contra hearings and the denial of Robert Bork’s appointment as a justice to the United States Supreme Court. A few years later, I tuned in to the confirmation of Clarence Thomas to that same court, despite...

..., exposes a need to avoid and hide the deaths that sustain biopolitical hierarchies. Robert Cover explains that the nomos is “a normative universe,” which is sustained by the interpretive commitments that determine the meaning of a political space (1995: 95, 98–99), and by extension who is considered...

.../FirstEditionOfINDYMEDIAHANDBOOK . Anonymous . 2008 . “ Indymedia's Frequently Asked Questions .” In Indymedia Documentation Project . Available at http://docs.indymedia.org/bin/view/Global/FrequentlyAskedQuestionEn . Armitage John Roberts Joanne . 2002 . “ Chronotopia .” In Living with Cyberspace...

... : Humanities Press . Gadamer Hans-Georg. 1993 . Kunst als Aussage . Tübingen : Mohr . Haar Michel. 1993 . The Song of the Earth: Heidegger and the Grounds of the History of Being . Trans. Lilly Reginald . Bloomington : Indiana University Press . Harrison Robert Pogue...

... of reading a face to expose the numerous intricacies of our daily encounters. She relies on the photographic work of Suzanne Opton, Robert Lyons, and Ly Daravuth to destabilize this interpretative act and to show us that “our attempts to read the face are always open to failure” (35). Two issues emerge from...

... that because of the rains the sensors had embedded too deep into the soil to permit normal functioning. Even post-strike assessment proved a hindrance in the monsoons, with thick cloud cover preventing any aerial reconnaissance (Military History Branch 1969 : VII-12). The American War in Vietnam...

... frequently covered elsewhere, and thus are not a new contribution to the literature, it is useful to have these topics explored in relation to one another and under the umbrella of a larger project that clearly connects these different strands to other current discourses, especially that of anti-immigration...

..., however, became entangled in a broader dilemma. On the one hand, artists “were no longer interested in covering their canvases with signs linked to the visible world, because, Rothko said, society always succeeded in twisting the work’s original meaning” ( Guilbaut 1985 : 158). On the other hand...

.../17432197-4312880 . Armitage John , and Roberts Joanne , eds. 2016 . “ The Spirit of Luxury .” Spec. issue, Cultural Politics 12 , no. 1 . Arvidsson Arvidsson . 2005 . Brands: Meaning and Value in Media Culture . New York : Routledge . Berlant Lauren . 2011...

... that here Sal refers to the entirety of miles that Dean covered after setting off from San Francisco. This route is as follows: San Francisco–Los Angeles–somewhere in Arizona–Tucson–Las Cruces, Mexico–Denver–Colfax–Missouri–Memphis–Great Smoky Mountains–Virginia–Richmond–Washington–Baltimore–Philadelphia...

... were also covered. Unlike CML , which went over definitively to political propaganda from its fourteenth issue onward (November–December 1966), CPA held to a theoretical agenda, even if that agenda had political objectives ( Chateigner 2010) . And it was May 1968 and the turn to Maoist activism...

.... The criminal is the imaginary figure covering over and sustaining this excess of loss. His monstrosity marks the horror of losing, our inability to account for inevitable contingencies. The neoliberal criminal, then, is outside the domain of calculable risk: we can never be insured against the loss he inflicts...

... beyond. As Fredric Jameson, following Louis Marin, argues, the construction of utopias is always driven by “what is to be accomplished after the demolitions and the removals” of the old order ( Jameson 2005 : 12). In this way, “the end of the world may simply be the cover for a very different and more...

... in the former category, and natural sciences in the latter, along with law, as illustrated by Robert Jackson's “decision to base the [Nuremberg] trials on the administrative archive of the Nazi regime rather than upon the testimony of survivors” (11–12). The synthesis is fully realized when “nature represents...

..., among other intelligence agencies, Mossad (Mack 2019 ). What is germane is the depiction of its figure, which is characterized by unmistakably anti-Semitic traits (and a pig's head). While the mural was first covered and then removed altogether, the image would be linked to another figure, visibilized...