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... That is Solid Melts into Air: The Experience of Modernity . London : Verso . Coleman F.X.J. 1974 . The Harmony of Reason: A Study in Kant's Aesthetics . Pittsburg : University of Pittsburg Press . Corcoran M. White A. 2000 . “ Irish Democracy and the Tribunals of Inquiry...

...Deborah Frizzell The Irish artist Richard Mosse’s The Enclave (2013), a six-screen video, photography, and sound installation made over several years in and around Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, was featured in the Pavilion of Ireland at the Fifty-fifth Venice Biennale and at Jack Shainman...

...), Phelan highlights the representation of the economic and social crisis in the work of a particular Irish Times journalist as another example of post-ideological neoliberalism. Far from apolitical, Phelan demonstrates how the habitus of the Irish journalist actually embodies basic neoliberal logics...

... be articulated in a chain of equivalences that identifies them in terms of their opposition to an Other as constitutive outside. This is what is at stake in Bloom's encounter with Dublin's Cyclopes: Nelson, hero of the British Empire on the one hand, and the subaltern Irish nationalist Citizen on the other...

... in a number of countries (e.g., Italy, Germany, the Irish race) by spreading the taste for, and pursuit of, those objects the English call “the decencies of life.” Three things ensue from such a taste and such a pursuit. First, these put back the age of marriage, which has few disadvantages where the delay...

.... As Genghis Khan, greatest of all nomad leaders, was told by one of his advisers, a country can be conquered but not governed from the saddle. This increasing indistinguishability, incidentally, may account for one of Kittler's major gaffes. He repeatedly refers to Kim as half Irish, half Indian. In the real...

... Ayelet . 2023 . Genres of Emergency: Forms of Crisis and Continuity in Indian Writing in English . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Jordan Justine . 2023 . “ Irish Writers, Debuts—and Groundbreaking Sci-Fi: The Booker Longlist in Depth .” Guardian , August 1 . https...

... time as a graphic designer on Madison Avenue stood me in good stead when I came to queer activism a few years later. I became the de facto Minister of Propaganda for a variety of activist groups including the Lesbian Avengers, Queer Nation and the Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization. In 1991 Sue...

... been used to determine the years during which terrestrial mammals such as brown bear and sika deer were in their adolescence (Matsubayashi and Tayasu 2019 ), and the Irish potato famine is recorded in the stable carbon and nitrogen isotope composition of human teeth and bones (Beaumont and Montgomery...

..., a cultural memory of this internationalist past, rendered viscerally in pronounced “South African and Irish accents” through which the South African side made its riveting arguments. These thrilling “contours” of a “reconstituted Third World”—to which ruangrupa refers their ethos of friendship—are however...

... the CIA came along, then, Kipling invented a new literary hero in the shape of a young semiorphaned half blood. Sitting astride the old bronze cannon of Lahore and dancing among moguls and viceroys, Indian mother and lost Irish father, Kim the nomad travels through half of India. 4 Thanks to his...

.... These images evoke the fear of an organized threat to society and have been used by nationally based revolutionary/terrorist organizations such as the IRA (Irish Republican Army) in the UK, ETA (Euskadi Ta Askatasuna) in Spain, and Hamas in Palestine. Within this context, the mask loses its ambiguity...

...); and the Mercury Music Prize (worth £20,000 and awarded to the best album made by a British or Irish artist). This is a small selection of the many prizes awarded each year, but they are among the most prominent in the UK. And for the purposes of the research reported here they stand as “typical” of the general...

..., there is a whole range of racialized facial expressions that act as corporeal incarnations, as bodily fixings, of stereotypical accents (some simultaneously facial and oral impersonations you might encounter in England include the squeezed mouth and screwed-up eyes that accompany many a lampooned Irish accent...

... representation and political truth are made in politics at the level of popular culture. We do this by looking at the particular case of Bob Geldof, and his journey from Irish pop-punk musician to international statesman and commentator, and the way in which he acquired the authority to represent a mass-based...

... and Political Terror in Northern Ireland (1991) emphasizes the role of the body as symbolically and materially a significant resource for the collective struggle and argues that the hunger strike contributed to the transformation of the Irish Republican movement. He employs a cultural analysis of the 1981...

... restrictions. For example, because abortion is outlawed in Ireland, many Irish Catholic women seek abortion in England and other EU countries where abortion is legal ( Sterling 1997 ). Such “abortion tourism” is also increasing in the United States, where abortion services are being abolished in some states...

... and Reflections on Emerging Issues .” Journal of Postsecondary Education and Disability 28 , no. 3 : 277 – 91 . Courtois Aline , and O'Keefe Theresa . 2015 . “ Precarity in the Ivory Cage: Neoliberalism and Casualisation of Work in the Irish Higher Education Sector .” Journal for Critical...

.... The representations of Escobar in mainstream hip-hop reveal the similar impacts of neoliberal deindustrialization and the war on drugs in Medellín, Baltimore, St. Louis, Atlanta, and Los Angeles. The video for Cam'ron's ( 2019 ) song “Medellin” from Purple Haze 2 , directed by the Irish Indian director Brendan...

... danger, from blame”), and intellectual groups (“those who exercise “the power and faculty of knowing, as opposed to feeling'”). On the other hand, this daughter of an Irish-American building contractor betrays her own class anxiety in defining, without a trace of irony, good form and savoir faire...