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...Elizabeth Freeman Talia Schaffer has noted that care work needn’t be joined with the feeling of care. This article extends this insight to explore medical kink (“sadomedicine”) as a form of distantiated yet attuned care work that resituates the literary debates on symptomatic versus surface reading...

... and the Politics of Health Care “For Sale: A dna Test to Measure Racial “I Am a Racially Profi ling Doctor” Mix” —Satel 56 —Wade F4 “Does Race Exist...

...Adi Ophir The faculty of the humanities has recently come under attack. Responding to criticism, many of those who care for the faculty insist on the social benefits of the academic disciplines and modes of inquiry that find shelter under its aegis. This article takes the opposite view. Rejecting...

... of care between divided subjects and between their overdetermined desires. This essay considers what the psychoanalytic commitment to our unhappiness in common might generate or foreclose for political bonds of solidarity beyond the consulting room. [email protected] © 2022 by Brown...

... and addresses space-time as a self-reading strategy and an exemplar for how scientific analogies can illuminate analyses in Black thought. It problematizes the uptake of physical ideas without taking care to understand those physical concepts in conversation with Black scientists. The author shows how Black...

... is equally contradictory. While imbued with agency and the capacity for creative responses, we are also constrained by cultural discourses of gender which frame our very desire. Certain white, middle-class American gendered discourses - care, sexual liberation, motherhood, liberal feminism, and moral purity...

... concerns. Human infants require years of care before they begin to achieve self-consciousness, maturity, and inde- pendence. Further, our development as persons is decisively impressed by the quality of care we receive from...

...-ness and to theorize cross-generational femme modes of solidarity and care. In LaMonda Horton-Stallings’s Dirty South Manifesto , political fights for reproductive justice are intertwined with settler colonialism, racism, and labor rights while finding expression in a slow Southern tongue...

... in Griner’s case) and their perpetual marginalization. Griner’s case exposes numerous injustices, including the federal government’s failure to redress her arrest and detainment quickly, the media’s lack of care for Griner as an out and masculine-presenting black queer woman, and the activist labor...

... of the Global Gag Rule set the stage for the Trump administration’s policy of withholding of funds from the United Nations Population Fund, the largest provider of contraceptives and family planning services worldwide. The effect of these regulations is to police women’s access to reproductive care while almost...

... on the top floor of the museum. 1 The apothecary functioned as both a sculptural installation and a meeting space for a series of social practice art events. 2 Leigh organized a number of free “Care Sessions” centered on healing that were open to the public. She additionally held a series of private...

... to translate” 14 —her urge to make meaning is structurally indissociable from whatever “individual” desire ensues. That is, not only is our language infiltrated by the language of an other—a point Lacan made with unparalleled force—but also, because we’re cared for by sexual adults, we grow up wanting things...

... of world-care that seeks to bring to an end a murderous regime that bequeaths to the world numerous murderers with whom survivors and the many wronged must inevitably live? See Stalin’s proposal during the discussion among the Allies on what to do with numerous Nazi criminals: “Stalin, however, perhaps...

..., and rhetorical contours of testimonial claims and the structures of available response. Once testimonies leave us, they get taken up and circulated by others, flung with care or abandoned to those far away and nearest to us, in the service of promoting both individual claims for redress and larger political...

... . rebecca wanzo The Era of Lost (White) Girls: On Body and Event There is nothing particularly unusual cares about the LaToyia Figueroa case about [LaToyia Figueroa’s] case. She is because it has nothing to do with the an inner-city...

... say this even while agreeing with Wedlock ’s assertion that the institution of marriage “was and still is structured around gender roles and inequalities” (207). Works Cited Dahlhamer James M. “ Barriers to Health Care among Adults Identifying as Sexual Minorities: A U.S. National...

... as Wilson’s assemblage emerges from representational violence, it also offers an account of Wilson’s labor and care. In this context, we might consider the impact of the staples—the result of Wilson’s labors—on the viewer. In a review in the Brooklyn Rail , Harry Philbrick describes their effect...

... . Douglas Mary . Natural Symbols: Explorations in Cosmology . New York : Pantheon , 1982 . Eilberg-Schwartz Howard . The Savage in Judaism: An Anthropology of Israelite Religion and Ancient Judaism . Bloomington : Indiana UP , 1990 . Foucault Michel . The Care of the Self...

...://prettymagnolia.tumblr.com/ ( accessed 27 Oct. 2013 ). ———. “ The nudity I think. . . . ” Pretty Magnolia (blog) . http://prettymagnolia.tumblr.com/post/35355935934/the-nudity-i-think-scares-the-nation-as-a-whole ( accessed 27 Oct. 2013 ). ———. “ Who Cares If Many Latinos Are Black? ” Zora Walker (blog) . 15...

... experiences—whether of trauma, care, or both—repeated in ways that, for the secondarily traumatized, undo whatever sense of self we might have been able to articulate in our relationships with those by whom we were cared for, however well or inadequately, as children. Flora and Miles, the two children...