... intuition of the virtual One-All. The conception of the co-immanence of the One-All and the multiplicity of beings is pertinent to considerations of contemporary pandemics as well as to the climate crisis insofar as it offers neither hermeneutic resolution, policy diktats, or moral judgment, but simply one...

... or “context”) or site where a historical event could have erupted and, in this case, did erupt. Ephemera are useful in historical analysis, as Walter Benjamin suggested a century ago, because historical events lie immanent in detritus as potential dialectical images, which the determined historian can...

..., and Resources for a New Century Sept. 2000 . Project for the New American Century. Project Co-Chairmen: Donald Kagan and Gary Schmitt. http://www.newamericancentury.org/RebuildingAmericasDefenses.pdf . Drury, Shadia B. The Political Ideas of Leo Strauss . New York: St. Martin's, 1988 . Dyzenhaus...

...Robin James Building on Ewa Ziarek’s account of “potentiality” and “incandescence” as feminist counter-modernisms, this essay argues that these aesthetic and political strategies have been co-opted by neoliberalism and domesticated into resilience discourse. This argument is made, in part, through...

... places perception at the cornerstone of truth. Deleuze, however, is skeptical of this similarity. He critiques phenomenology on two fronts: immanence and difference (Lawlor). He argues...

..., we can perceive a correlation between the fantasy of omnipotence on which extreme violence feeds and that it reproduces and the reduction of its victims to powerlessness, which constitutes its immanent objective...

... conviction: under the social arrangement known as patriarchy the subject is exclusively male: masculinity and subjectivity are co-extensive notions. Consider these two celebrated assertions, the first drawn from Beauvoir's The Second Sex, the second, from Irigaray's Speculum: "He is the subject, he...

...: Duke UP, 1996 . Bataille, Georges. Death and Sensuality: A Study of Eroticism and the Taboo . 1962 . New York: Walker and Co., 1984. ———. “Sacrifices.” Visions of Excess: Selected Writings, 1927–1939 . Trans. Allan Stoekl. Minneapolis: U of Minnesota P, 1985 . 130 –36. Bogen, Mike...

... that the authority they bestowed on women required of them only what was thought to be immanent in their nature, the three concepts, though subordinated, gained enormous rhetorical power and began to operate as a reproductive apparatus in its own right. Yes, managing a household and caring for the lives within...

..., as if it ever left. In fact, theory is still here and constantly on a comeback tour. But what does present a real danger is the coarsening of our sense that theory, as a genre, often loses its audience precisely when we seek to co-opt...

..., and Digital Culture . Durham : Duke UP , 2004 . Sterne Jonathan . The Audible Past: Cultural Origins of Sound Reproduction . Durham : Duke UP , 2003 . Suisman David . “ Sound, Knowledge, and the ‘Immanence of Human Failure’: Rethinking Musical Mechanization through the Phonograph...

... P , 1998 . Swenson Brynnar . “ Immanent Realism: Time and Corporate Form in William Gaddis’s J R ” Literature and the Encounter with Immanence . Ed. Swenson Brynnar . Leiden : Brill/Rodopi , 2017 . 92 – 105 . Taylor Mark C. Confidence Games: Money and Markets...

...: the one emphasizing our immanence within the field about which we produce knowledge and the other requiring a transcendent perspective. Foucault’s investigation of this doubling in The Order of Things led him to the startling...

... of resistance to the total autonomy of production. Evocative of Irigaray’s “sensible transcendental” (a neologism invented to contest the opposition between immanence associated with sensibility/matter and transcendence ascribed...

... social and economic benefits (Piore 165). Beginning in the late 1960s, however, a series of related developments combined to put an end to the postwar boom. The immanent instability of the Keynesian welfare state - the final incompatibility between market capitalism and social democracy - caused the rate...

... of pollination in these accounts is a decidedly “asym- metrical” encounter (Nilsson 259). Recent statements in the literature vociferously resist the term “co-evolution” to describe this phenomenon in Ophrys. Since Ophrys orchids offer...

... in the not so near future, the voices of angels remain uniquely capable of breaking through the brutal silence enforced by the abyssal gap between masculine and feminine, transcendence and immanence. The triadic cycle of God, father...

... that is conjured by his work is not someone who fantasizes himself to be a virgin untainted by social reality; rather he involves himself in Hong Kong's materialism by making visible its abundant and overdetermined forms. The immanence and centrality of the material in his poems becomes both an expression...

... The Necessity of Universalism II The conclusion that the universalist project should be abandoned - rather than radicalized through an immanent critique - only makes sense if we suppose that we are obliged to choose betweenfalse universalism and anti-universalism. We wish to reject this opposition as itself...

... ambiguity that obtains between “sociohistorical process” and the “narrative constructions about that process.” These “two sides of historicity” (24) are not sequentially separable, but are, rather, always co-implicated: historical...