...Henry S. Turner This essay examines the problem of the corporation as an “artificial person” and as a form of political organization in the early modern period, using Richard Hakluyt's Principal Navigations (1598–1600) to explore models of collective, corporate narration and competing images...

...” as a smokescreen for their economic agenda. First it was Citizens United , where the Court ruled that corporations could enjoy the same rights to free speech as individual people (Appelbaum; Hollis-Brusky; McGee). Neoliberal power arrangements were spinning out of control, as the state forfeited its regulatory...

..., collaborative institutional forms for thinking. The increasingly corporate academic model needs to move away from its instrumentalizing emphasis on output, this essay suggests, to acknowledge, instead, the pleasures of teaching, of learning, and of thinking. Brown University and differences : A Journal...

... the apprehension of political agency in the present neoliberal moment. Along the way, the essay works to disentangle two interrelated yet distinct dimensions of #MeToo: first, as an intervention in corporate and institutional cultures where women are systematically susceptible to abuse; second, as a dystopian...

... programs. While linked, these deployments of trigger warnings occur in different contexts with different ramifications (for understandings of “content” and of “trauma”; for conventions or transformations of texts and publics; for compliance or resistance to neoliberal, corporate formations). By reading fan...

... with others, and that is essential to one's life. The paper also argues that this belonging is corporeal, lived, and that it engenders and transforms sociopolitical meaning. On the basis of this model of community, the harm of racism and sexism lies not in the effects of categorization and objectification...

...Richard Rambuss This essay reflects on Bersani’s sexually explicit, homosexually specific writings about sex from the vantage of sexual positioning, which can itself be thought of as complexly gendered, corporeally and psychically. Whereas gay male sex in the missionary position is the centerpiece...

.... Radicalization of what Timothy Snyder has called “sadopopulism” and Chris Hedges has called “corporate totalitarianism” have led to a pervasive sense of impotence among large swaths of global populations who have been, and are being, abandoned and discarded, made victims of radical neglect, disappearance...

... values that come with corporate sponsorship. Since the seminar ended, changes in university fi nance have become a topic of national debate. At a conference on the Future of the City of Intellect that I attended...

..., the political is located in one’s life story and in the corporeal sin- gularity of one’s voice, necessarily exposed in reciprocal relationals among human beings. Life stories are narrated and told with interest because they are always new...

... situation. Its mobility, however, makes it a useful analytic tool; by understanding what someone means by masochism, concepts of identity, corporeality, power, and subjectivity are laid bare. By arguing that Deleuze relates reading, writing, and masochism, I mean that reading and writing activate...

...: Liveright, 1933 . Koch, Erec R. “Cartesian Corporeality and (Aesth)Ethics.” pmla 121 ( 2006 ): 405 -20. La Forge, Louis de. “Remarques sur le Traitté de l'Homme de René Descartes.” L'Homme de René Descartes . By René Descartes. 171 -408. La Grange, Jean-Baptiste de. Les Principes de la...

..., invokes fascism to characterize American political immorality, and Ridley Scott’s remake of The Manchurian Candidate (2004) considers the state’s degradation to the guard dog of global corporations. Hard-boiled novelists Philip Kerr (Berlin Noir...

... in another direction: I will show that Gaddis’s satirical novel is related to the revolution of the junk bond market in the 1970s and 1980s, as personified by the junk bond king, Michael Milken, and also to the ideological fictions that inhere in this historical transformation (the fictions of corporate...

...!” Some of the language emphasizing the “fun and interesting” aspects of frank sexual conversations is cited across multiple college websites and is directly attributed to Consent is Sexy, making visible both that corporation’s national reach and the uniformity of the branding of affirmative consent. Here...

... (and later, Merleau-Ponty) measures the concept of the human, habit being the margin of corporeality that the soul both struggles against and cannot subsist without. In a similar vein, Nancy Armstrong and Leonard...

...; so, too, does the blind man’s body become something that exceeds its corporeal contours. “To get used to a hat, a car, or a stick is to be transplanted into them, or conversely, to incorporate them into the bulk of our own...

..., the actual corporeal image of the body with an idea of the self, "the dearly departed," which in turn guards us from equating the thinking thing with the corporeal thing. Strictly speaking, the corpse resembles nothing in itself or by itself, and it can therefore be used for comparison with other bodies...

... in terms of the object relation, for if we construe the object of demand as "recognition," the corporeal dimension of psychoanalysis tends to disappear, having been replaced by an abstract and intersubjective account of the relation to the other in which the most elementary problems of psychoanalysis...

... for the fellowship I held while drafting this essay. I thank them and their students. I am grateful to Ms. Miho Matsumura, a doctoral student at the Institute for Global Studies at Hitotsubashi University, who conducted the research into the Jintan Corporation marketing policies. And I am grateful to Roz Morris, who...