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..., Racism and History . London : Verso , 1992 . Wolff Leon . Little Brown Brother . New York : Doubleday , 1982 . VICENTE L. RAFAEL Mimetic Subjects: Engendering Race at the Edge of Empire aited States imperialism at the turn of the century, not unlike other European colonial enterprises...

... . “ The Conservative Case .” Same-Sex Marriage: Pro and Con . New York : Vintage , 1997 . 146 – 53 . Yee Shirley J. “ The ‘Women’ in Women's Studies .” differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 9 . 3 ( 1997 ): 46 – 64 . The Edge. Interview KATHRYN COOK AND RENEA HENRY WITH JOAN...

... of a Nervous Breakdown [Mujeres al borde un ataque de nervios] . Dir. Almodóvar Pedro . Laurenfilm S.A. , 1988 . JOAN WALLACH SCOTT Women's Studies on the Edge. Introduction heig~nedquire a nuestions posed about the future of Women's Studies acsense of importance as the twentieth century draws...

...”; and finally, the edge of modernity of which Kafka is the major harbinger. The article argues for a view in which sound, and the particular experience of sound in Kafka’s context, can be taken as an ontological opening with ample ramifications in contemporary philosophy and psychoanalysis. mladen dolar...

... culture, Li Yugang has won the recognition of both market and mainstream cultures, successfully adding a modern edge to the traditional art. Like reality television shows in the West, Li Yugang’s cross-dressing performances tend to use sensationalism to attract viewers and to increase advertising revenue...

.... But I also assert, here and in the book, that this ethics is not simply antimarriage or an embrace of other gestures of refusal such as antinormativity. Here, there is an opening for disagreement, an edge to be worked. This ethics will not lead us toward negative theology or queer negativity...

... : 1 – 30 . Brown Wendy . “ The Impossibility of Women's Studies .” 9 . 3 : 79 – 101 . Cook Kathryn and Henry Renea , with Scott Joan Wallach . “ The Edge. Interview .” 9 . 3 : 132 – 155 . Cucullu Lois . “ Retailing the Female Intellectual .” 9 . 2 : 25...

... Roxanne . “ Reconstructions: Prosthetics and the Rehabilitation of the Male Body in World War I France .” 7 . 3 : 109 – 40 . Rafael Vicente L. “ Mimetic Subjects: Engendering Race at the Edge of Empire .” 7 . 2 : 127 – 49 . Robbins Bruce . “ The Weird Heights: On Cosmopolitanism...

...PETRA KUPPERS Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2004 petra kuppers is Assistant Professor of Performance Studies at Bryant University. She is the author of Disability and Contemporary Performance: Bodies on Edge (Routledge, 2003) and is currently...

... Seuil, 1978 . ———. The Literary Absolute: The Theory of Literature in German Romanticism . Trans. Philip Barnard and Cheryl Lester. Albany: suny P, 1988 . Miller, J. Hillis. “On Edge: The Crossways of Contemporary Criticism.” Romanticism and Contemporary Criticism . Ed. Morris Eaves and Michael...

... in them as well. These are structurations that take place at the border between the body and the world and exemplify the ways in which the outermost edge of the body is malleable and permeable. In the first section of this paper, I...

... in Feminist Thought . Boston : Beacon , 1988 . Turner Victor . “ Body, Brain and Culture .” On the Edge 249 - 73 . Turner Victor . “ The New Neurosociology .” On the Edge 275 - 89 . Turner Victor . On the Edge of the Bush . Ed. Turner Edith L. B. . Tucson : U...

... proponents of twelve-step programs, to the drug addicts and crack babies represented by the policy establishment. Indeed, as an explanatory system addiction seems to make intelligible the quite disparate worlds of middle-class subjectivity and under-class adjection, rendering both as always on the edge...

... Liberty: Abolition,Feminism, and the Politics of the Body . Berkeley: U of California P, 1993 . Scott, Joan Wallach. “Experience.” Feminists Theorize the Political . Ed. Judith Butler and Joan Scott. New York: Routledge, 1992 . 22 –40. Scott, Joan Wallach, ed. Women's Studies on the Edge . Spec...

... in which they were grounded. She asked, “Will a new feminist literary criticism arise that will take literariness seriously while maintaining its vital ideological edge?” (xiv). The “bad object” in this issue of difference s is “literariness.” Indeed, the very word, which in Schor’s problematic...

... Scott. “ The Edge. Interview .” Scott, ed. 132 –55. Douglas, Ann. The Feminization of American Culture . New York: Avon Books, 1977 . Du Maurier, Daphne. Rebecca . New York:Modern Library, 1938 . ———. The Rebecca Notebook and Other Memories . London: Victor Gollancz, 1981 . Duras...

... Through observation the world becomes organized as knowl- edge in distinct discursive orders. We act in terms of our accounts of the world, the nature of which is a matter of production and contestation, not least in our efforts...

... at by eyes whose hard gleam, like that of marble spheres, does not see us. The “unreadable transparency” of these impenetrable and stony eyes shares the effect that Bersani and Dutoit identify in the opening shot of Beckett’s Film . Stretched to the edge of the screen and weirdly flattened out, the orb...