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..., D'nesh. The End of Racism: Principles for a Multiracial Society . New York: Free Press, 1995 . Heidegger, Martin. “The Origin of the Work of Art.” Poetry, Language, Thought . Trans. Albert Hofstander. New York: Harper and Row, 1971 . 17 -86. Kojève, Alexandre. Introduction to the Reading...

... ends and demonstrate an investment in the satisfying interminability of protest that cannot be suppressed or punished. It brings into view a range of protesting figures engaged in an ongoing alteration of the colonial relation to argue that the eccentric gaps between process and purpose are useful...

... for individuality even when precisely named after one’s father. For this essay, I propose we end the story of patriarchy by attending to its insistent replications. In the space I have here, my emphasis will be on naming and the iterations of masculine identity that are enforced with very little variation. 2...

... and civilizations. The essay relates Freud’s thoughts on transience and beauty to the end of analysis and concludes with a reading of Marceline Desbordes-Valmore’s “Les Roses de Saadi” to contend that the transmission of the Pass occurs on the level of sensation to attain, beyond cultural particularities, desire...

...Naomi Morgenstern Cormac McCarthy’s 2006 novel, The Road , depicts a decidedly masculine subject contemplating a death that is simultaneously imagined as , and as taking place at , the end of the world. As such, the novel invites its dismissal as an extravagantly solipsistic elegy for patriarchy...

... Because it is possible to create virtual-end machinima on private servers (thus not really deleting the avatar) and because Blizzard (World of Warcraft’s developer) has the ability to restore a deleted avatar in cases where accounts have been compromised, virtual-end machinimas are sometimes subject...

... that used to mean “ending.” And it asks: since when has finance become without an end? © 2020 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2020 debt finance narrative absolution storytelling Thousand and One Nights The one says: “What a wonderful story...

...Lynne Huffer This essay examines the final two sentences of Bersani’s Intimacies , a book he cowrote with the psychoanalyst Adam Phillips. The strange temporality of Bersani’s correspondence at the end of Intimacies coincides with the “friendly accord” invoked by Socrates at the end of the Phaedrus...

...Figure 1 Wilmer Wilson IV, END (2018)Staples and pigment print on wood 48 × 96 × 2 1/4 in. Courtesy of Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC and CONNERSMITH, Washington, DC ...

...Samia Vasa A psychoanalytic reading of Catharine MacKinnon’s Toward a Feminist Theory of the State brings into focus her overwhelmingly queer-negative investment in sexuality. This essay considers select parts of her book to argue that MacKinnon ends up repeating what she claims to end...

... straightforwardly autobiographical account. Borrowing the concept of “autothanatography” from Jacques Derrida and others, this essay explores how Vivier’s works inscribe a relationship to death, to the end and impossibility of autobiography, into its very origin. I argue that such an inscription occurs prominently...

...Bonnie Honig Margarethe von Trotta’s film Hannah Arendt starts and ends with its protagonist on the couch. Hannah Arendt’s intellectual objection to psychoanalysis notwithstanding, this framing invites us to consider the psychoanalytical symptoms Arendt’s own thinking is caught up in. The essay...

... begins and ends by reflecting on the stakes involved, both today and in the past. This essay is dedicated to the memory of Eugene Vance, eminent scholar and extraordinary friend, who traversed many worlds. geraldine heng is Perceval Professor and Associate Professor of English...

... movement following the end of the Second World War turned away from society toward the family, seeking equal rights in family life. Historically, three forms also have changed the categorizing of women—as natural, domestic, and societal. Socializing the category of women, that is, the recognition of women...

... the reductive assertions of her avatar’s own narration. Ultimately, despite all its surface-level attachments to Winnicott’s version of mental and emotional health, Are You My Mother? ’s formal strategies end up revealing Bechdel’s deep ambivalence toward concepts like reparation , authenticity , and psychic...

... of the capitalist mode of production. After reflecting on the implications of Thatcher’s implicit stance in ontological matters, the text moves on to the critique of capitalist antisociality in Freud by reflecting specifically on the affective conditions of solidarity. In the end, the encounter of psychoanalysis...

...Rachel Greenspan Where does the consulting room begin and end? And how do those limits impact the therapeutic aims of psychoanalysis? Drawing on clinical work conducted at the margins of European empire across the twentieth century, this essay explores how psychoanalytic notions of political...

... that we begin to consider academic institutions through lenses less focused on the production of measurable knowledge and more attentive to the practice of teaching as an end in itself. He invites readers to imagine alternatives to current academic institutions, challenging us to envision better...

... of poverty, and they represent the poor as subjects dislocated from both voice and temporality, asserting the experience of poverty as that which cannot be given voice and offering the narrator as a figure redeemed from poverty precisely through his narration. If poverty is the end of the future, as Orwell...