... . Wolin Sheldon . The Presence of the Past: Essays on the State and the Constitution . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins UP , 1989 . Felllinist Hesitations, Postlllodern Exposures WENDY BROWN rat we live in postmodern times is nearly inarguable but like all things postmodern, there is no consensus...

... state has de facto disavowed of them. The author proposes conceptualizing them as “bad victims” since their taking action does not take away their pain; rather, the public exposure of their lament actually turns them into political agents. [email protected] © 2023 by Brown University...

... with silence has spurred a fraught move toward confession and publicity. This form of black feminist storytelling—characterized as a bind of black sexual freedom—generates a culture of confession and exposure that reinforces black female fungibility under the guise of sexual liberation and limits alternative...

.... If, as some claim, critique has nothing to reveal given that all is there to be seen in this age of electronic and televisual exposure, what is it we see when we see gender? What lure is entailed in the postcritical? What is the lure of gender? And what political and critical stakes do such questions carry...

... media crisis of exposure, with each image leaked, and works to preserve the same policing of virtue that enabled the racist violence of the lynch mob and allows for the persistence of slut-shaming. Considering, as Freedman writes, how “protecting white women from rape” justified “the summary, and brutal...

... it, then this must be because both vulner- ability and responsibility are together constituted through exposure to violence. If, on the face of it, that might seem a plausible enough claim, I nonetheless wonder whether it captures what...

... and the Maternal in Feminism and Feminist Legal Theory .” 3 . 1 : 20 - 38 . Brown Wendy . “ Feminist Hesitations, Postmodern Exposures .” 3 . 1 : 63 - 84 . Case Sue-Ellen . “ Tracking the Vampire .” 3 . 2 : 1 - 20 . Clarke Eric C. “ Fetal Attraction: Hegel's An-aesthetics...

... that these “strategies” are not meant to engage in “victim-blaming,” but instead to act as guidelines for organizing sexual conduct—and desire—in compliant ways that decrease exposure to risk. Colleges encourage students to ensure that one “clearly receive[s] consent for every aspect of sexual activity” (“Risk Reduction...

... of address inform a politics here? Recall Foucault’s comments about exposure to risk in his recollections of his Tunisian students. Exposure is important for Butler as well. In setting up a response ethics, Butler draws on the concept of exposure in the work of Adriana Cavarero. Bringing in Hannah Arendt...

... mori-objects that function as embodiments of mother-son intimacy-foreshadows as well as motivates the son's subsequent retaliatory exposure of his father's loss of control, his father's involuntary "evacuation." Yet this humiliating portrait of his father allows Roth the fantasied means...

... the manifestation, the unintended exposure, of a senselessness in language that corresponds to something “in the psychic structure, [ . . . ] anterior to all readable accounting for” (416). In that sense the betrayal performed by Bersani’s attachment to his first sentences would betray the insistence of an excess...

..., demanding exposure: The role of the critic is then to show that what the naïve believ- ers are doing with objects is simply a projection of their wishes onto a material entity that does nothing at all...

... feminist literacy in intersectional politics. What I would describe as the guardedly receptive response of these organizers to their interpellation within the hashtag version of Me, too, tends to signal an acknowledgment of the value of networks and exposure. Yet the apparent convergence of political...

... - which is the "true" Foucault in his exposure of the distinctly modern conceit of identifying sexuality as the hidden, deep truth of human beings, and in his argument against the notion that any "inner truth" governs the life of a subject. But it is also the case that the book's two climactic moments...

... of the biology of sexual reproduc- tion, and this biology necessitates, in every case, the disparate exposure of men and women to its demands. The disparate exposure is given; the responses we make to it are conventional; the gap between...

... and discernible path of development. The subjects of law can now often see what the judicial subjects deciding say, the view from the bench. In cinematic terms the images and clips form the plan subjectif , the viewpoint of the lens of legal decisions. This is literally and allegorically an exposure...

... in such a way as to incorporate its contingency, for example, insofar as that might be genealogically understood. Despite the transformational potential of genealogical critique, it is not easy to inhabit the type of ethics that could dwell, and tarry, with such methodological auto-exposure. Huffer’s...

... propitiously and, on the other hand, hidden phenomena made present, if only fleetingly, that is, in their own unique present tense, in their own presencing, their own self-exposure. There is little doubt that Oh and Hertz are well aware of the practice of the candid camera, of which Cartier-Bresson...

... exposure to the speech of others; but there is also a further sense in which subjectivity, having been wrought upon the terrain of speech, can be unwrought by it. For Butler also suggests that “to become a subject means...

..., cannot create for itself a zone of radical immunity; it constantly runs the risk of exposure, and it is at this encounter between the body of language and its antibodies, the encounter of the language of deviance and that of prescriptive normativism, that Foucault's language risks severe contamination...