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... can be revised and expanded by including the vocabulary and symptomatology of the sufferance of exile and homelessness by displaced Tibetans. [email protected] © 2022 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2022 4 Caruth is referring...

... with the Department of Comparative Literature, U of Hong Kong , 1992 . Leung Ping-kwan . “ The Homeless Poems and Photographs .” NuNaHeDuo [Dislocation] 2 . 2 (“Public vs Images” Issue): 1-2 Leung Ping-kwan . Leung Ping-kwan gun/juan (in Chinese). Ed. Jap See/Ji Si. Hong Kong : Sanlian...

... that cover several generations. Most importantly, the immigrant genre is marked by a curiously detached reading of the experience of "homelessness" which is compensated for by an excessive use of the metaphor of luggage, both spiritual and material. I argue for a distinct genre because such a move lessens...

... in one mess after another, facing homelessness, isolation, vulnerability—so she is forced to find a way out. After all, for her, thinking began in association with danger. And then, once positioned precariously but also vitally by her daring thinking, Arendt each time saves herself in ways that she could...

... the destroyed homeland of anticolonial militants, Sufi historian Nizami maps the transformed conditions of Delhi’s elites who were thrown overnight from a wealthy lifestyle of decadent pride to a homeless existence of annihilative piety. In “Sakina Khanam,” macabre catastrophes of home management strike...

.... For example, Wilson et al. discuss the unique challenges faced by lgbt homeless and foster youth. Tilcsik’s work on employment discrimination of openly gay men shows the relevance of this issue as it relates to lgbt equality. And access to reliable health care is an important issue, particularly...

... that provide direct benefits to lgbtq homeless youth and adults; and the Census Bureau rejected a proposal to collect demographic information on lgbtq people in the 2020 census. All of these policies mirror and expand the stalwart antichoice and anti- lgbtq politics that were a hallmark of Pence’s term...

... hotel had already become a standard trope across popular and high cultural lines, from the “transcendental homelessness” of Georg Lukács’s “Hotel Abyss” to Vicki Baum’s relentlessly spinning Drehtür. Beginning at the turn...

... that is intolerable if men are to live together in society” (236), such as killing, stealing, and so on. Poverty, illness, or homelessness, on the other hand, are not considered intolerable for the life of the community, and giving is not required. Charity, then, becomes what substitutes for such an absence of law...

... located its intellectual origins. This tradition of discourse was hardly new, Foucault explains, but because the mainstream of European philosophy had chosen to ignore the challenge the Cynics once mounted against Socratic idealism, it certainly seemed so. Taking up the role of a homeless beggar, Diogenes...

... halfway between, the sobs of the homeless landlocked unloved. They ride on this wind from a country...

... of Emily Dickinson . Cambridge, Mass .: Harvard UP , 1992 . Foster Thomas . Homelessness at Home: Redefining Domesticity in Modern Women's Writing . New York : nyu P, forthcoming. Garbowsky Maryanne M. The House without the Door: A Study of Emily Dickinson and the Illness...

... and stay contentedly in her small village or marry an adventurous younger suitor and move to the city. If the second option is chosen, the couple will wander the streets homeless, not looking very happy. If, however, the rather nice city smith is killed during some attack—an outcome that is partially...

... in common, according to my reading of Woolf, is that they have no country to call their own. Equally homeless. Before we let ourselves go to joyful celebrations of our internationalism, therefore, let us ask ourselves: are we sufficiently present as citizens in our country to start thinking seriously about...

... arguments that bind our disciplines, that run us safely to the types of homes or their shadows in homelessness that we return to every day, that underlie the way we talk to one another. A more grounded procedure would have...

... counselor but she only asks me, um, questions, and she doesn’t help me at all, like, she’s just, she’s always asking me questions. I am here to poke around in the dark. And even this, a theory, a hermeneutics-of-dark: M: Mmmm sorry [softly, barely audible]. How long have you been … homeless? Dr...

...; my mother and her family were, as Baltic aristocrats, expelled from Moscow through the same revolution to which Rosa was so fervently attached. They were stateless and homeless as a result. As a child, I always heard that the “Bolshevists” were responsible for their misfortune, and some of them had...

... in the U.S. and the signs of that crisis are dauntingly familiar. Women are disproportionately, and in increasing numbers, impoverished and homeless; the hard-won right to abortion is under attack; the rhetoric of equality is used to support censorship; affirmative action programs are being dismantled...

... of Americans with AIDS, few of whom can afford such drug treatments as are available, many of whom are homeless and living out on the streets of New York, Los Angeles, and every other major city in the United States. Who in this picture are the "primitives"? Who the barbarians? And meanwhile, the AIDS pandemic...

...). Amid the chaos of this earthquake, another feeling makes itself clear in Day’s account. Day recalls refugees pouring into Oakland from San Francisco, of her mother and neighbors “serving the homeless” ( Long 21 ), giving all their clothing away, and providing mutual aid. “While the crisis lasted...