... homosexuality—would mean for thinking sexual justice in the #MeToo moment. Intergenerational sexuality, gay and straight, is indicative of the sheer pervasiveness and normalcy of the entanglement of sex and power across Euro-North America, an entanglement that feminists invested in sexual justice must address...

... Justice Politics,” considers how sex workers (or persons convicted of soliciting sex), sex offenders, and other queers might find points of political solidarity irreducible to sexual identities subsumed under the consenting adult. Fairness and debility, the author submits, could hold out more promising...

... situation of the humanities. In particular, The Source ’s game design and play processes offer insight into four areas: 1) the relationship between the digital humanities and social justice; 2) the affordances of transmedia design as a research method in the humanities; 3) the importance of collaboration...

... attachments to the circulation of narratives of trauma. In confronting the harm of another, it also asks how we might imagine forms of justice beyond punitive and carceral impulses. In its public appeals, #MeToo functions as a form of collective and public recognition that depends on our willingness...

... and consequences of these usages and the limits they place on projects of justice. © 2019 by Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2019 sex offense pervert sexual psychopath sex fiend predator The keyword “sex offender” conjures up two different albeit...

... was needed.” But, says Arendt, “I would never have gone to Jerusalem if I had shared these views. I held and hold the opinion that this trial had to take place in the interests of justice and nothing else” ( Eichmann 286). 18 In the end, though, she does much more: her book takes the Eichmann trial...

... Reformation theories of atonement as propitiation and expiation rendered to satisfy the demands of divine justice (Recinella 76–79). Recent theologians have underscored the violent subtext within traditional formulations...

... Powers Debates (University Press of Kansas, 1992) and is currently completing a book entitled Who's Your Daddy? Constitutional Parody, Queer Theory, and Popular Culture . Bell, Derrick. And We Are Not Saved: The Elusive Quest for Racial Justice . New York: Basic, 1987 . ____. Faces...

... that is also the condition of possibility of its endurance or persever- ance as part of the order of presence. The gift’s contaminating force led Derrida to a radical rethinking of agency and justice. 48...

... in American Foreign Policy? ” Lecture. Bard College Globalization and International Affairs Program, New York City. 11 May 2006 . Davis, Angela. Are Prisons Obsolete? New York: Seven Stories, 2003 . Davis, Cara. “Call to Justice: Gary Haugen and International Justice Mission.” Relevant Mar./Apr...

... . Engel v. Vitale . 370 u.s. 421. u.s. Sup. Ct. 1962 . Everson v. Bd. of Educ. 330 u.s. 1 u.s. Sup. Ct. 1947 . Family Research Council Web site. “ About FRC .” www.frc.org/get.cfm?c=ABOUT_FRC (accessed 23 Feb. 2007). Family Research Council. “ Justice Sunday 2: Event Transcript .” Justice...

... Modernity . London: Sage, 1992 . Bender, Thomas. Preface . Bender vii -ix. Bender, Thomas, ed. Rethinking American History in a Global Age . Berkeley: u of California p, 2002 . Bullard, Richard D., ed. Unequal Protection: Environmental Justice and Communities of Color . San Francisco: Sierra...

..., philosophy, science studies, poststructuralist theory, and feminist theory. She is currently working on a book project titled “Infinity, Nothingness, and Justice-to-Come.” © 2012 by Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2012 Works Cited Ahmed Sara...

...-Wesley, 1992 . Eifermann, Rivka. “ The Exceptional Position of `A Child Is Being Beaten' in the Learning and Teaching of Freud .” Person 157 -78. Forrester, John. “Justice, Envy, and Psychoanalysis.” Dispatches from the Freud War . Cambridge, ma: Harvard up, 1997 . 13 -43. Freud, Anna...

... . New York: Routledge, 1993 . ———. Undoing Gender . New York: Routledge, 2004 . Cornell, Drucilla, Michel Rosenfeld, and David Carlson, eds. Deconstruction and the Possibility of Justice . New York: Routledge, 1992 . Derrida, Jacques. Aporias . Trans. Thomas Dutoit. Stanford: Stanford up...

...: Beyond Recognition . Minneapolis: u Minnesota p, 2001 . Race, Kane. “Recreational States: Drugs and the Sovereignty of Consumption.” Culture Machine 7 ( 2005 ). http://culturemachine.tees.ac.uk/frm_f1.htm . Sandel, Michael J. Liberalism and the Limits of Justice . Cambridge: Cambridge up...

... allowed to marry in the 1830s while living with their respective masters in the free territories of Illinois and Wisconsin. In fact, it was Robinson’s owner, Major Lawrence Taliaferro, an Army officer and justice of the peace, who married the two slaves in a civil ceremony and effectively gave away...

... and transdisciplinarity to Jean-François Lyotard’s The Differend and his Just Gaming , two books that date from 1983 and 1979, respectively, in their original French versions, and that continue to be relevant. In both of these works, Lyotard writes on judging, justice, and morals in a context of a multiplicity...

... of passion as the exercise of a right (this especially for men) or as the instrument of justice, a righting of wrongs (this especially for women). Perpetrators were not, then, beings apart from the "normal," non-criminal population; they presented no apparent social danger and were not likely to become...

... Mandela for admiring the law and, indeed, for exemplifying it. Perhaps this work is one of the most powerful examples of Derrida attempting to call forth from the future the possibility of justice today...