... and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2005 timothy bewes What Is a Literary Landscape? Immanence and the Ethics of Form Birds were screaming everywhere, the The sun came out...

... material shape it took, and how it altered the colonial landscape—has entwined forms of surveillance, suspicion, and sexuality, deeply affecting how individuals gauge, judge, sense, watch, and seduce one another. Ideology, in other words, haunts pleasure as it lurks within and through built environments...

...Joseph J. Fischel; Robyn Wiegman The first part of this essay interrogates the substance, significance, and style of feminist legal thinker Catharine MacKinnon’s oeuvre. It argues that both the feminist dimensions of our contemporary sexual landscape (identifying, then remedying, conduct...

...Rosalyn Diprose This article explores the impossibility and necessity of belonging to gender, race, and place. It does so against the background of Ivan Sen's Australian film Beneath Clouds (2001), with the specificities of Australian landscape and the rural/urban divide that it captures...

..., informing also the play of sexual difference in these paintings—from within , as it were. It is, unexpectedly, from Fragonard’s landscapes that we get a better grasp of how in his practice a picture actually emerges...

... be argued that an authentic Italian school or style of archaeology only came into being with fascism, dictating thereby a visual landscape of the past that would combine romanità and medievalism with fascist projections of the future, all this in seeming opposition to prior “foreign,” Winckelmannian...

...- century sonic landscape developing out of music sharing, ripping, and the related crises of intellectual property for which MP3 technologies have been both metonyms and operators (see Bull), and certainly many in the first years...

..., Hammonds argues the same of Black women’s sexuality and relationships. The constructed landscape that suits white lesbians and more broadly white queer people is insufficient to capture what McKittrick calls “black livingness” (3). Black livingness can never be contained or articulated through a framework...

.... “A Certain Impossible Possibility of Saying the Event.” Trans. Gila Walker. Critical Inquiry 33 (Winter 2007 ): 441 -61. Kelman, Ari. A River and Its City: The Nature of Landscape in New Orleans . Berkeley: u of California p, 2006 . McCoy, Minnie [Memphis Minnie], and Joe McCoy. “When the Levee...

... Sonnack. “Women Living With Type II Diabetes: The Intrusion of Illness.” Journal of Clinical Nursing 8 ( 1999 ): 712 -22. Kuppers, Petra. Disability and Contemporary Performance:Bodies on Edge . London: Routledge, 2003 . ____. “New Landscapes: Community Art, Video Process, and Fantasies...

..., Androgynes, and Other Mythical Beasts . Chicago : Chicago UP , 1982 . Otis Brooks . Ovid as an Epic Poet . Cambridge : Cambridge UP , 1970 . Parry Hugh . “ Ovid's Metamorphoses: Violence in a Pastoral Landscape .” Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological...

... anchored Japan’s imperial mission. In short, railways keyed Japanese modernity and its constituent imperialism. The present essay is primarily concerned with urban commuter rail and its role in privatizing the modern Japanese landscape...

... onto a large-scale screen, becoming exquisite abstract forms that resemble mountainous landscapes, repeating textured patterns, and visual networks (see fig. 12 ). These visual magnifications resonate with a poetics of scale in Shaw’s monologues, as she ranges from the details of everyday life...

... Wilson says that he refuses to focus on violence in relation to the murdered boy, he is not only keeping something of the boy separate from violence, but he is also rejecting the broader representational landscape in which Black people are embedded. In this way he refuses to perpetuate the overdetermined...

..., for example. It is actually a folding back so that older strata layer the new, an understanding specific to rocks and landscapes. The fantôme, here, is cinema itself and its corpse, because this three- screened piece...

... the dramatic upsurge of household and industrial waste (64–66). The period when u.s . municipalities proliferated wide-scale use of the landfill, a specific landscape architecture for managing the blighting of the landscape from garbage dumps by condensing post-consumer waste and burying it, saw garbage made...

... of the symbolization of body and landscape in this poem and throughout Maud.) Of the places of this multiple origin, we can further say that they are already off center, characterized as they are by their difference-in-proximity from the place...

... conditional recovery might be possible. The battles over theory, indeed the sweeping resistance to theory that we have been living with for several decades now, are part of a larger landscape marked by a momentous redefinition of culture and the human. The journey doesn’t promise to be necessarily comfortable...

... as a beautiful landscape. Only in this way can the true face, an authentic picture of how men live together, be produced.” He goes on to cite Bertolt Brecht’s declaration that “the situation is becoming so complex that less than ever...

... by the absence of the larger Japanese American community. Having just emerged from the internment camps or returned from war service, longtime Japanese American communities were struggling to establish themselves in the American landscape. In contrast to the story of social accommodation and economic mobility...