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... . Canieso-Doronila Maria-Luisa . “ Educating Filipinos for the World Market .” Manila Chronicle 20 June 1993 . Caoili Manuel A . “ Metropolitan Manila Reorganization .” Philippine Journal of Public Administration 29 . 1 ( 1985 ): 1 - 26 . Colomina Beatriz , ed. Sexuality...

... with the built structures of metropolitan modernity. If the easily overlooked locales that reproduce social relations acquire a mythic dimension through the naturalizing force of repetition, then he works against this process by reading them...

... anthology of Maeda Ai's essays and a manuscript examining Japanese urban rail, metropolitan life, and the modern subject. Benjamin, Walter. Illuminations . Trans. Harry Zohn. New York: Schocken Books, 1969 . Berman, Marshall. All That is Solid Melts into Air: The Experience of Modernity . New...

... expressions in the Turkish, Arab, and Andalusian traditions to diverse ethnic voices (Gnawa, Berber, Kurd, Rom) together with a variety of metropolitan sounds that touch, remix, and reroute local sonorities with heavy metal, hip-hop...

... of the Metropolitan Museum. In her introduction she wrote: My own love of the detail—and like all loves this love is shot through with ambivalence—is inextricably bound up with my Oedipus: my father, i ly a s c h o r a goldsmith, was a master...

... . “ Manila's New Metropolitan Form .” 5 . 3 : 154 - 78 . Vidler Anthony . “ Bodies in Space/Subjects in the City: Psychopathologies of Modern Urbanism .” 5 . 3 : 31 - 51 . Index, Volume 5, 1993. Brown, Wendy. "Jim Miller's Passions. A Review." 5.2: 140-48. Camhi, Leslie. "Stealing Femininity...

.... In the View of the Park at the Metropolitan Museum in New York, we find a similar arrangement, where a canopy of trees rises above a female statue not unlike the one in the Wallace painting (see Williams cat. no. 36). In the well...

... of their fields of expertise. The curious hybrid called Cultural Studies does not always refuse such demands. It is hoped that the present paper will be an example of that principled refusal to refuse, by a teacher of British Literature, to serve as intermediary between metropolitan reader or student and a text...

... . Best of the Best . Spec. issue of House Beautiful. Nov. 1999 . Betsky, Aaron. “Lofts: The Next Generation.” Metropolitan Home . Nov.–Dec. 1999 : 134 –40. Bourdieu, Pierre. Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgement of Taste . Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard UP, 1984 . Brooks, David. “Home...

... in the Metropolitan,” “a poem documenting a visit to a museum with a beloved friend” ( Glavey 1007 ). I have written paraphrases in the present tense: Two gays are having a heady conversation. They’re in the British Museum, looking at the remnants of ancient monuments. The Assyrian sculptures in particular captivate...

...Heather Dawkins Copyright © 1992 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 1992 Works Cited Boggs Jean Sutherland , et al. Degas . New York : Metropolitan Museum of Art , 1988 . Cabanne Pierre . Monsieur Degas . Paris : Lattès...

... we go again, saying what feels like the same old things about modernity and sexuality in relation to yet another d iff ere nee s: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 4.3 (1992) 92 Fathers of Modern Art, Mothers of Invention instance of that distinctive metropolitan bourgeois class and gender...

... conception of spatiallogic,8 one which helps explain racial and class divisions that still exist to this day, not only in former colonial cities in Africa9 and Asia, but also in Western "metropolitan" centers of today. This particular subtext, the scene of French colonial urbanism, allows Duras's Indochinese...

... such popu- lations, “if only they are intelligent” (439). By the time Stoker set pen to paper a century later, the situation looked entirely different. The migration of people from metropolitan core to colonial periphery and back again...

... of an “asymmetrical cosmopolitanism” across the West/non-West divide: non- Western intellectuals need to be knowledgeable about Western cultures and speak one of the metropolitan languages to be considered “cosmopol- itan,” while Western...

...," exemplified by an apartment complex about to be constructed in Washington, D.C.: "It will be possible to live, work, eat, shop, and play at Watergate" (126). Architects during the 1960s metropolitanized the apartment house by making it into a miniature city, and the aesthetic principles underlying such modern...

... for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the artist Kara Walker writes the following: At this book’s inception, the narrative of Hurricane Katrina had shifted precipitously away from the hyperreal horror show pre...

... Policy (Sept./Oct. 2005 ). http://www.foreignpolicy.com/users/login.php?story_id=3157 &URL= http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/cms.php?story_id=3157 Frank, Thomas. What's the Matter with Kansas? How Conservatives Won the Heart of America . New York: Metropolitan, 2004 . Gilmore, Kim...

... in our own time.) Foundational heterogeneity is also a point that the Subaltern Studies historians have argued in their critique of metropolitan intellectual history, as they have persistently uncovered singular, situated Enlightened communities in "Asia," as elsewhere. So the doctrines of Enlightenment...

... and others, including psychologists like Otto Weininger and Max Nordau saw as its decadence), it is not surprizing to find that from the outset urban phobias were assigned a definite place in the gendering of metropolitan psychopathology. Despite the predominance of male patients in the samples...