... of Sound Art . London : Continuum , 2010 . Žižek Slavoj . For They Know Not What They Do: Enjoyment as a Political Factor . London : Verso , 2008 . james a. steintrager Speaking of Noise: From Murderous Loudness...

... by Gordon Linda . Journal of Social History 11 . 2 (Winter 1977 ): 269 – 73 . Slater Jack . “ Sterilization: Newest Threat to the Poor .” Ebony ( Oct . 1973 ): 150 – 56 . Spivak Gayatri Chakravorty . “ Can the Subaltern Speak? ” Marxism and the Interpretation of Cultures. Ed...

...Marissa Kantor Dennis This piece is an interpretation of an interpretation of an interpretation. The setting is a clinical encounter between a Spanish-speaking patient, an English-speaking doctor, and a Spanish medical interpreter on the inpatient psychiatric floor of a New York–area hospital...

... speakability? And what investments and theoretical suppositions attend the assertion of poverty as a position of narrative impossibility, or of asserting the impossibility, for the poor, of inhabiting a speaking subject position? Through a reading of William Vollmann's Poor People and George Orwell's Down...

... and feminists from the free trade zone regions of Sri Lanka--with Tillie Olsen's classic field-defining literature from the proletarian moment in the U.S. Can we speak of a collective subject of feminism within economic globalization? Whose interest does staking a claim for such a heterogeneous class subject...

...Julia Bryan-Wilson From 1974 to 1976, artists in a range of contexts produced works that drew connections between performance and prostitution. This article examines how these projects, by artists such as Carlos Ginzburg and Suzanne Lacy, speak to the wider political discourses and feminist...

... that have yet to be explored in Hegel scholarship. By attending closely to his explicit discussion of the oracle in the Phenomenology of Spirit , one of the most underexamined passages of the text, this article shows that Hegel’s book is. foremost, a prophecy of language that would speak against...

... of Maggie might speak to readers torn between competing accounts of queer negativity. On the first day of my new teaching job, I told the students they could ask me anything. I only remember one of their questions, which was, “Why did you get married?” I said something about identifying...

... of pain and focused on procedures in the face of catastrophe. The authors propose that relevance and legality are doing a certain work in Arendt’s text, that they are not the only criteria in play, and that they are not, strictly speaking, criteria at all. Arendt treats relevance and legality as contested...

... object a ). Reading the Lacanian pass and erotogenic zones as heuristic features of the hieroglyph, this meditation presents black nihilism as an analytic setting enabling the hieroglyph to speak its ineffable repetition, rather than just a repertoire of hedonistic pleasures and destructive behaviors...

... identity politics as political correctness (73). She diagnoses them: “The outrage and resistance [. . .] is a resistance to being read—being read speaking ‘as a’ rather than simply speaking; being read through a predicate...

... NAJMABADI Teaching and Research in Unavailable Intersections L spring 1997 I was asked by one of the organizers of a conference on "The Politics of Interdisciplinary Location" to speak on one of its panels. An earlier talk about the challenges of teaching a broad survey course on "Women, Islam...

...!” ([Works 22 The frankly esoteric quality of Aesop’s “animal fables” suggested to me that Aesop had a spe- cial need to speak with “forked tongue.” Some people told me that Aesop needed to “mask his [real] thoughts” because of his status as slave...

... , 1993 . ———. “ Cogito and the History of Madness .” Writing and Difference . Trans. Bass Alan . Chicago : U of Chicago P , 1978 . 31 – 63 . ———. “ How to Avoid Speaking: Denials .” Trans. Frieden Ken . Derrida and Negative Theology . Ed. Coward Harold Foshay Toby...

... it. This is the conclusion Freud came to as a young neurologist, observing the work of his master while he completed his residency in Charcot’s clinic in Paris. After trying hypnosis and narcosis, Freud later decided, at the suggestion of one of his patients, simply to let the hysteric speak ( Studies 63 ). Just like...

...Ellen Rooney Copyright © 1996 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 1996 Works Cited Alcoff Linda . “ The Problem of Speaking for Others .” Cultural Critique 20 (Winter 1991–92): 5 – 32 Auerbach Nina . “ Engorging Patriarchy...

... of a participant in a conversation speaking in a whispery voice. The listener has to decide whether the speaker is using whispery voice as a paralinguistic feature, signaling 170...

... the speaking “we” in its own location and in the protest history of black libera- tion struggles, but it also generates a collective space that cannot foresee the manifold groupings that could claim its signification. If the Statement speaks...

... Chakravorty. “Can the Subaltern Speak?” Marxism and the Interpretation of Culture . Ed. Cary Nelson and Lawrence Grossberg. Urbana: u of Illinois p, 1988 . 271 -313. Talbot, Margaret. “Birdbrain, the Woman behind the Chattiest Parrots.” New Yorker 12 May 2008 : 64 . von Uexküll, Jakob. “A Stroll...

... of the feminine at the heart of these visions of a thoroughly masculine version of humanity. What comes to light, so to speak, as a result of these theoretical engagements is the notion that sexual difference, rather than sexual equality, provides...