...Wes Atkinson Copyright © 2014 Regents of the University of Colorado 2014 W es Atk in s o n 61 Cartography, the Body, and John LEDYARD S SOMAGRAPHY WES ATKINSON A p o litics o f touch does n o t pre-exist a body: it transform s it. " Erin Manning1 If the essays in this collection explore...

... the narrated characters and between the reader and those characters.5 Narrative evocations of sensory perception, the haptic, or the kinetic then become pathways toward a theorization of em bodied historical consciousness w ith larger im plications fo r how we read. 6 2 E n g l is h L a n g u a g e N o t es 5...

...Eleni Sikelianos Copyright © 2008 Regents of the University of Colorado 2008 from Body C lock E l e n i S ik e l ia n o s fall's velvets slide off the hill, slip, leaf, past the ear nuzzle winter's screen. Slow fade.These (leaves) the child (who started with nothing) picks up, hangs in a tree...

... om en at Holocaust m em orials and m useum s, focusing specifically on those m em orials th a t have been established at th e o rig in a l site o f te rro r.T h e fin d in g s o f th is w o rk illu m in a te th e w ay in w hich the Jew ish fem ale body has becom e a te x t fo r atrocity rem em brance...

... Troy Book, ed. J. E arnst Wulfmg, EETS 121, 122 (London: Early English Text Society, 1902) 11.17995ff; The GestHystoriale oftheDestruction of Troy, ed. George A. P anton and David D onaldson, EETS OS 39, 56 (L ondon, Early English Text Society, 1869, 1874) bk.xxix. THE WOMAN S BODY AND THE OBSTACLE...

.... On the philosophical side, we have been reading Augustine, various Cistercian authors, Peter Abelard, and Thomas Aquinas. For literary texts, we have been focusing on a collection of Anglo-Saxon and thirteenth- and fourteenth-century M iddle English soul-body debates, W illiam Langland's Piers Plowman, and Geoffrey...

...Travis Chi Wing Lau Copyright © 2016 Regents of the University of Colorado 2016 S ec u r in g the r o m a n t ic B o d y : Th e P o l it ic s o f Va c c in a t io n T r a v is C hi W in g L au The natural body meets the body politic in the act of vaccination, where a single needle penetrates...

...Kathryn Mapes Copyright © 2003 Regents of the University of Colorado 2003 September 2003 53 13 (London, 1677), 17; cited in Berkeley, 483. 14 Line 9 requires I have to be reduced to I ve to regularize its scan­ sion. Line 13 is a hemistich. BODY AS EPITAPH: BYRON S RECLAMATION OF ENGLAND...

... considerations have given us a rich literature o f sexuality, corporeality and the human body. Unfortunately, classical Marxist scholarship, with some notable exceptions, has played a m inim al role in developing this literature. This is unfortunate, because Marx's fundam ental insights into human labor, gender...

... that attended both late nineteenth-century industrialization and World War I. The “formations of disability” in Benjamin are related to the ubiquity of disabled bodies following the carnage in Europe. 5 “These non-normative figures who have been swept away in the grand narratives of progress” are, through...

...Robert Azzarello Judith Halberstam , In a Queer Time and Place: Transgender Bodies, Subcultural Lives ( New York : New York UP ), 2005 . 213 + viii pp. ISBN 0-8147-3585-1. Copyright © 2007 Regents of the University of Colorado 2007 B ook r e v ie w Judith Halberstam , In a Q...

... o f novels explor­ ing the volatile dynamics o f queer love triangles Written on the Body, Gut Symmetries, and The PowerBook W interson employs metaphors from post-Einsteinean physics to describe the intricacies o f same-sex desire, love, and pleasure.2 Because W interson affirms the im portance...

...Eric Robertson Copyright © 2017 Regents of the University of Colorado 2017 W asted S ex, W asteful. Bodies: Q ueer Ecology and the Futur e of Energy U se E ric Ro b e r t s o n "We are not everything." George Bataille W e'll start w ith a set-up to an offensive joke. A human turd...

...Ethan Madarieta Abstract Chile has created its national cohesion and territorial assertion of sovereignty through a colonial metonymic operation whereby the removal of the Indigenous body, or part of this body, is possession of the land; whereby the Black body is instrumentalized as an extension...

...Jeremy Chow; Brandi Bushman Abstract In tracing the ways that eroticism and violence are mapped onto bodies of and relationships with water, this essay offers “hydro-eroticism” to consider an ecofeminist and queer ecological reading of water. Hydro-eroticism signifies two interventions: first, how...

... systems of racism and capitalism function as mechanisms of necropower—the power of determining whose lives are deemed worthy and whose bodies are deemed disposable—which is executed through the procedures of mutilation, surveillance, poverty, and sexual exploitation. Foregrounding the titular “romance...

...Jose Cree Abstract This article explores the formation and characterization of early modern addiction through the interactions of mind, body, and will, focusing particularly on the work of the sixteenth-century Christian philosopher Pierre de La Primaudaye. In La Primaudaye’s writings addiction...

... as ubiquitous in India and subsequently cast as a conduit to anti-imperial violence in narratives of imperial counterinsurgency. In colonial India, British imperial strategies of knowing the plant’s intoxicating power indexed together several devotional and laboring bodies, among whom the figure of the Indian...

... illustrate how the relationship between women and transportation technology evolved to promote messages of female independence, illustrated by aviatrix ensembles from Madeleine Vionnet and Elsa Schiaparelli. These designs and representations of them in transatlantic media fused the body with the machine...

...Rafael Pedro Curtoni; Guillermo Heider; María Gabriela Chaparro; Ángel T. Tuninetti Abstract The restitution of human remains is a process wherein diverse agencies and meanings emerge. In Argentina there has been a significant increase of these processes, as well as claims of human bodies, during...