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...Richard Delgado; Jean Stefancic Abstract In the last few years, a number of literary scholars and not a few legal writers have pondered the disappearance of the self from both literary analysis and law. Is consciousness, the “I” of literature and litigation, receding in importance, and, if so...

...? The Eye Altering C a r l G u t ié r r e z -J o n e s W ith th e ir essay, "K eeping an Eye on Each Other," Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic in v ite th e ir readers to co n tem p la te the em b a ttle d nature o f the self in legal and lite r­ ary contexts.1The essay draws various parallels between...

... t. W h o are yo u , a n yw a y? " ask Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic in "Keeping an Eye on Each O ther."1The "y o u " interpellated th e re is s o m e o n e m ayb e som e m an like m e in an English d e p a rtm e n t. But the " y o u " I also feel called upon by them to be, in this response...

... is "constructed around flow s; flow s of capital, flow s of inform ation, flow s o f technology, flow s of organizational interaction, flow s o f images, sounds and sym ­ bols23The second is the University of Barcelona's anti-urbanist critic Manuel Delgado Ruiz. Delgado explicitly taking up the Lefebvrian...

...-effacement a virtue or mere pretense carried out under concealed premises? Copyright © 2012 Regents of the University of Colorado 2012 J u s t in D e s a u t e l s -S te in 14 9 You Can Look, But Don't Touch J u s t in D e s a u t e l s -Ste in Introduction T his response to Richard Delgado and Jean...

... is Conversations over Stolen Food. Cotner lives in Brooklyn, New York, where he is completing his PhD for SUNY Buffalo's Poetics Program and teaches in Pratt Institute's Creative W riting Program. Richard Delgado is University Professor of Law at Seattle University, where he teaches and writes in the areas...

... into which we can project our own desires or fantasies. As such, we have w rit­ ers Philip Joseph, Richard Delgado, and Jean Stefancic asserting the necessity of "reveal­ in g" or exposing certain bodies, certain identities, as "coherent," nameable, whole so that they can be served or recognized (by the law...

... Iberian Literatures in Contact .” In The Routledge Companion to Iberian Studies , edited by Muñoz-Basols Javier , Lonsdale Laura , and Delgado Manuel , 50 – 61 . London : Routledge , 2017 . Ibn Tufayl . Hayy ibn Yaqzan , translated and edited by Goodman Lenn E. . Chicago...

... fle xib ility and free­ dom in introducing new, controversial ideas (Teresa Delgado, "Prophesy Freedom: Puerto Rican W omen's Literature as a Source fo r Latina FeministTheology," A Reader in Latina Fem inistTheology, 24-25, 28). Literature then acts as an im portant space fo r Latina w riters...

... and History: Genre, Performance, and Culture, eds. Rocío G. Davis, Jaume A ureli, Ana Beatriz Delgado (Hamburg: LITVerlag, 2007) 115. 4 Song, "Looking Back" 117, 115. s Marjane Satrapi, Introduction, PersepoHs (NewYork: Pantheon, 2003) n.p., em phasis added. 6 M iné Okubo, P refaceto Citizen 73660(1946...