... wasn't concerned with. Certainly her inter­ est in the subject o f tim e reveals Itself prim arily as a matter o f poetics, o r form , rather than signification. If by "texture " we understand her to mean In fact the affect of form , w e m ight argue that in her own works, texture is a by-product of her...

... of history. 5 Perry, London Is the Place for Me , 100–101 . 6 Andrews and Palmer, “Why Black Studies Matter.” 7 See Beckles, Britain’s Black Debt ; and Hall et al., Legacies of British Slave-Ownership . 8 Hartman, “The Dead Book Revisited,” 208 . 9 Smallwood...

... that the “rhetorical practices” and “cultural literacies” of the Black Lives Matter movement build on the precedents of “prior liberation movements” in language (extending traditions of vernacular grammar and phonology in chants, taglines, and slogans), in live protest performance (from die-ins and hands-up gestures...

...William Kuskin Abstract In this essay Dr. Hergott explores subjectivity in the settings of patient-doctor interactions and medical narrative, with an emphasis on both activities dealing with matters of the heart. Who is the subject when patient and doctor are together? Whose I matters...

...Benjamin J. Robertson Abstract In this essay Dr. Hergott explores subjectivity in the settings of patient-doctor interactions and medical narrative, with an emphasis on both activities dealing with matters of the heart. Who is the subject when patient and doctor are together? Whose I matters...

...Nina Schwartz Abstract In this essay Dr. Hergott explores subjectivity in the settings of patient-doctor interactions and medical narrative, with an emphasis on both activities dealing with matters of the heart. Who is the subject when patient and doctor are together? Whose I matters...

... of settler occupation, inhabitation, and Indigenous elimination. This operation is based on the “associative matter” or qualifying characteristics of a metonymic relation within settler logics that performatively call into being both “territory” and “nation.” This essay argues...

...Ivana Ancic Abstract The article reads The Stone Virgins as a text underlined by an Indigenous poetics that situates the land as a speaking subject and an archive of memory. Its critical foci are African feminist conceptions of the entanglement of human and nonhuman matter and their implications...

... In the Wake: On Blackness and Being , and Émile Durkheim’s sacred-profane dichotomy, this article illustrates how, when both films are read together, they enact a ritual of mourning and proclamation with the utterance of Candyman that is adjacent to the #SayTheirNames hashtags of the Black Lives Matter...

...) literature, because its subject matter involves territory that more than two hundred years later became part of the United States, merits scrutiny. One approach, outlined here, is to follow the traces of the publication history of this document and to interrogate the unique story it tells about...

...Simon C. Estok Abstract Excess signals uncontrolled natural agency and thus provides a key ingredient in horror and ecohorror. Because excess ultimately threatens our agency over matter and meaning, nature comes to threaten the fall and dissolution of humanity, offer an erasure of what it means...

... to monastic discourses on the life of contemplation and the life of action. While critique is widely understood to indicate that something is undone or swept away, there is recurring difficulty determining what constitutes a truly new or transformative turn. This is a political as well as theoretical matter...

... gentleman will wear his suit: he will not let ruffians or circumstances tear it off him in the public gaze; he will discard it when, and only when, he wills to do so, and this will invariably be when he is entirely alone. It is, as I say, a matter of “dignity.” ( R , 42) For Mr. Stevens, his profession...

.... Today, conflicts law has become largely a matter of private international transactions.5 Dicta. Literally, things said; and, in law, reported and later remembered, despite their osten­ sibly being tangential or extraneous to the determ ination o f the matter at hand. Fact and law. A way o f dividing up...

... of “midrash,” the many and ongoing retellings. 2 One day, when I was in the very early stages of writing this history, I stood up from my café table and wandered over to bother my friend Thomas, who was working a few tables away. I said something about trying to get to the fact of the matter...

... as a reflection of himself. In all of these cases “the book’s authorship is pushed away from the human pen and onto God because he gives the internal image to the Soul that is externalized in the form of the book.” 23 What is ethereal becomes matter, and what is material dissolves to make room for something...

... to the relations through which form s and other bodies emerge and influence each other. In this slight manifesto, I argue in favor of New Materialisms by offering an account of a materialist figuration that changes how we conceive the relationship between matter and literary processes. W hile deconstructive...

...: Quantum Physics and the Entanglement of Matter and Meaning . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2007 . Baucom Ian . Specters of the Atlantic: Finance Capital, Slavery, and the Philosophy of History . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2005 . Blum Hester . “ Introduction...

.... 52 See also Lim, “In the Name of the (Dead) Father,” 29 . 53 Cohen, Stone , 44 . 54 Justice, Why Indigenous Literatures Matter , 41 . 55 Justice, Why Indigenous Literatures Matter , 90 . Because King Horn devotes so little space to the prospect it unwittingly imagines...