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... a u n iq u e m o m e n t in th e d is c u rs iv e c o n s tru c tio n and re p re s e n ta tio n o f im m ig ra n ts and re fu g e e s in G e rm a n y to d a y . D e sp ite th e e x tre m ity o f th e re a ctio n to the se e ve nts on the p a rt o f p o p u list radical rig h t groups, as w e ll...

... to argue, is s o m e th in g like w h a t Richard W rig h t in tu its in th e p ro d u ctio n o f his fo unding w o rk o f em ergently transnational and postcolonial critique, Black Power: The R ecord o f Reaction in a L a n d o f Pathos (1954), w ritte n in 1953, on th e eve o f th e decoloniza- English...

... fam ous and m athem atically sophisticated English sea-chart o f the late sixteenth century, Edward W rig h t's "C hart o f the W orld on M ercator's P rojection" (1600), in relation to a fam ous but oblique allusion to it in the description o f M alvolio's face in Shake­ speare's Twelfth Night, I...

... n o f th e o rig in a l film in th e broad sense o f the term , but as the execution o f the deliberate aesthetic design an auteurial version of "h ig h-co n ce pt," if you w ill to recreate the o rig in a l film th ro u g h an act o f m e ticu lo u s im ita ­ tio n , Van Sant's Psycho was, at best...

... tio n o f child s o ld ie r n a rra tive s in the W est d u rin g the past tw o decades.These stories o f victim ization and e xploitation have led to the c o d ifi­ cation o f hum an rig h ts fo r children in in te rn a tio n a l law and have sparked in te rn a tio n a l hu m a n rig h ts tria ls ce...

... a se n sib ility about the u n ity o f hum an law and God's w ill and a v ie w o f the p o litic a l anim al, was a d o w n rig h t heresy. If w e needed an a n sw e r to a legal q u e stio n in 1530, say, a b o ut the legality of the Spanish conquest o f the New W orld, the expert provision...

... s 49.1 S pr in g / S u m m e r 201 1 ta lly challenged e xp ectatio ns o f o rig in a lity , a u th e n ticity, a rtistic tra in in g , and the c o m m e r­ cial valu e o f art. The g ro u p w as also e x tre m e ly diverse. C rossing na tional bo rders, the y protested nationalism , w h ich th e y...

..., and he alone sees the shadow in the half-open m outh and over the dead man's eyes" (17). In this essay, I w ill exam ine how and w hy Sebald sim ilarly attem pts to subvert the "C arte­ sian rig id ity" of mapped space in his representation of the Suffolk landscape, and how his reading o f Rembrandt's...

... of Dissent" attem pts to articulate. A m on g the essays collected in th is issue, those o f Djelal Kadir, W illiam A rig h i, and Karim M a tta r in "T he ore tical and D isciplina ry R em appings" perhaps m ost d ire c tly atten d to the spatial and cartog rap hic u n de rpin nings o f lite ra ry studies...

... as a mode of protecting privacy, but also exposing documents at the conclusion; dismantling notions of a civilized, unified self, but not clearly establishing an alternative basis for either a rig ht o f or a rig ht to privacy and why this "strange case" m ig ht equally as well be a legal case as a medical...

... .13 S u c h n e w fo r m s o f e x p re s s io n are lin k e d to n o t ju s t w h a t th e im m ig ra tio n rig h ts m o ve m e n t c o n te s ts b u t w h o drive s th e m o ve m e n t at th is h isto rical ju n ctu re . T h a t m ille n ia ls and im m ig ra n t w o m e n m ore g e n e ra lly have...

... that were so im portant to much o f their college and high-school audience w ith ou t alienating those on one side or the other? How seriously could issues like the generation gap, black power, and the Vietnam War be examined through stories of B r a d fo r d W rig ht 15 7 super-powered men in colorful...

... the beauty o f the w o rk ­ ing body, its syste m s (A.R. A m m o n s can be co u n te d on to do th is fo rm o f a p p re cia tio n b ril­ liantly) (ask a n e phrologist about kidneys and th e y 'll get all rapturous, too), suggesting that w h a t w e m ig h t co m e to rig h tly call "d is g u s tin g...

... a y in w h ich th e dream ballet uses him to condense so m an y ele m e n ts o f m ascu line and te rrito ria l vio le n ce th a t Riggs, in his o rig in a l play, locates o u tsid e o f Jeeter. In G reen G ro w the Lilacs, Laurey tells Eller that she loves her hom e in IndianTerritory, except fo r...

... subjects, particularly among the young, urban, m iddle- and upper-class Filipinos living in Manila w ho identify as "g a y" and w ho inhabit the city's "b rig h t lights" gay scene, the site of m y ongoing autoethnographic project. My aim here is to examine how this "scene" is reimagined as part of a "gay...

... ifficult to locate, occluded as th e y are by the generic conventions o f the m usical com edy, and o rig i­ nating as they do from a confusing variety of sources (the Western fron tie r ethos, Am erican sexual norm s, O kla h o m a ! itself, the stage play th a t is its source text, th e p la y w rig h t...

... know, thy Morison s n o t dead. H e le a p d the p rese n t age, Possest with holy rage, To see th at b rig h t eternali Day: O f which we Priests, an d Poets say Such truths, as we expect fo r happy m en, A nd there he lives with m em ory; an d Ben 80 The Stand Jonson, who sung this o f him , e re h...

... autopsy report last night and fo u n d th a t M osco n e w as sh o t fo u r tim e s tw ice in the rig h t side o f the head and tw ice in the chest-abdom en area. The coroner said M ilk had been shot five tim e s tw o bullet w ounds to the back o f the head and three in the chest-stom ach area. M ilk w...

... leave th a t w as o rig in a lly p u b lis h e d in th e U.K. as The O th e r H a n d.T h e ir re la tio n s h ip cen ters on a painful, if u ltim a te ly tra n sfo rm a tive , kind o f tra n sn a tio n a l exchange: the e xp e ­ rience o f flig h t, evasion, and d e te n tio n th a t social scientists...

... ing th e I fo r the eye robs it o f flig h t."2 She is rig h t to fear, b u t she Is also rig h t to w rite . As she fin a lly reconciles, her "jo b as a w rite r is to create those little epiphanies in w ritte n lan­ g u age w h e re th e latch o f the a m persand is opened and the reader, at least...