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...Charles D. Tarlton Copyright © 2001 Regents of the University of Colorado 2001 D ecem ber 2001 13 OF THF. NATURATI. CONDITION OFMANKIND REFLECTIONS ON THE ONTOLOGY OF THE STATE OF NATURE IN CHAPTER XIII OF HOBBES S LEVIATHAN 1 . . . thepains left another, will be onely to consider, if he...

...Marlon B. Ross Copyright © 2009 Regents of the University of Colorado 2009 W hat Can Race T heory and Q ueer T heory T each Us about the State of L iterary St u d ie s ? M a r l o n B. R o s s I want to ponder what recent cultural theory m ight proffer in helping us to rethink liter­ ary...

...Melissa Mowry Copyright © 2009 Regents of the University of Colorado 2009 T he State of the P r o f e s s io n : W ork, the H u m a n itie s , and T ransform atio n M elissa Mo w r y A merican institutions of higher education are being thrust rapidly toward the cen­ ter o f a "perfect...

...." Indeed, the vital relationship between the publication and circu­ lation of print texts to state and colonial authority has interested several other contributors to this issue of ELNJ In this paper, I argue th a t the connection between print culture and governm entality was uniquely dramatized...

...Brook Thomas Copyright © 2010 Regents of the University of Colorado 2010 R econstructing state and F ed eral Jurisdiction in A F o o l 's E r r a n d a n d Th e C lansm an brook T homas C ritics have long noted that the first novel in Thomas Dixon's Reconstruction tril­ ogy, The Leopard's...

.... Essays and Studies of the English Association 11 (1925): 92-116, 106. EVOLUTION AND THE POLITICS OF THE EARLY UNITED STATES IN WILLIAM BARTRAM S TRAVELS (1791) In th eir critique o f William B artram s Travels, Douglass Anderson and Christopher Looby argue that Bartram uses the natural world to com m...

... criticism has tended to slight Dickens melodramatic villains because they are pre-realist, whereas m odern criticism has found its most satisfying subjects in the realist tradition. This book should help to correct that narrow focus. Jo h n R. Reed Wayne State University Hawthorne s Fuller Mystery. By Thom...

... and a thoroughly enjoyable read. East Conecticut State University M eredith Clermont-Ferrand, Ph.D. Emerson s Ethics. By Gustaaf Van Crom phout. Columbia, MO: University of Missouri Press, 1999. P p.182. he. $34.95. 0-82621215-8. If C.P. Snow s The Masters were adapted for a modern-day set­ ting, the characters...

... as terrains w ith specific latent associations that have yet to be named. For such a project, Wessex serves as one o f many beginnings. M atthew Burroughs Price Pennsylvania State University NOTES 1Thom as Hardy, 1895 "Preface" to Far from the M adding Crowd, in Thomas Hardy's Personal W ritings, ed. Harold...

... publication o f Thomas More's Utopia, depicts the form o f More's fanciful but Ideal nation-state. In this woodcut, Utopia's capital city, Am aurotum , is placed In a suitably central po ­ sition, but even m ore prom inent in the foregrounding is a ship at anchor, presum ably the one that brought Raphael...

... n g l is h La n g u a g e No t e s 52.2 f a l l / W in te r 2 0 1 4 the m onopoly and its One-W orld dom inion frantically seek to safeguard their hegemony by m ilitarized public or m ercenary security agencies and by state apparatuses of surveil­ lance and enforcem ent by any means, from robotic...

... States, and w riting about characters w ho themselves move and live between spaces, Adichie's work has been praised fo r its keen perception and atten­ tion to diasporic and transnational realities. Even before the publication of Am ericanah, A d i­ chie's w ork already contained an im p licit critiq ue...

... cartographies o f dissent, then the surveying and parceling o f the landscape of the Am erican W est as a rectilinear grid is the cartographic hegem ony o f the United States. Jefferson devised this grid in 1790,2 as part of the u n i­ form system of weights and measures demanded by congress; the grid survey...

... years ago in another country. This is not to suggest the presenter's compassion and empathy was som ehow inauthentic. Indeed, how can one w ith the exception o f the current evangelical Christian president of the United States look so easily into another's heart? I am only confessing that I had...

... Latino culture and identity. In the United States, for example, Latinos make up the largest ethnic group in the Catholic Church and maintain a "unique approach to fa ith "1 that the Catholic Church has been forced to accept.The Latino National Political Survey (1992) revealed that "Latinos tend...

... Cisneros's stories about childhood reflect the harsh realities facing Latina girls grow ing up in the borderland between the United States and Mexico. In "Mericans," Cisneros examines the com plicity o f the Catholic Church in creating another borderland fo r her female characters, one in which girls and wom...

... the spiritual diversity of the com m unity and offer a renewal of Latino/a culture through reinvented religious meanings. Kristina K. Groover Appalachian State University English Language Notes 44.1 Spring 2006 ...

..., like Conrad's The Nigger o f the "Narcissus," we recognize their promise in their hybridity, often caught in the state between persecution and its revela­ tion, but (at least) unable to return to sacralizing violence. Plotting the religious turn needs to recall N orthrop Frye here as well, w ho...

... lo g ie s and v is u ­ al logics o f race, death and the m aternal. Ruby C.Tapia Ohio State U niversity NOTES Roland Barthes, Camera Lucida: Reflections on Photography, trans. Richard Howard, (NewYork: Hill and Wang, 1981) p. 18. 2 Two notable exceptions are Marianne Hirsch's Fam ily Frames...