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... of the logocentrism o f the former, is the refusal to posit or engage w ith anything outside the lim its o f the thinking and speaking subject on the one hand and language (as a partial extension, yet subversion, of such a subject) on the other. Thus, w hat Meillassoux's critique reveals is the idealist current...

....” [email protected] [email protected] Copyright © 2024 Regents of the University of Colorado 2024 subject-dispersing technologies e-whanaungatanga Western expansionism Indigenous studies media psychology This article begins to explore the nature of the disruption...

...David Glimp Abstract Hundreds of thousands of foreigners have died or been displaced by America's efforts to defend or avenge a post-9/11 subject regressively constructed as happy, patriotic, and collectively vulnerable. Re-traditionalized images of America have been circulated by politicians...

... closure? These are the FEDPP project's core questions. The Subject in Pain: a Poetics D a n ie l l e P a f u n d a If Nietzsche called his pain a dog then I call m y pain a desire, a creature w h o looks up at me from a bare m attress on a bare floor, a kind o f dog, a kind o f child. Tory Dent, "H IV M...

...Nicola Masciandaro Abstract What is called subjectivity is really just a small region of a much larger space of interactions between beings: coffee cups, sea foam, flakes of obsidian, and nebulae. To realize this is to enter into a larger world in which humans coexist with a plenitude of uncanny...

...Christopher Braider Abstract Hundreds of thousands of foreigners have died or been displaced by America's efforts to defend or avenge a post-9/11 subject regressively constructed as happy, patriotic, and collectively vulnerable. Re-traditionalized images of America have been circulated...

... the institutions shaping the present m om ent of speech and action have been made in defiance of "first principles," serving aristocrats and manufacturers rather than the people.10To act according to the opportunities currently available is necessarily, therefore, to concede one's subjection to rulers whose...

... was Invoked to demand revenge on terror, on fundam entalism , on the enemy w ho could be named as the subject Bln Laden and the organization Al Qaeda but who came to include any and all of those declared enemies of the state, real and imaginary. When you don't know what you don't know, anything is fair game...

...Timothy Morton Copyright © 2011 Regents of the University of Colorado 2011 W aking U p In sid e an O bject: T he S ubject of Ecology T im o t h y M o r t o n S ubjectivity in essence is no different from the being of these keys as I hit them w ith my typing fingers.1 Subjectivity is the name...

... fiction or anything yet to be imagined. Lyric Subjectivity and the Feel-Good Poem H e r b e r t L in d e n b e r g e r Ipropose to pick up and rew eave several strands o f the A ldam a-H ogan d ialogue in order to portray a poetic genre that has raged steadily throu g h literary history fo r m ore than tw...

...Margaret Ronda Abstract What is called subjectivity is really just a small region of a much larger space of interactions between beings: coffee cups, sea foam, flakes of obsidian, and nebulae. To realize this is to enter into a larger world in which humans coexist with a plenitude of uncanny...

... Sekula's critique m eant for Carrie Mae Weems, who shared a complicated relationship to its repudiation o f authorial voice given that, as an African American woman, she had historically been denied agency or a voice from which to speak. Fiies in Amber: Documentary Objects as Subjects in Carrie Mae Weems...

...Barbara Harlow Abstract Child soldiers have recently emerged as high-profile legal subjects, claimants with a set of rights all their own under international law, This same period has witnessed a proliferation of child soldier narratives in literary form. Through an analysis of Ken Saro-Wiwa's 1985...

...Mia Carter Abstract Child soldiers have recently emerged as high-profile legal subjects, claimants with a set of rights all their own under international law, This same period has witnessed a proliferation of child soldier narratives in literary form. Through an analysis of Ken Saro-Wiwa's 1985...

...Laura Winkiel Abstract Child soldiers have recently emerged as high-profile legal subjects, claimants with a set of rights all their own under international law, This same period has witnessed a proliferation of child soldier narratives in literary form. Through an analysis of Ken Saro-Wiwa's 1985...

...Karla Kelsey Abstract Brian Teare meditates on the body in pain, on pain as a way to “mark” or “shape” the I. “I am made an object by pain” he writes, but then “who is the subject of pain”? Engaging Elaine Scarry, Maurice Blanchot, and the paintings of Agnes Martin, Teare asks how the “I” who feels...

...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...

...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...

...Michael Snediker Abstract Brian Teare meditates on the body in pain, on pain as a way to “mark” or “shape” the I. “I am made an object by pain” he writes, but then “who is the subject of pain”? Engaging Elaine Scarry, Maurice Blanchot, and the paintings of Agnes Martin, Teare asks how the “I” who...