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... Historiography .'' Black American Literature Forum 25 ( 1991 ): 525 - 560 . Evans Nicholas M. Writing Jazz: Race, Nationalism, and Modern Culture in the 1920s . New York : Garland , 2000 . Alfred Appel, Jr. Jazz Modernism: From Ellington and Armstrong to Matisse and Joyce. New York...

... imprisoned Japanese Americans—cannot be made through ancestry or through any common point of origin.” Instead, these sites propose a political solidarity, and it is Yu's contention that “we must employ the broader, racialized appellation of ‘Asian’ in order to make Mirikitani's grouping coherent” (18...

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...: "As though she wolde seyn, 'Lo I, Nature,/ Thus kan I forme and peynte a creature,/ Whan that me list; who can me coun- trefete?" (VI.11-13). The Ovidian sculptor, Pygmalion, along with the sculptor Appelles and the painter Zeuxis of Athens, appear as artists who "sholde werche in veyn" (VI. 16...

...," then, is a post-contact appellation, the product of a colonial relationship. Justice car- ries with it a historical "residue," to borrow Wai Chee Dimock's term, inculpated in a set of relations in which it cannot but prevail. Peltier transvalues the notion of testimony by altering the context and con...

... Today 12 , no. 4 : 655 – 69 . Bourdieu Pierre . 1995 . “ Appel des intellectuels en soutien aux grévistes .” Le Monde , December 15 . Bourdieu Pierre . 1996 . The Rules of Art: Genesis and Structure of the Literary Field . Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press...

...). In contrast, many of the city's pathways had multiple names, their appellations changing with householders' signs, dominant trades, and other immediate associations. For example, Stow describes a lane in Billingsgate "called Rother Lane, or Red Rose Lane, of such a signe there, now commonly called...

... a single master tape produced in 1975 by the team of Ion Landau, Mike Appel, and Bruce Springsteen. One can know Born to Run only by playing something derived from that master tape. (Gracyk 21) Any accurate analysis of rock music must therefore ultimately account for its timbre...

... at this historical moment because they unfold in the increasing disjunction of the nation as cultural and ethnic identity and the state as territorial and institutional entity. While both films transpire within the territorial state of Germany, the appellation "German" no longer signifies a sin- gular...

... with the dream of total knowl- edge, recent critics have argued that encyclopedic authors may be more inter- ested in attention modulation than in epistemology or mastery (Letzler 2017: 70), and that the appellation encyclopedic may not apply to recent maximalist American fictions at all (Levey 2017: 8 9...

... appellations — the daughter of Mubarak Shah, Mrs. Hawkins, and finally Mrs. Towerson.1 Such omissions typify the problems of locating the subcontinental woman in a colonial archive, and the erasures and silences also affect her two English companions, Steele and Hudson.2 No letter or journal from any...

... and legal framework of current U.S. society, however, Wuornos' painfully banal history of social disempowerment and expo- sure to "ordinary" forms of violence do not count as victimization. In his appel- late opinion supporting her death sentence, Florida Supreme Court Justice Ger- ald Kogan...

... to the death of the subject (49 50). Lear s perspective helps clarify why Woolson s Judith can refer to herself as dead or Jewett s narrator can appeal to the sad disappearance of sea- captains while in the living presence of one of these allegedly vanished beings. Little- page s formal appellation...

... in history to use the term Daehan Minguk (The Republic of Korea)" (54), South Korea's formal appellation. "A KOREAN APPEAL TO AMERICA" 165 The brutality of Japanese colonial repression ensured that the face of the independence struggle would be exilic...

... of that which they had, namely fur goods, such as otters, beavers, foxes and such- like” (Muller 1909, 54). Whether the interactions were friendly, hostile, or profitable, again and again in the Dutch-­language archive of the early colonization of North America one encounters this appellation...

... of their barbarous vengeance. They refused to listen to her: They showed her every sort of insult, loaded her with mud and filth, and called her by the most opprobrious appellations. They tore her one from another, and each new Tormentor was more savage than the former. They stifled...