...Scott Duguid Grundmann Roy . Andy Warhol's Blow Job . Culture and the Moving Image Series , ed. Sklar Robert . Philadelphia : Temple University Press , 2003 228 COPYRIGHT © 2003 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2003 Angelic Airs, Subversive Songs: Music as Social Discourse...

... The University of Oklahoma REVIEWS 215 Grundmann, Roy. Andy Warhol's Blow Job. Culture and the Moving Image Series, ed. Robert Sklar. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2003 228 pp In the introduction to his study on Andy...

...: "The white cat in Mexico City: I slapped it across the face with a book. I can see the cat running across the room to hide THE BLACK CAT INSIDE 131 under a lumpy junked armchair. I can hear the cat's ears ringing from the blow. I was literally...

... . Hopkins William John . 1922 . She Blows! And Sparm at That! New York : Houghton Mifflin . Knowlton Amy R. Kraus Scott D. . 2001 . “Mortality and Serious Injury of Northern Right Whales (Eubalaena glacialis) in the Western North Atlantic Ocean.” Journal of Cetacean Research...

... of over two hundred Lakota Sioux at Wounded Knee epitomizes the repeated blows against this nation's fight for dig- nity and survival. Peltier rebuts the historical representation of this event as a heroic victory. His discussion of the massacre seeks to adjust historical accounts of this event...

... at the club "Bird- land Freddie Redd, The Music from The Connection (the numbers on the album were composed for the play The Connection); Dexter Gordon, Our Man in Paris (the music was recorded in Paris); Clifford Jordan and Don Gilmore, Blow- ing in from Chicago (both saxophonists went to Chicago's...

... and association, is con- 1 Richard Albert draws the parallel between the bird in this image and the "image of Bird [Char- lie] Parker blowing his cool and complicated improvisations over the accompaniment of the other members of a jazz combo" (180) GENRE XXXVI - SUMMER 2004 - 285-300. COPYRIGHT ©...

... that, like a punch-­drunk boxer, are reeling under the blows of the translation of the people’s will into law. Of course we will not have to wait for the counteroffensive, but the shamelessness with which the Silvio Berlusconi and Mario Monti governments have treated constitutional legality for more...

...- les’s Griffith Park. Rechy develops his account of the law’s formative relation to desire around the conditions of the men’s arrest. Daniels, one of two arresting officers, claims to have seen Steve blow Jim. According to Jim, this is impossible because not only did he reject Steve’s advances...

... Catholic council on the liturgy by Annibale Bugnini, The Reform of the Liturgy, 1948-1975, I cite them via Zenger because, being a transcription of what went on, they are so blow-by-blow as to be difficult to use and to interpret. 9 Reid 1971, 52 has one brief and out-of-date paragraph on sixteenth...

... 41-49). Breton believed that automatic writing would lead the artist and art work's receiver through the lofty portals of the unconscious mind and thereby would blow away Western values and identi- GENRE XXXVI - SUMMER 2004 - 201-224. COPYRIGHT © 2005 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. ALL...

... that it has enjoyed a more expansive, global reach. The shadowed, partially visible brown eye of its protagonist has stared out from the black paperback cover for over thirty years; like the Ancient Mariner's, it seems to transfix its hearers with a litany of mind-blowing personal horror. However...

..., Henry White, he found "her and White shut up together privately in a Chamber in the housewas thereat so with fury enraged, that heefreshly fell foule upon her, and so cruelly added blowe upon blow upon her body, that the markes there of were very visible on her body at this present" (B2V...

... had no idea what the soloists were saying, and I doubt that the players could PLAYING AT THE NTH NOTE 115 hear each other. At one point I saw Coltrane break out a bagpipe . . . and blow into it, and damned if I heard a note of what he played...

... the forming embryo is described without undue romanticizing: “still the bony attachment was gaining its tissue like a wattle and daub weave,” “boy ridge of flesh raised by a blow” (Rankine 2001, 8). The language used to describe pregnancy focuses not only on biological processes, such as the buildup...

..., Mozzie Fishman needs no help to retain and transmit vital information to Will as he attempts to evade capture for sabotaging the Gurfurritt pipeline. As the narrator explains, Mozzie could give “a blow-by-blow description sung in song, unravelling a map to a Dreaming place he had never seen” ( C : 360...

... an immortal can die, beyond or short of a being-toward-death, the time of the orchestra, for I admit, Geoff, that when I am not dreaming of making love, of being a resistance fighter in the last war blowing up bridges or trains, I want one thing only, and that is to lose myself...

... dialogical. Those who play and love the music don't just "possess" it, Hartman writes; it also "possesses" us (148-9). 6 GENRE course, each one pushing itself forward by denouncing the others. Jarrett cites three: those from musicians ("I know because I blow from...

... family without immediately sketching in their surrounding environment: the “endless flat land covered with tall grass blowing in the wind,” the “enormous sky and the winds,” the house of the title, with its “new floor golden in the flickering firelight” (Wilder [1935] 1994, 13, 75, 131). What...

... a contract to defend the fort, the Marathas lost patience with Child, who delayed or refused to pay them and repeatedly tried to renegotiate their original agreement. When they left, English resistance collapsed. In contrast to Ovington, Hamilton (1727, 1:217) provides a detailed, blow-­ by-­blow...