...Steven Salaita Clark Steve , ed. Travel Writing and Empire: Postcolonial Theory in Transit . New York : Zed , 1999 . 264 pp. © COPYRIGHT 1999 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 1999 Ideology and Inscription: "Cultural Studies" after Benjamin, de Man, and Bakhtin by Tom Cohen...

...Timothy S. Murphy Empire by Hardt Michael and Negri Antonio Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 2000 , 512 pp.; $35.00 cloth © COPYRIGHT 2001 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2001 Srinivas Aravamudan. Tropicopolitans: Colonialism and Agency, 1688-1804. Durham...

... formations—one relying on an epidermal logic of whiteness emerging primarily from North America and the other founded on a more fluid understanding of racial hierarchy that justified the British Empire.” Historian Robert Young ( 2008 : 104–5) documents persistent myths of African origins of the Irish...

.... Though they expand the British Empire's, rather than simply their own, sphere of influence, they belie Haggard's imaginative mastery, for in domesticating the empire these heroines transcend domestication, commanding authority far beyond the garden gate. Through an analysis of The Ghost Kings (1908...

... and militant organization or action, Buenaventura Durruti and the Spanish anarchists, contemporary forms of alienation and exploitation, the differences between writing Empire and writing drama, typologies of militancy, Brecht's The Measures Taken ( also known as The Decision, Die Massnahme ), and Müller's...

...Katharine Slater Little House on the Prairie participates in a nationalist project by reframing the pioneer local as coveted and critical to the construction of US empire. Writing in the tradition of Great Plains regional literature, Laura Ingalls Wilder and Rose Wilder Lane ground this novel's...

...” marshals Cumbrian dialect, tradition, architecture, temporality, and history to question both the exploitation of the Lake District's natural resources and the British Empire's developmental narratives relating to industrialization, urbanization, commercialization, and militarization. While emphasizing...

... theoretical accounts and empirical studies, often using digital tools—can show how generic dynamism demands methods of reading that collaborate along different explanatory axes. Daniel Williams is a junior fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows. He has published articles on Thomas Hardy, John Ruskin...

...Nathanael T. Booth Abstract Over the course of his long career, Gore Vidal produced works in multiple genres: the essay, the screenplay, the novel. His fictional output is most often associated with his massive chronicle of American history, Narratives of Empire . Vidal claimed a pedagogical...

...Timothy S. Murphy Over the past decade Antonio Negri has become widely influential as a theorist of globalization. His concepts of empire and multitude, elaborated in collaboration with Michael Hardt, derive from the analysis of the impact that linguistic performance and communications networks...

...Siddharth Srikanth Abstract Recent scholarship on the bildungsroman highlights the ideological implications of bildung in relation to empire and human rights discourse. This essay adds to that scholarship by reading the postcolonial bildungsroman as an expression of the erosion of national...

..., the cities—endanger their empire and territories through their infighting. Yet their “selfish” and “power hungry” politics is derived from their conditions of exis- tence. Were they not to commit to this kind of politics, their lordship would fail, as they had no other means but self-protection by which...

...-congratulatory modernity. Aravamudan encourages us to think about the uncertain regions at the edges of colonial appropriation. Beyond the borders of Lady Mary's Ottoman Empire lie those realms—Persia, India, Japan, and China—that throughout much of the eighteenth century stood well outside European...

...' views of the "rise" of a self-congratulatory modernity. Aravamudan encourages us to think about the uncertain regions at the edges of colonial appropriation. Beyond the borders of Lady Mary's Ottoman Empire lie those realms—Persia, India, Japan, and China—that throughout much of the eighteenth...

... us to think about the uncertain regions at the edges of colonial appropriation. Beyond the borders of Lady Mary's Ottoman Empire lie those realms—Persia, India, Japan, and China—that throughout much of the eighteenth century stood well outside European schemes of colonial aggrandizement...

... us to think about the uncertain regions at the edges of colonial appropriation. Beyond the borders of Lady Mary's Ottoman Empire lie those realms—Persia, India, Japan, and China—that throughout much of the eighteenth century stood well outside European schemes of colonial aggrandizement...

.... Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri’s new book concludes a trilogy begun with Empire (Harvard UP, 2000) and continued in Multitude: War and Democ- racy in the Age of Empire (Penguin, 2004). Readers new to Hardt and Negri’s work will have no trouble approaching Commonwealth, however, since...

... England: Working-Class Children at the Heart of Victorian Empire . New York : Routledge , 2005 . Brydall John . Camera Regis; or, A Short View of London [. . .] Methodized for the Benefit of the Present Inhabitants . London : William Cooke , 1676 . Buck-Morss Susan . `` Semiotic...

... . Empire . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . ———. 2004 . Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire . New York : Penguin . ———. 2009 . Commonwealth . Cambridge, MA : Belknap Press of Harvard University Press . ———. 2011 . “Arabs Are Democracy's New Pioneers.” Guardian...

... empire in human history; in the wake of the Second World War, the nation was virtually bankrupt, its infrastructure shat- tered by years of German bombardment, and its populace subject to strict rationing of the most basic items of daily life. This exacting domestic hardship, which persisted even...