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...Vincent B. Leitch During the closing decades of the twentieth century, French post-structuralism constituted a powerful shaping force on many academic disciplines, especially literary and cultural studies. At the opening of the twenty-first century, most of its major figures, born between the two...

....” Dissent 55 ( 4 ): 89 – 98 . Kunsa Ashley . 2009 . “ ‘Maps of the World in Its Becoming’: Post-Apocalyptic Naming in Cormac McCarthy's The Road.” Journal of Modern Literature 33 ( 1 ): 57 – 74 . Lacan Jacques . 1977 . “The Function and Field of Speech and Language...

... IS NOW . . . AND THEN: SONIC HISTORIOGRAPHY IN POST-1960S ROCK KEVIN HOLM-HUDSON, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY I tried but I could not find a way Looking back all I did was look away Next time is the best we all know But if there is no next time where to go...

...Benjamin Pickford Genre, Vol. 53, No. 1 April 2020 DOI 10.1215/00166928-8210789 © 2020 by University of Oklahoma Book Review benjamin pickford Ronald Schleifer, A Political Economy of Modernism: Literature, Post- classical Economics, and the Lower Middle- Class. Cambridge: Cambridge University...

... (1902), Melville Davisson Post's The Strange Schemes of Randolph Mason (1896), and Robert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd Osbourne's The Wrong Box (1889) instruct the reader to regard detective fiction as a genre about the production of the corpse and the transnational economic systems that generated...

... sovereignty after decolonization. Bildung in post-SAP (Structural Adjustment Program) novels is contested because the development of a fully modern personality—rational, cosmopolitan, economically agentive, entrepreneurial, nonadversarial—privileged by modernization theory and global institutions symbolically...

... or readers back from “the point.” Children, however, often relish the long middle portions of their storybooks, wanting to see how events move forward and back, rather than just how they end. Poets, along with post-modern writers of fiction, also have more tolerance for the openness of narrative middles...

... of his labor posted free on the Internet is ironically compared with the collective indignation expressed by anticapitalist struggles in Europe, Africa, and the Arab world. The essay also assesses the contemporary value of Negri's thought, particularly the notions of the multitude and the common...

... is not a place but the unloveliness of that place. According to the third rule, an actual location must ostensibly be escaped—in The Sound of Music , post- Anschluss Austria. It is, however, the unloveliness of performing in public, as felt by Captain von Trapp on behalf of the musical, that must be transmuted...

... the post-Enlightenment project of ideological critique, the unmasking of concealed truth, although he has lost faith in the efficacy of this project. Sloterdijk's account provides a fascinating analogue to European detective figures noted for their “authenticity” or “realism,” and the Wallander series...

... racial subjectivities to post–civil rights US racial common sense by highlighting racialized social and historical experiences beyond and below the horizon of the US nation-state as a reminder of the alternative global geographies of race. Ultimately, the novel both negates American citizenship...

...,” in Vremia novostei , October 10 ( 2002 ). Barabash Ekaterina . “Aktual'noe politicheskoe iskusstvo: Spustia sto let rossiiskuiu elitu snova narisovali,” in Nezavisimaia gazeta , September 17 , 2004 . Beevor Antony . “Spain Forgets to Remember Its Past,” The Washington Post...

...,” that it post- dates the weird, nor that there aren’t plenty of real-­enough protocols “separating” SF [science fiction] from fantasy [f], as marketable subfields, self-­perpetuating trends, (overlapping) readerships, and so on. The question, though, is at what level they exist as such: whether they’re...

... Leonard . `` Earth to H'Wood; You Win .'' Variety . 13-19 February , 1995 . Maltby Richard `''Nobody knows Everything': Post-classical Historiographies and Consolidated Entertainment.'' Contemporary Hollywood Cinema . Ed. Neale Steve Smith Murray . New York : Routledge...

... for America: Modernism and the Concept of Culture . Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1999 . 193 - 213 . Henricksson Markku . `` 1998 Seattle ASA Comments .'' Online Posting. 1 Dec. 1998 . American Studies List (H-AMSTDY) . 17 Nov. 2004 < http://www.h-net.org/~amstdy...

... a lonely and embattled critic calling out for the post-human in the face of a monolithic and impenetrable humanism. Yet it is useful to keep in mind the possibility that the re-entrenchment of humanism against "theory" comes at the very moment when the category of the human has become...

... a lonely and embattled critic calling out for the post-human in the face of a monolithic and impenetrable humanism. Yet it is useful to keep in mind the possibility that the re-entrenchment of humanism against "theory" comes at the very moment when the category of the human has become...

... for a more extended discussion of science, nature, and tech- nology as potential sites of radical disruption in relation to humanist episte- mologies and ontologies. Cohen's rhetorical posture implies at times a lonely and embattled critic calling out for the post-human in the face of a monolithic...

... for a more extended discussion of science, nature, and tech- nology as potential sites of radical disruption in relation to humanist episte- mologies and ontologies. Cohen's rhetorical posture implies at times a lonely and embattled critic calling out for the post-human in the face of a monolithic...

... for Grails: Duplicity, Betrayal, and Self-Deception in Post-Modern Medical Research.” Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy 12 : 297 – 324 . ———. 2010a . “Resurrecting a Stem-Cell Funding Barrier: Dickey-Wicker in Court.” New England Journal of Medicine 363 : 1687 – 89...