...Ewa Macura-Nnamdi Examining Dambudzo Marechera's “House of Hunger,” this article follows the visceral fate of what Frantz Fanon has called the “racialization of thought.” Evoking the alimentary tract, especially the gut but also the various processes that take place within it, Marechera posits...

... Start Hunger Strike to #EndTransDetention .” Latina , May 18 . www.latina.com/lifestyle/our-issues/hunger-strike-end-transgender-immigrant-detention . Romero Ezra David . 2014 . “ Caravanning to El Paso, Fresno Sikhs Protest Year-Long Detention .” Valley Public Radio , April 25...

... possibilities and limits. Sianne Ngai, Bethany Schneider, Ewa Macura-­ Nnamdi, and Ramzi Fawaz meditate on the gut as metaphor for feeling, studying how different writers use gut-­based affects — most often disgust and hunger — as textual strategies that might produce political motivation. But they also...

... completing a project on cultural mythologies of hunger in nineteenth-century Britain. Reginald Shepherd is an assistant professor of English at Northern Illinois Univer- sity. His books of poetry are Some Are Drowning (1993), which won the Associ- ated Writing Programs’ Award...

.... There is no such thing as the State And no one exists alone; Hunger allows no choice To the citizen or the police; We must love one another or die I cannot pretend to speak for or from “the normal heart,” but this seems to me exactly wrong. For even if one were to concede the biologism...

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... in on a meal that others hungered for and others ate. Pa is training the taste he called forth in Laura on the novel’s first page. She is to read the traces of other people’s diet, or, if we go to the Greek root of diet, diaita, “ways of life.” She is to visually digest Indian...

.... Madeleine B. Stern (Boston: Hall, 1984), 98. 17. Fiedler, Love and Death, 333. 18. Sarah Elbert, A Hunger for Home: Louisa May Alcott and “Little Women” (Philadel- phia: Temple University Press, 1983), xi. Alcott’s feelings, revealed to a woman jour- nalist in her day, are quoted in Leo Lerman...

... 7. Thought the tears had stopped for now And then I get that lovely text message from a fellow jota and I think about our precious lives and our relationship to the night life where we gossiped and made out and hungered to be looked at and wanted and screamed the lyrics to our favorite songs...

... posits hunger as a desire both for unified embodiment and for a negation of that embodiment; in Desire, hunger as mani- fest in a desire for bodies (for the sexed body, the deceased body, the forbidden body) similarly posits this process toward embodiment as the very becoming...

... documentary, a franchise providing queer audiences with filmic histories aimed at satisfying a hunger for heritage. The next logical step for them, as for all ambitious documentarians, was of course the Holocaust. The “finest” documentaries in film culture, the Oscar...

... their pre-prison background, will find them- selves torn by this natural hunger where satisfaction is denied for any length of time.”13 The expectation that “normal” men would be tempted by “fairies” under- lay the decision of officials in nearly every large penitentiary to classify and segre- gate...

... United, Black Lives Matter, BYP 100, the Silva Rivera Law Project, African American Policy Forum, Familia: TQLM, water protectors, detention center hunger strikers, and youth movements to end incarceration. That is, like Kimberlé Crenshaw s intersectionality (1991), Angela Davis s (2003) and Ruth Wilson...

..., to make stuff together—all these verbs unfold from an inchoate drive that Sedgwick terms “skin hunger,” a desire to touch and be touched that can't be satiated by onanism, that requires the silvery sound of other voices sliding across one's epidermis and the palpating pressure of other, collaborative...

... of his constituent moments must not only fit next to each other in the temporal sequence of his life, but must also interpenetrate each other in the unity of guilt and answerability” (A&A 2). I bore those words into this room when I came here, and now soak them through hungered licking...

... been understood least by those who affected his life most.”55 Loneliness, longing, hunger, rejection — these are hardly the exclusive experiences of queer folks. But an anomalous reading looks to the place and purpose of those experiences, to the constitutive significance of queerness...

.... Sherna Berger Gluck and Daphne Patai. New York: Routledge, 1991 . 189 –204. Robinson , Lillian S , “Working/Women/Writing.” Sex, Class, and Culture . Bloomington: Indiana UP, 1978 . 223 –53. Rodriguez , Richard , Hunger of Memory: An Autobiography . New York: Bantam, 1992...

... this, I suspicion that. In examining same-sex desire in the poetry of Joy Harjo, I would like to consider how suspicioning functions as an action, full of desire for a concrete resolution, a certainty it never achieves, an absence of closure that simply intensifies a hunger for verities. One...

... postal and social workers are, literally, eaten by Otik as part of his unstoppable growth. More broadly, the film can also be read as a comment on the relation- ship between heterosexual reproduction and capitalist hunger: it is because of his parents’ fetishistic desire...

.... For instance, Barber and Clark (2002: 32) state correctly that Berlant, in “Two Girls, Fat and Thin,” understands the hunger of a fat person as an “allegory of insatiability” and as a figure for “maddening absence.” This figuring leaves a fat person wondering why it is fat people and fat hunger...