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...Saree Makdisi Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 Beginning with the title itself, Stuart Hall’s Familiar Stranger: A Life between Two Islands offers not merely a meditation on the cultural logic of dislocation but also a carefully articulated defense of that dislocation...

...Gabriel Solis Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 Stuart Hall was, throughout his life, and no less in Familiar Stranger , a passionate music fan, attuned to music’s capacity to play a generative role in the history of culture at large. And yet, I’ve often been struck by a funny...

...Antoinette Burton Abstract This article introduces a roundtable that consists of short reflections on Stuart Hall’s posthumously published memoir, Familiar Stranger: A Life between Two Islands . Written in collaboration with Bill Schwarz and completed after his death, the genre-defying text...

...Marc Matera Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 What sort of text is Stuart Hall’s posthumously published Familiar Stranger ? Though the book takes the shape of a memoir, appearing with the subtitle “A Life between Two Islands,” it is one that renounces the form in favor...

...Minkah Makalani Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 Early in Familiar Stranger , Stuart Hall makes a curious claim regarding his legacy. After noting that neither teacher, intellectual, nor politics accurately captures his vocation, he reluctantly accepts cultural theorist...

...Kennetta Hammond Perry Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 In the preface to Familiar Stranger , Bill Schwarz acknowledges that while the book originated from a series of conversations between him and Stuart Hall and therefore represents the interplay of two voices, in its...

... (transcribed?) and published (even before the book itself), if not by Hall himself, then by one of his many and prolific interlocutors in the course of multiple expansive, engrossing, and ongoing conversations that I have been overhearing in fragments since I started graduate school in 1986. Reading...

... . Gottlieb Karla . The Mother of Us All: A History of Queen Nanny, Leader of the Windward Jamaican Maroons . Trenton, NJ : Africa World , 2000 . Hall Gwendolyn Midlo . Africans in Colonial Louisiana: The Development of Afro-Creole Culture in the Eighteenth Century . Baton Rouge : Louisiana...

... to the psychoanalytic encounter, a “ recursive , isomorphic patterning of analytic content and transferential relationship that makes psychoanalysis work, recursive patterns being those that repeat themselves endlessly, like a hall of mirrors” ( 137 ). It is in the repetitions, as they transfer from past to present...

...” and their kin, I argue in this essay, reference a crisis of reproductive labor—populations fugitive from the demands of racial capitalism—rather than any actual transfer payments by the state. Leaning on the insights of Alys Eve Weinbaum, Rickie Solinger, Jessica Marie Johnson Halle-Mackenzie Ashby, and others...

...Halle-Mackenzie Ashby; Jessica Marie Johnson Abstract This essay explores two historical subjects, Catharina, an enslaved woman living and working in eighteenth-century New Orleans, and Ruth, a free field laborer in post-emancipation Barbados. Through a careful reading of their different...

... had laid with her while away. Mr Say’s Vine undertook to doctor her” ( Hall 150 ). Elsewhere in his diary, Thistlewood reports raping Sally a total of thirty-seven times. After this event, he reports raping her again in October: “Thursday, 20th October: p.m. Cum Sally, mea, Sup. Terr at foot...

... Empire:'4 But I would choose a different starting point, a few months later. The scene is the same: the evening meeting in the Vaux-Hall ballroom at Chateau d'Eau. By then Parisians had already taken possession oftheir right to gather 3 "Cellular Regime ofNationality" and associate and had been meeting...

... Jaquelin Dowd Hall has called the "long Civil Rights Movement" into the mid or evenearlynineteenthcentury.13 Conjure and communism function here not only as objects of study for a plebeian transnational history, but also as resources for writing such a history. For Conjure and communism share one decisive...

...; "adolescence" had taken its psychologized shape at the turn of the twentieth century as a racial-developmental category. In the 1890s and early 1900s, the American psychologist and "father of adolescence" G. Stanley Hall "popularized adolescent storm and stress and utilized a romantic idea of youth potential...

...., Portland, OR : Microcosm , 2017 . Eis Melanie , and Eckert Fabian . “ ‘1979 Deutschland’: Holocaust , West German Memory Culture, and Punk’s Intervention into the Everyday .” In Beyond No Future: Cultures of German Punk , edited by Hall Mirko M. , Howes Seth , and Shahan...

...;' GriffinLaw Review, 18.2 (2009) : 212 - 236. 11. See Christina Sharpe, In the Wake (forthcoming). Dionne Brand, AMap to the Door ofNo Return (2002). 12. Stephanie Smallwood, this issue, 125, Seth Moglen, this issue, 179. 13. "Florence Hall's 'Memoirs' : Finding African Women in the Transatlantic Slave Trade...

...) ; the BuddhistChandra (between the ninth and the eleventh century) ; and the Saiva-Vaisnava Sena (between the eleventh and the thirteenth century), had female consorts. For instance, a dedicatory inscription on a votive bronze caitya (monastic assembly hall) dated to the twelfth century was that of a donor who...

... existing referenda in France, the citizens pose the question in the RIC and ask for the vote; it is not called by the president or the parliament. Macron’s response to the continuation of the Gilets jaunes’ actions was to launch a “great national debate” in which citizens gathered in their town halls...

... of armed state terror within Jamia’s library reading halls or AMU’s student hostels finally succeeded in diminishing the life of the university-subject to an organic battle against death. The Muslim student had been successfully turned into a plague-subject, insofar as she must only fight the forces...