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...Warwick Anderson Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 leprosy and Citizenship Warwick Anderson Gradually, an administrative and political space was articulated upon a therapeutic space; it tended to individualize bodies, diseases...

... keeps on talking Rain comes down. We wait for the tram from downtown Ah, dead hearts, in the night is a prayer For those who read my handwriting in their love May all this syphilis and all this leprosy (soon enough add the Indonesian agony of the atomic bomb too) Prove to be the signs of the sovereignty...

..., colonizers to the colo- nized, and the empirical to the imperial along a spectrum from the disease that is somatically suffered to that which is culturally codified. Anderson and Levine, for example, turn their attention to leprosy and STDs...

... of power over life is absolutely opposed to the state’s power to take life and the oppressive power of the law. Foucault noted that monarchical and despotic states, in order to deal with leprosy, expelled and banished patients from the city, threw...

... Benjamin McKay Bricolage: By Way of an Introduction, a Collection of Outtakes and Sound Bites The Filipino body politic is a sorry sight. Whole chunks of the body are missing. It’s almost as if he’s contracted leprosy. This is a damning indictment of his...

... “strict dis- tinction between classes” was still thriving. Buraku discrimination as well as prejudice toward and ignorance about leprosy, seen in laws that until re- cently have gone unreformed, were still very much in evidence. For example...

... in a series of protests against the forced eviction of residents of the Losheng leprosy sanatorium in Taipei. 8 According to Zhao Chuan 赵川 (pers. comm., April 24, 2020), there is nothing symbolic about by Sakurai's troupes leaving the wooden elements behind. They did it for practical reasons...

.... 28. Sigmund Freud, Character and Culture (New York: Macmillan, 1963), 266 – 68. 29. See, for example, Murayama Tomoyoshi’s Hakuya (White Night), first published in the May issue of Chûo Kôron (Central Review) in 1934, and Shimaki Kensaku’s Rai (Leprosy...

... is governed by a woman, Lady Eboshi, who has created a refuge for outcast women and people with incurable illnesses such as leprosy. Eboshi is pitted against forest creatures and another female human, a girl named San, the mononokehime...

... the idea positions 1 :1 Spring 1993 1 72 like leprosy. Whoever had the misfortune of having the label of the individual tagged to his person, he would be regarded as a scoundrel...

.... rgyud pa mi gtsang) originated. Usually, though, it involved a particularly offensive act committed in a sacred place, such as passing gas in a temple. Such explanations also make sense of the widespread leprosy that plagued...