... , by Paul Oliver. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ———. 1996 . Man of all work. In Eight men . New York: HarperPerennial. The Genuflected Body of the Masochist in Richard Wright Biman Basu n the spirit of E...

.... The Suffering Body of the City Frédéric Le Marcis Translated by Judith Inggs S ince 1990, parallel to the period of transition to a democratic society, the S AIDS epidemic in South Africa has increased dramatically...

... Impaired Body as Colonial Trope: Kang Ky˘ong’ae’s “Underground Village” Kyeong-Hee Choi odern Korean literature, which emerged...

...). Berlant , Lauren . 1993 . “National Brands/National Body: Imitation of Life.” In Robbins, 173 -208. Davis , Mike . 1992 . City of Quartz: Excavating the Future in Los Angeles . New York: Vintage. de Certeau , Michel . 1984 . The Practice of Everyday Life . Trans. Steven Rendall...

... festival exhibit demonstrates his desire to show others his circum- stances. Tabata Hideomi, 1955–1995 [The Body in Theory] James I. Porter How...

... R. Fawcett. New York:Zone. Davis, Lennard J. 1995 . Enforcing normalcy:Disability, deafness, and the body . New York: Verso. Deutsch, Helen, and Felicity Nussbaum, eds. 2000 . “Defects”: Engendering the modern body .Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. Epstein, Julia. 1995...

...Townsend Middleton Assassinations are an unsettling feature of South Asian politics. Haunting the body politic in spectacular and spectral forms, these deaths have an uncanny way of transforming political life. This article turns attention to the afterlives of these killings in order to explore...

... Stolen Bodies, Reclaimed Bodies: Disability and Queerness Eli Clare want to write about the body, not as a metaphor, symbol, or representation, but II simply...

... rejection of the regime that ostensibly had saved her. Assala’s oppositional politics was conducted in digital forms, but it was a struggle over corporeal bodies: hers and, as Kraidy so astutely shows, that of the dictator Bashar al-Assad, who was supposed to be above mere realms of politicking and stand...

....” Displaced Bodies in Residual Spaces Simon Leung and Marita Sturken B etween 1992 and 1998, Simon Leung made three works that engage, in his words, “the residual space of the Vietnam War.” Involving installation, performance...

...; or, Commensurating Bodies of Unequal Experience Melanie Rock t is a commonly known fact that there are two types of diabetes, type 1 (also Icalled juvenile diabetes) and type 2 (also called adult onset diabetes). This Imedical classification...

..., connecting themes here: forms of temporality, media and visual technologies, and conceptions of the body. Reading this issue with war on our minds, we ask how the discursive stakes, shifts, and ruptures explored in these essays might lift the veil on processes that are quotidian and ongoing even...

...Figure 1 “The Body of a Young Man Taken Out of the Water Apparently Dead in the Sight of the Distressed Parents.” Engraved by Robert Pollard, after the painting by Robert Smirke (1787). Credit: The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum, London. ...

... of Muslim women municipal employees who wash and shroud the deceased elucidated the foundational roles of scent and body weight in constituting martyrdom. This article demonstrates how the body politic operates—with various forms of acquiescence and repudiation—through sound, smell, and touch. Immaterial...

... in the Syrian uprising since March 2011, a politics of celebrity is explored that pits the body of the star against the body of the sovereign, at the nexus of revolution, transnationalism, and circulation across media. 2015 References ‘Abdulrahman Muhammad . 2011 . “ Assala: No Comment on Ayman...

... highlight the slippages between bestialized and humanized bodies, exacerbated by these bodies’ shared conditions of extreme captivity in Gaza. The international media characterized the destruction of the Bisan Zoo as emblematic of the violence inflicted upon innocent life in Gaza, both human and nonhuman...

... with a sick or unstable body. As color always contains hidden shades that are wrapped up within personal biography, the imagination, and diverse existential circumstances, I argue that colors contained in these artworks can never be “pure,” for they are too contaminated by disease, death, emotion...

...Margaret Lock; Eugene Raikhel Margaret Lock, interviewed by Eugene Raikhel, discusses a distinguished career focused on troubling widely held assumptions about medicine, the body, and the brain, while reflecting on her role in the emergence and development of the anthropology of biomedicine...