...Mathieu Borysevicz; Mindy Gross © 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Mathieu Borysevicz lived in China for five years as an artist,critic, curator, and filmmaker. His work has been shown in China, the United States, and Europe. His writings have appeared in Chinese Art at the End...

...Mindy Gross © 2004 by Duke University Press 2004 Mindy Gross is a graduate student in anthropology at San Francisco State University. Her photographs have been exhibited at the Bauhaus Dessau in Germany and at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London. Currently she is working...

... Public Culture individual and national (psychological) healing and (ethical) reconciliation. The commission was to be an excavation of truth about gross human rights viola- tions25 in the country between 1960 and 1994, both in regard to individual cases...

... Fabricators 335 Mathieu Borysevicz and Mindy Gross Am I the Only Survivor? Global Capital, Local Gaze, and 341 Social Trauma in China Pun Ngai Scenes of Life/Kentucky Mountains 349 Kathleen Stewart Photographs by Anya E. Liftig Re-Orienting Desire...

... depict themselves as victims. How, then, do we assess these accounts? Assessing the relative culpability of perpetrators remains controversial, as shown by the furor over books by Daniel Goldhagen and Jan Gross, who detail how German gendarmes and Polish villagers, respectively, reveled...

..., “The dread ‘inverted yield curve’: it makes brave economists cower.” Yet author Daniel Gross (2005) assured readers that “there’s ample reason not to freak.” The yield curve, he explained, is only one among a number of indicators, some...

... simply serviced housing sites or provided housing that was affordable by low- to- moderate- income households and which could be progressively upgraded over time” (Mayo and Gross 1987: 303). The word “progressive” in this context refers...

... antiscience thought. Paul R. Gross and Norman Levitt’s (1994) shockingly polemical essay against the excesses of scientistic objectivity has done little to move the sciences toward self-reflection, but gave vast credence to excusing relativism in public culture. Bruno Latour (2004 : 237), in a rich mea...

... in Transition. Tucson: University of Arizona, 1988. “Out of South Africa: The Gods Must Be Crazy“ in Larry Gross, John Katz, Jay Ruby (eds Image Ethics: The Moral Rights of Subjects in Pho- tographs, Film and Television. New YO& Oxford University Press, 1988. ...

... House. Gedye, Lloyd, and Sapa. 2005. Madiba mourns: Obituary. Mail and Guardian, January 7-13. Gross, Jane. 1991. Turning disease into political cause: First AIDS, and now breast cancer. New York Times, January 7, 1991. query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?sec=health&res...

...- thetical numbers refer to the translators’ explanatory footnotes: “J’ai envie d’me battre (1) tabarnak (2)! J’veux dire (3)! Tu m’connais tsé, j’sus pas l’genre de grosse plotte tabarnak à charcher (4) des hostis d’problèmes, mais j’étais le...

.... Tinguely’s obsession with mega structures and chaos, and the rhythms, ges- tures, and mechanics of movement in his art, make this museum one of the most unique in the world. Some of the sculptures such as “Grosse meta Maxi-Maxi Utopia” (1987...

.... Are they in practice? Let us consider this in gross terms, as an issue of the overall cultural influence of nations. It can be argued that the center-periphery relationships of culture are not, at least at any particular point in time, a mere reflection of political and economic power. In the American case...

... of the secular is a gross error inasmuch as the two are supposed to be mutually exclusive. Not only is this understanding of secularism historically inaccurate, I suggest, but it is blind to the enormous impetus to religious reform that is internal...

... fighting him, since it was dedicated to taking life for an immoral cause. However, the paradoxical thing about the Mahatma’s glorification of sacrifice in the name of an ideal rather than 270 a gross reality such as life is that its...

... University Press . Grafton Anthony . 2003 . “ Dating History: The Renaissance and the Reformation of Chronology .” Daedalus 132 , no. 1 : 74 – 85 . Gross David . 1982 . “ Time, Space, and Modern Culture .” Telos , no. 1 : 59 – 78 . Gurevich Aron J. 1985 . Categories...

... in American concerns about political polarization in ways that broadly accord with the valorization of the sensual versus the intellect vis-à-vis the democratic process since Aristotle (see Gross 2007 ; Rancière 2013 ). Meanwhile, sentiment analysis appears to strike a different chord in the Chinese...

... of Maryland, College Park, USA Sport has become increasingly interwoven into the fabric of world markets and poli- tics. Examples abound: In the United States, sport consistently ranlcs among the top 30 contributors to gross national product, outscoring even petroleum technology. The Span...

... to the citizens whose shameful bodies signify a seemingly natural incapacity to become (masters of the) abstract, the plot of “Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington” is embedded not in Lisa’s story but in the gross activities of the failed father, Homer Simpson...

... reviews and, amidst sporadic grumblings over its sexism, was even nominated for several major Oscars. The film also did well at the box office. It stayed among the top ten films for over two months, and grossed over $62 million in .eighteen weeks in release. Whereas Working Girl was directed...