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..., an event in an open series of national events: nineteenth- century slave accounts of witnessed violence and the 1955 lynching of Emmett Till. These cases help us understand how, to use the Biblical phrase James Baldwin has already deployed, “the evidence of things not seen” is crucial...

... Renaissance play Rachel , which articulates a politics of maternal reticence, with the main protagonist refusing marriage and motherhood in the face of relentless lynchings and threats to black life. And then there are the myriad representations, including her early maternal grief memoir, of Mamie Till...

... story — a spatial practice . —Michel de Certeau, Practices of Everyday Life The thing is, I’ve never been to Laarh. Till some months ago, I didn’t even know it existed. Then, one warm morning, a man turned up in Islamabad carrying his tale and his place, and I spent the next several weeks...

... till Beirut: A conversation with Alan Bishop . Arthur 18 . Archived at www.arthurmag.com/2010/10/25/no-sleep-till-beirut-a-conversation-with-alan-bishop-by-brandon-stosuy . Sutton R. Anderson . 1996 . Interpreting electronic sound technology in the contemporary Javanese soundscape...

...Figure 1 “Förslag till stadsplan för Geneta Del 8 inom stadsdelen Geneta i Södertälje” (“Proposal for urban plan for Geneta Section 8 within the neighborhood of Geneta in Södertälje”). Plan 0181K-P412C. 1966. Source: Municipality of Södertälje ...

... ring, till the corruption becomes rampant and a scandal. Then the reformers combine the opposition: the corrupt and unsatisfied minority, the disgruntled groups of the majority, the reform organizations; they nominate a mixed ticket...

.... Thomas, Nicholas, Anna Cole, and Bronwen Douglas, eds. 2005. Tattoo: Bodies, Art, and Exchange in the Pacific and the West. Durham, N.C.: Duke Univer­ sity Press. Till, Karen E. 2005. The New Berlin: Memory, Politics, Place. Minneapolis...

... literature, and there are few books which are more profound: but memoirs do not appear till long after the events which they record have happened, and they are not in the hands of every one. English newspapers are memoirs, published at the moment when...

.... In terms of the biblical parable, the wheat and the tares are inextricably mixed till the harvest. One clear example in our Western world is the new culture of authenticity. It understands that each person potentially has his or her own way...

... to the fields and carrying the harvested crops all the way back. Now that many farmlands are abandoned, villagers in Qinghe are tilling the vacant fields of friends and relatives closer to home. 8 They do so free of charge or in exchange for a small share of the harvest — a cordial agreement that is referred...

... such identification with the Acehnese I would have gotten nowhere at all, and it was not innocent, because I had avoided thinking about murderous violence, plentiful enough in Acehnese history up till the present. After that, I needed more than moral shock. I needed another form of understanding to permit me...

... in the same neighborhood, so that by 1976 lower South Street had 'gone commercial', a transformation contrary to the one intended. One of the original co-owners of La Banane Noire put it this way: Back in the beginning (1970), we used to trip our brains out and dance in the street till three...

... love. You join protest marches. You make speeches, and your throat doesn't dry up till eternity. You munch peanuts. You get shot. You find martyrdom: then crows shit on your memorials, and famous leaders garland you before the next elections. You pick...

... on Doordarshan. It is almost three months since the Union Cabinet announced part-privatization of Doordarshan via the metro channel scheme. Within a month the broadcasting council, the apex body to administer the day-to-day affairs of the national metro channel, was to be set up but till this date...

...? no train or bus can reach. You have to walk about an hour to reach my home. . . . For a couple of years, I helped my parents doing farmwork and house- work. Young people don’t like tilling the fields. I didn’t either. Everybody said working “on the outside” was fun and I could earn a lot...

... nationalism and republicanism, about the contradictory tendencies evident in current processes of globalization, and about the absence of any clearly political forms of sociation that appear well- suited to the functional roles till recently played by the nation-state. It is precisely because...

... Indonesia, where he did not return till 1998. He was compelled to learn a new language (Tagalog), switch his country of research (to the Philippines), and, amid the disappearing horizon of revolution in the region that remained his vantage, plunge into an ensemble of capacious literary texts, from Erich...

... 2002 Books Received Achterhuis, Hans, ed. 2001. American Philosophy of Technology: The Empirical Turn, trans. Robert P. Crease. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. Adams, Peter C., Steven Hoelscher, and Karen E. Till, eds. 2001. Textures of Place...