... and unexpected elements at the root of all knowledge. It is this elimination that suggests to Chris Anderson the idea of the end of theory; in other words, it is what prevents “bifurcations,” that is, the prospect that new knowledge will open futures that would be not just negentropic but “neganthropological...

...Andrew John Barbour A review of Anderson Amanda , Bleak Liberalism ( Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2016 ). Cited in the text as bl . Copyright © 2017 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2017 It is perhaps a safe bet that at present liberalism and liberal are more often...

... of the Enlightenment. Prominent among those is Kevin Anderson and Janet Afary’s book on Foucault and Iran, 3 which declares that Islamists stole the revolution. This reading of history is used both to denounce Foucault for his inability to foresee the looming “Islamist disaster,” as well as “to cast the revolution...

... the sacredness of private life, Eisner posited that Murnau’s “natural predispositions” were just as crucial a factor in his film art as in his untimely passing. 15 In a spirited defense of Hollywood Babylon as a work of film historiography, Mark Lynn Anderson critiques ongoing efforts to correct Anger’s...

...Barbara Spackman Copyright © 2001 Qui Parle 2001 FASCIST PUERILITY Barbara Spackman In Imagined Communities, Benedict Anderson looks back to a fleet- ing moment when the nation was felt to be new. For Anderson, the Declaration of Independence marks the historical juncture...

... clubs, fandoms, and other collectives consisting of people united (often anonymously) by their shared consumption of serial narratives and other media. Benedict Anderson’s theorization of “imagined communities” provides a useful link between the two types of seriality, the social and the medial. 37...

... , no. 82 ( 2014 ): 13 – 28 . Ahmed Sara . Queer Phenomenology . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2006 . Anderson Ben . Encountering Affect: Capacities, Apparatuses, Conditions . Burlington, VT : Ashgate , 2014 . Anderson Paul Allen . “ Neo-Muzak and the Business...

..., Frederick Dolan, Mladen Dolar, Michael Witmore. Qui Parle 7:1 NATION AND FANTASY: Benedict Anderson, Stathis Gourgouris, David Kazanjian, Sarah Pelmas, Dana Stevens. Qui Parle 7:2 INVISIBILITY AND TRANSLATION: Jonathan Boyarin, John Dolan, Jerry Herron, Mustapha Kamal, Kathryn Tuma...

..., Frederick Dolan, Mladen Dolar, Michael Witmore. Qui Parle 7:1 NATION AND FANTASY: Benedict Anderson, Stathis Gourgouris, David Kazanjian, Sarah Pelmas, Dana Stevens. Qui Parle 7:2 INVISIBILITY AND TRANSLATION: Jonathan Boyarin, John Dolan, Jerry Herron, Mustapha Kamal, Kathryn Tuma. Qui...

... Cohen, Susan Courtney, Frederick Dolan, Mladen Dolar, Michael Witmore. Qui Parle 7:1 NATION AND FANTASY: Benedict Anderson, Stathis Gourgouris, David Kazanjian, Sarah Pelmas, Dana Stevens. Qui Parle 7:2 INVISIBILITY AND TRANSLATION: Jonathan Boyarin, John Dolan, Jerry Herron...

... Witmore. Qui Parle 7:1 NATION AND FANTASY: Benedict Anderson, Stathis Gourgouris, David Kazanjian, Sarah Pelmas, Dana Stevens. Qui Parle 7:2 INVISIBILITY AND TRANSLATION: Jonathan Boyarin, John Dolan, Jerry Herron, Mustapha Kamal, Kathryn Tuma. Qui Parle 8:1 ALLEGORY...

...:1 NATION AND FANTASY: Benedict Anderson, Stathis Gourgouris, David Kazanjian, Sarah Pelmas, Dana Stevens. Qui Parle 7:2 INVISIBILITY AND TRANSLATION: Jonathan Boyarin, John Dolan, Jerry Herron, Mustapha Kamal, Kathryn Tuma. Qui Parle 8:1 ALLEGORY IN TRANSLATION: John Culbert...

... Parle 7:1 NATION AND FANTASY: Benedict Anderson, Stathis Gourgouris, David Kazanjian, Sarah Pelmas, Dana Stevens. Qui Parle 7:2 INVISIBILITY AND TRANSLATION: Jonathan Boyarin, John Dolan, Jerry Herron, Mustapha Kamal, Kathryn Tuma. Qui Parle 8:1 ALLEGORY IN TRANSLATION: John Culbert...

.... Qui Parle 6:1 BODIES' & DISGUST: Leo Bersani and Ulysse Dutoit, James Elkins, Joseph Litvack, Lincoln Shlensky, Andrzej Warminski. Qui Parle 6:2 REMARKING: Tom Cohen, Susan Courtney, Frederick Dolan, Mladen Dolar, Michael Witmore. Qui Parle 7:1 NATION AND FANTASY: Benedict Anderson...

... Parle 7:1 NATION AND FANTASY: Benedict Anderson, Stathis Gourgouris, David Kazanjian, Sarah Pelmas, Dana Stevens. Qui Parle 7:2 INVISIBILITY AND TRANSLATION: Jonathan Boyarin, John Dolan, Jerry Herron, Mustapha Kamal, Kathryn Tuma. Qui Parle 8:1 ALLEGORY IN TRANSLATION: John Culbert...

... AND FANTASY: Benedict Anderson, Stathis Gourgouris, David Kazanjian, Sarah Pelmas, Dana Stevens. Qui Parle 7:2 INVISIBILITY AND TRANSLATION: Jonathan Boyarin, John Dolan, Jerry Herron, Mustapha Kamal, Kathryn Tuma. Qui Parte 8:1 ALLEGORY IN TRANSLATION: John Culbert, Alexander Garcia Duttmann...

... 7:1 NATION AND FANTASY: Benedict Anderson, Stathis Gourgouris, David Kazanjian, Sarah Pelnnas, Dana Stevens. Qui Palle 7:2 INVISIBILITY AND TRANSLATION: Jonathan Boyarin, John Dolan, Jerry Herron, Mustapha Kamal, Kathryn Tuma. Qui Park 8:1 ALLEGORY IN TRANSLATION: John Culbert...

...). Qui Pane, Vol. 16, No. 2 Spring/Summer 2007 152 BOOKS RECEIVED D.N. DeLuna, ed. (Assisted by Perry Anderson and Glenn Burgess), The Political Imagination in History: Essays Concerning J. G.A. Pocock (Baltimore: The Archangel Foundation, 2007...

... and Feeling beyond the Na- tion (1998). He is also the coeditor of Thinking through the Body of the Law (1996), Grounds of Comparison: Around the Work of Benedict Anderson (2003), and Derrida and the Time of the Politi- cal (2009). He is completing a book on theories of the world...

... 8. 52. Taylor and Rupp, “Loving Internationalism,” 145 . 51. Georgina Sweet to PPWA leaders, July 11, 1941, PPU, box 7, folder 13. 50. Official Report by Mary Anderson, 126. 49. Official Report by Mary Anderson, 659. 48. “Resolutions and Recommendations...