...Djordje Popović Abstract The act of writing ensures that exile is never permanent in the mind of the writer even if it is an abiding feature of his or her reality. Dubravka Ugrešić explores this paradox in much of her work, suggesting that migrant writers experience “double exile”—first on account...

...Stathis Gourgouris Copyright © 2004 Qui Parle 2004 THE LYRIC IN EXILE (MEDITATIONS ON THE HOLLYWOODER LIEDERB UCH) Stathis Gourgouris to the memory of Edward Said This essay belongs to a series of writings on what I call "transgres...

...Liz Rose [email protected] Copyright © 2022 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2022 Cristina Peri Rossi was born in Montevideo, Uruguay, but has lived in Barcelona since the early 1970s, when she went into political exile. The only woman associated with the Latin American Boom, Peri...

.... Tengour evokes them most explicitly in his poem “La sandale d’Empédocle” (1993). 2. Mattawa, Mahmoud Darwish , 2–3 . 3. Tengour, Ta voix vit/Nous vivons , 8 . 4. Tengour, Exile Is My Trade , 278 . 5. Tengour, Exile Is My Trade , 10 . 6. Tengour, Exile Is My...

...—is indeed the age of the refugee, the displaced person, mass immigration. Edward W. Said, “Reflections on Exile” You arrive at Drawing in the Diaspora , an exhibit featuring the work of the Chicago-born Palestinian artist Leila Abdelrazaq held at the Arab American National Museum in Dearborn...

... they founded their new community in the open spaces of the New World." This problem of exile, however, will severely undercut the global relevance of this particular allegory. The structure of exile raises critically important problems for Arendt's conception...

... was objectively in exile, without stable housing, living the daily anxi- ety of being undocumented and of being targeted by racism in the streets. I was always taken for Algerian in the streets, and that had diffi cult consequences on a daily basis. Academia became the most familiar and comfortable place...

... that studies of refugee displacement often ignore “the emplaced”—those who cannot or will not move—thereby falsely separating the experiences of those who leave and those who stay ( “Refugees and Exile” ). References Hirschkind Charles . “ Media, Mediation, Religion .” Social Anthropology 19...

... and territorial containment are experiences shared by all Palestinians since the early twentieth century—in diaspora, exile, statelessness, or occupation. 5 Their prevalence is precisely why Rashid Khalidi opens his book on Palestinian identity with the following statement: “The quintessential Palestinian...

... of being comfortably at home” with the consciousness of exile and homelessness that is for him the mark of a critic, Said informs his readers that the perspective of exile “in- troduces circumstance and distinction where there had only been conformity and belonging.” Thus, he writes...

... of the Painter: Law and the Archive 241 distinction between fact and ideal was an anguishing struggle for offi cials. For example, in response to the problem of banditry, colo- nial offi cials drew up lists of potential bandits, tried these individu- als in summary fashion, and exiled them. The procedure...

...: for example, “February: Joyful Tears” (for the February Revolution), “April: The Prodigal” (Lenin’s return to Russia from years of exile in Switzerland), “July: Hot Days” (for the abortive uprising known as the “July Days,” whose failure led to the renewed suppression of the Bolsheviks by the state...

... a kind of suicide by translation, as one says suicide by gas or suicide by fi re” (Eyes of the University. Right to Philosophy 2, trans. Jan Plug et al. [Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2004], 19. Here- after cited as EU). 16. Nancy E. Berg, Exile from Exile...

... peri- ods: the early innovations which find their abstract fulfillment in Vorticism, the middle term of war, finally coming to rest on Lewis' six-year exile in North America and the late works, written under impending blindness. This tripartite structure maps onto what Edwards argues...

... be taken up, offers less than nothing as wreckage within which a movement to the future can take root. This is the Carib- bean context. “Roots,” Glissant writes, “make the commonality of errantry and exile, for in both instances roots are lacking. We must begin with that.”5 How...

... with a romanticization of exile. Yet, despite this recognition, Hochberg holds that the novel promotes Levantinism as a “state of mind”—that is, a cultural configuration that “emphasizes migration as a ‘way of being in the world.’” 8 Hochberg’s reading, which translates Matalon’s politics into the available European...

.... Seremetakis, “1: The Memory of the Senses, Part I,” 4 . 85. For an approach to nostalgia that diverges considerably from Seremetakis’s, see Naqvi, “Nostalgic Subject.” 84. Nostalghia “evokes the sensory dimension of memory in exile and estrangement; it mixes bodily and emotional pain...

... machines to which Agamben alludes, I sought out an example for study in the mathematical impresario, Jean François Niceron (1613–46), a contemporary of Hobbes. During his exile in Paris, Hobbes had access to Niceron’s salon, where he entertained visitors with shows of his anamorphic images. Hobbes also...

... for failing to break solidarity with the antiapartheid struggle and divulge information. First herself was released and eventually worked from exile in Mozambique, where she was assassinated in 1982 on the order of South Africa’s security police by means of a parcel bomb. Her state-sanctioned execution...

... genuinely enable those who were previously exiled from the public sphere to be heard. New cosmopolitanisms are caught between a politics that advocates the virtues of postcolonial, cosmopolitan democracy and a kind of managerial internationalism and global moral entrepreneurship...