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... and to disqualify a post-Heideggerian thought of difference in philosophy of art. It ultimately takes issue with Rancière’s effort to police the function of modern art. 7. Benjamin , Illuminations , 254. 8. “It is a grave and common error to impose a classification by periods or schools on works of art...

...Jean-Luc Nancy; Patrick Lyons Abstract Jean-Luc Nancy published four times in Qui Parle during his lifetime: once in 1987, once in 1989, and twice in 2017. “Under Construction: Interventions” marks the first English translation of his first publication in this journal, in its second-ever issue...

.... Glissant, Poetics of Relation , 138–39 . 1. Wright, Physics of Blackness , 17 . The converging archives of these six essays indicate the shared conversations and commitments that ground this special issue. Each author demonstrates the tremendous theoretical challenges...

... to distance themselves from any connection with human rights have now claimed to promote them, as is the case with the World Bank.3 En- vironmental issues, labor issues, and economic issues are presented in terms of rights or, otherwise, at least asked to justify themselves...

... Parle has an Editorial Board that changes every year. Many of the editors who voted on the transition will have moved on (taking exams, conducting fieldwork, writing) by the time this first issue with Duke is published. Consistency is maintained through weekly meetings in a liminal, windowless office...

... has gained momentum and legislative traction through its ability to communicate the plight of plant and animal species on a more immediately human scale.1 In the past decade, concern for the planet’s environmental future has moved into mainstream consciousness most markedly through the issues...

... to address major social issues and problems.14 Instead, such administrators now display corporate af- fi liations like a badge of honor, sit on corporate boards, and pull in huge salaries. Until recently, Ruth Simmons, the president of Brown University, sat on the board of Goldman...

... vocabularies for making justice claims might challenge the hegemony of human rights. The contributions to this issue of Qui Parle— while often deeply indebted to the theoretical critiques just discussed— offer alterna- tive trajectories for human rights at the present juncture. By cre...

... NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS KELVIN C. BLACK is a doctoral candidate in he Department of English at the University of California, Berkeley. His essay in this issue is adapted from a chapter of his dissertation, which is pro- visionally entitled "Thinking at the Limit: The Logic of Liberal...

... to characterize most, if not al l, Islamic societies. These autobiographical accounts help secure the popul ar jud gment, now issued unequivocally from progressives, liberals, and conservatives alike, that Islam mu st reform.' In thi s jud gment, Islam's mistreatment of women serves both as a site...