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... in her body, on her skin.    To have her like this,                silent,                white,                motionless,                free of time                of meetings and cities. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2022 Cristina Peri...

... (of deportation, of repression, such as when we are narrated the executions of Georges Politzer and Jacques Solomon, of Gabriel Péri and Lucien Sampaix); information (about the anti-Jewish legislation of Vichy, for example); coded messages with their special “alphabets”; testaments...

... the critical work of five authors, as well as three artistic interventions: poetry by Cristina Peri Rossi (translated from the Spanish by Liz Rose), as well as Oksana Vasyakina and Elena Kostyleva (translated from the Russian by Helena Kernan). Each contribution speaks to and across different valences...

... 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...

... Republic after WWI; b) the destruction of traditional artistic and cultural attitudes that we see during this peri- od — the height of modernist experimentalism in all artistic spheres; c) the refinement and popularization of new media technologies (film, radio), which now...

...,” and later in Touching Feeling the “peri-performative,” which I drew on in Antigone, Interrupted . And then Butler, of course, turns to hate speech in the mid-1990s in Excitable Speech as an example of performative utterance, and later, in the 2010s, in Notes toward a Performative Theory of Assembly...

... has constructed, one fi gured as discontinuous with the past. Where, Meister asks, is the history of an actual survivor in peri- ods of transitional justice? What is lost in what Mesiter describes as “melodrama[s] of pain” are both the legal and political means...

... Relations, special issue on Zapatismo as Political and Cultural Practice, ed. Manuel Callahan, 29 no. 1 (2005): 204-221. 7 See Antonio Cornejo Polar, "Una heterogeneidad no dialectica: Sujeto y discurso migrante en el Peri, moderno," Revista lberoamericana...

... casting off the dead skin their things have become, it is because they trust them to be memorials, repositories of times past, something like the chatter- ing clutter of bygone ordinary lives. Not “hav[ing] the courage to burn them,” they pile them up into “a great deal of baggage, trum- pery...

... human 230 qui parle spring/summer 2011 vol.19, no.2 rights advocate of the 1790s, brought himself to consider such a universal franchise. Out of all the German philosophers of the peri- od, only Johann Gottfried Herder and Georg Forster, the leader of the short-lived...

... illustrate what being on the verge of catastrophe signifies. This is not an image of an event that would make the news, but an ordi- nary image of the routine practice of a group of Israeli physicians (Physicians for Human Rights), who volunteer to visit patients peri- Visit...

... leaning on a process of dematerialization that leads the human beings who spread it to consider themselves as severed from their own bodies, from their terrestrial ground. I will then demonstrate that the Anthropocene, defi ned as the historic peri- od at which human beings gain the capacity...

... expect to find metaphors of the body which are, though not labile, nevertheless malleable and apt to be transformed over long peri- ods. In this vein, we need only glance at the heart considered as the seat of the passions. Here one historian of the heart in thought, Milad Doueihi, has proposed...