...Lionel Ruffel Copyright © 2014 Qui Parle 2014 The Public Spaces of Contemporary Literature lionel ruffel Translated by Matthew H. Evans Very few concepts are transparently transhistorical, or globally global in a transhistorical sense. None of those that I commonly use, in...

...; Interview with Éric Fassin .” In Radical Philosophy , no. 2.02 ( June 2018 ). www.radicalphilosophy.com/article/left-wing-populism . Habermas Jürgen . The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere: An Inquiry into a Category of Bourgeois Society , translated by Burger Thomas with...

...Henry A. Giroux Once More, with Conviction Defending Higher Education as a Public Good henry a. giroux If the university does not take seriously and rigorously its role as a guardian of wider civic freedoms, as interrogator of more and more complex ethical problems, as servant...

...Francesco Crocco Contesting the Manufactured Crisis of Public Higher Education at CUNY francesco crocco Chanting “Education is a right! Fight! Fight! Fight!” a coalition of students, faculty, and staff from the City University of New York (CUNY) staged an act of peaceful civil...

... Jacob Appelbaum’s Autonomy Cube (2014)—an installation that initiates a public Wi-Fi hotspot using the open-source anonymizing Tor network. Allowing connected viewers to retain their independence from internet surveillance, this work is often discussed as offering a model of resistance in terms of self...

...Michael Mark Cohen; Leigh Raiford Copyright © 2015 Qui Parle 2015 “Thanks to Berkeley . . .” Managing Multiculturalism in an Age of Austerity michael mark cohen and leigh raiford This essay links questions of economic austerity, the crisis in public education, and...

... space. “The neutralizing action of State sovereignty,” he writes, “relegates political energies . . . to the Subject’s interior in order to render them politically inoffensive.”1 The state’s neutralization of public space encourages the development of interior space, thus creating “the Subject’s...

... mask below his nose, irreverent about public health guidance. His breathing, iyan ang kailangan (that’s what’s needed), COVID-19 be damned. He was in Quezon City, Philippines, at the time of the first round of global coronavirus lockdowns. The numbers did not abate with the summer heat, and...

... interests include public and private international law; hu- man rights; globalization, development issues, and international law; terrorism and the use of force; international business transac- tions and international economic law; colonialism and the history of public international law; and third...

... research is British romanticism, nationalism, utopian studies, education, and the in- tersection of critical pedagogy and game-based learning. His most recent publications include “The Colonial Subtext of Anna Letitia Barbauld’s Eighteen Hundred and Eleven” (Wordsworth Circle...

... Americas, the literature of the African diaspora, postcolonial literature and theory, modernism, philoso- phy, narrative and historiography, and critical theory. Her publications include The Racial Discourses of Life Philosophy: Negritude, Vitalism, and Modernity (2010...

... since the post- industrial turn4 to the point where their predicament calls for a multisided intervention of public authorities much more vigorous and coherent than the ones, largely media-oriented and reactive, that it has elicited thus far. Nor does it rule out the possibility...

... take up the challenge of Moten and Harvey’s claim that the mo- bile and dispersed “fugitive publics” of student debt make possible new forms of political affi liation. I argue that the militant student movement that emerged between 2009 and 2010 to protest bud- get cuts, tuition...

.... The student uprisings were always about much more than cuts; students stood up without hesitation, and still stand against the eviction of democracy from politics and the simultane- ous eviction of people(s) from public space. The illusionary integrity of British democracy means little in the...

... of Social Science Research in Africa (Dakar), was a frequent contributor to Public Culture and Politique Africiane, and is the author of Afriques lndociles, La Naissance du Maquis dans le Sud-Cameroun, and On the Postcolony. Qui Parle, Vol. 15, No. 2, 2005 228...

... nor- male superieure, Paris, introduced the work of Gottlob Frege to France, and is the author of Phenomenologies et langues formu- laires, Pour une historie du logique, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, and a forthcoming volume on Claude Levi-Strauss. She is also preparing for publication two...

... few weeks, in which we grapple with friendship as a concept that seemingly resists presence, all while navigating our own needs for belonging and recognition. Friendship, in these pieces, is made visible, quite literally, not only through the publication of correspondence but also through the...

... and the trebling of undergraduate fees to £9,000, making England the most expensive place to attend public university in the world. As president of the National Union of Students (NUS) in the UK, I have found this to have been perhaps the toughest period in living memory to represent the...

... the different but related idea, in its various versions, of sexuality as social negativity, that I wish today to say “NO.” When Michael Warner, in his moving and brilliant book, tells us what his “trouble with normal” is and praises public sex in opposition to...

... radically.2 Along with that phenomenon referred to as “globalization,” the impact and infl uence of the international human rights regime has grown. By a “human rights regime,” I understand the collection of public treaties, covenants, and documents, as well as the institu- tions and organizations...