... of capital whose exchange value was dislocated from any cal- culation of its actual utility or use value.8 However, as this history of the intersection of the rues du Bouloi, Montes- quieu, and Croix des Petits Champs will show, local business owners and tradesmen during the Restoration and July...

... Toulouse-Lautrec, Study of Rolande for Au Salon: Rue des Moulins. Toulouse-Lautrec was known to disappear for weeks on end into the brothels of the rue d'Amboise and the rue des Moulins. Between 1892 and 1894 he painted nearly fifty studies of the women in these brothels and their daily routines...

...., Washington, N.J. 07582) and Our Generation pamphlets/Black Rose Books (3934 rue St. Urbain, Montreal 131, Quebec, Canada). The aesthetic format of especially the TCP materials is quite high. Some of the newer "pamph• lets" have square-back binding and are really books, such as their an• thology...

... a body of work on the representational boundaries between art, religion, anthropology, postcolonialism and folk history. In 2006 she commissioned the Grand Rue Sculptors from Haiti to make Free- dom Sculpture, a permanent exhibit for the International Museum of Slavery in Liverpool. She created...

... Saigon) accidently drove his Cadillac through its main door. Simpson recalls a reception for General Navarre, at which "the pop of corks carried to the Rue Catinat, where the shoeshine boys and the barefoot street vendors watched, mesmerized by a world that would never be their own. It could have...

... Jewish encylopedia published in Rue sian before World War I, which she had never examined. We opened it, and there were Gliickel of Hameln and Leon Modena and Solomon Maimon, ready to be reinserted in the Russian-Jewish memory. Two months after my visit, in December of 1989, the first assem...

... Solinger, Wake Up Little Susie: Sin le Pregnancy and Race Before Rue v. Wade. New York: Routledge, 1992. 825.00. ”The fifties” seem a strange era, wrapped in nostalgia created by the popular media and by social science experts-images of “fami- ly togetherness,” abundance, the end of ideology...

... (habitation à loyer modér Le Mirail was going to be a new experi- ment in urban design with mixed- income families in high- rises, four- story walkups, and single- family villas. The elevated pedestrian platform, the Rue Dalle, was going to facilitate connections between people and between people...

... for the first time the vulnerability to the elements of his new home in the Rue des Pacquerettes in Nanterre.12 Although descriptions of bidonville wretchedness and disorder were often overdrawn or overly generalized, as Neil MacMaster demonstrates, the construction of shacks was usually restricted...

...- cured to day between me and Dr. A. H. Jones. . . . I was in my field at my own work and this Jones came by rue and drove up to a man's gate that live close by. . .and ordered my child to come there and open that gate for him. , .while there was children in the yard at the same time...

... of corn-­ and soy-­dependent processed foods. And, finally, critics of com- mercially farmed or processed foods lament the loss of old agricultural skills and foodways. Gary Nabhan, one of the first U.S. writers to describe his own local eat- ing effort, rues that these “ancient culinary melodies...

... the specific problems of women and gays. It is this balance, this flexible interaction, which the opening reference in Language, Sexuality and Subversion seeks to convey. That reference is to Marcel Duchamp's 1927 work, Door: 11 Rue Lar- rey, Paris-a wooden door installed at the junction of three...

... to support his experimental enterprise. This community also functioned as a professional association of sorts where artists were able to experiment, creating their own culture in a setting free from official political or social constraints. By early 1888 the Thestre Libre’s rehearsal space at 96 rue...

...-dimensional figures. Hamon and Rot- man focus their attention on the world apart of the Sorbonne and the Ecole Normale Superieure (ENS) on the Rue d’Ulm in the fifth arrondissement of Paris. This concentration on the “fifth” is so intense, in fact, that even happenings at the Nanterre campus...

... of destinies and special cases. —Robert Linhart, The Assembly Line Robert Linhart entered the Ecole Normale Supérieure (ENS), the summit of the French university system on the rue d’Ulm in Paris, in the fall of 1963. Linhart quickly became...

..., for example, R. Faligot, “De l’IRA à l’Irak: L’étonnante médiation de McGuinness,” Rue 89, September 17, 2007, www.rue89.com/2007/09/17/de-lira-a-lirak-letonnante -mediation-de-mcguinness; and “McGuinness in Iraqi Peace Negotiations,” An Phoblacht, September 6, 2007. 3. Anthony McIntyre...

... district over a larger apartment elsewhere, cherishing her newly acquired view onto the rue de Bretagne, epicenter of the coveted Parisian bobo lifestyle. 18 This disjuncture between consumerism and inhabitance, between the spaces where the characters shop and where they live, is in many ways...

..., see Kathy de la Rue, The Evolution of Darwin 1869 – 1911: A History of the Northern Territory’s Capital City during the Years of South Australian Administration (Darwin, NT: Charles Darwin University Press, 2004); Stephen Gray, The Protectors: A Journey through Whitefella Past...

... by Douglas North and Robert P. Thomas, 73.e Rue of tha Western World: A NwEconomic History(Canibridge, 1973), and in Hedley Bull and Adan1 Watson, eds., TZe Expansion of International Society (Oxford, 1984). 1 1. Daniel R. Headrick, Tooh of Empira: Ttchnology and Europeaa Impurialism in the 19th...

... Afary | Shi‘i Narratives of Karbalâ and Christian Rites of Penance 15 the takyeh playhouses. The scent of rose water, wild rue (to avert the evil eye), and incense blends with the smoke of tobacco from water pipes and sweat from the hud- dled crowds. Food...