...Georgina Hickey; Peggy G. Hargis 2002 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2002 12-RHR 84 Hickey&Hargis.btw 9/12/02 2:34 PM Page 149 TEACHING RADICAL HISTORY Teaching Eighties Babies Sixties Sensibilities...

... of masculine blackness held a particular appeal for the dark proletariat. While not explicitly political, black boxers publicly embodied a New Negro masculinity grounded in working-class sensibilities that influenced the radical critiques of white supremacy later forwarded by black intellectuals and artists...

... considerations of the enclosure of the commons, however, have so far failed to account for a number of variables. For instance, the sensible management of common resources on a local scale may not function at all on a global one. Protecting forest biodiversity in areas populated by at-risk indigenous populations...

... perspective on these challenges and on Cuban history, shaped by Randall’s particular position in that historical process. Unmoored from national frameworks, his subjectivity is anchored in a transnational Left sensibility. He belongs to a generation of children of the revolution, part of Socialist Cuba...

... projects is a long-standing intellectual and political tradition in Latin America, with roots extending back to colonial times. In the twentieth century, a Latin American sensibility—or Latinamericanismo— became especially associated with the left-leaning...

...) or Thomas Moore’s Lalla Rookh (1817) helped frame how the British themselves understood India (10). Sensibility, with its emphasis on feeling, could be applied in a colonial frame- work to elicit sympathy for indigenous populations, which could lead to a range of consequences inducing...

...- class heroes or, alternatively, racists-were insufficient to explain their actions. The missing element, I concluded, was the idea of the teachers coming to terms culturally with their middle-class economic status, bringing new sensibilities alongside older, working-class...

... in such a discourse, that this participation would mark lines of social discrimina- tion even as it spread aesthetic sensibility and increased the ability of each participating individual to benefit from the circulating disc~urse Thomas Nason, another early contributor to the American Artist Group...

... of alternative or oppositional masculinism that was evident through- out the organization and the sensibility that informed the IWW. That sensibility, defined by Sal Salerno (Red November/Black November), was “based on the emotion of working class solidarity rather than doctrine, and a concern...

... that helped define the new sensibilities of the Global Left over the course of the next few decades. In line with other recent scholarship, the issue brings “public” debates about revolution, socialism, and decolonization into the same scholarly frame as ostensibly “private” questions of gender and sexuality...

... and men, but women have demonstrated an especially sharp sensibility on such issues-women have been leading militants in shantytown mobilizations aimed at transforming insecure title to invaded lands and flimsy tent-like huts, into legally recognized ownership of urban lots with self-built...

... to bear on this project. In addition RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW 65~169-1731996 170/RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW to exposing the Taylorist or anti-Taylorist sensibility at the heart of traditionally ”literary” works by Henry James, Theodore Dreiser, William Faulkner, and Nathaniel West...

... of the kind of "connected crit- icism" demanded of scholars committed to social change. Without disclaiming any of the traditional responsibilities of scholarship, he outlined an additional sensibility necessary for locating our work in a broader context. Emphasizing the need to learn from those...

... either animalistic or "economic" in the meanest and most calculating way: they married wives and begat children in order to exploit them. These hypotheses reproduce, with comical accuracy, the ideology and sensibility of 18th century upper class paternalists, prior to the Wordsworthian...

... of evidence, it was part of a process whereby national legal norms slowly supplanted local ones. By Fox’s account, this process was amorphous, moving forward fitfully as a sensibility that stressed the spoken word-and thus one’s honor-succumbed to a sensibility con- cerned with fixity, a shift...

... (SDS) of the early 1960s, whose cadre emerged as humane, sensible, and worthy of emulation in many academic accounts. The same scholars who praised SNCC and SDS mostly denounced the excesses of the post-1968 New Left, which, they held, had turned to violence...

..., social marginality, and a locally based Protestant Christianity informed a certain sensibility, one that remained a powerful legacy even as countless numbers of people, like Cash himself in 1950, began to leave the land in a mass exodus. This essay will argue that in the Folsom album, the 1960s...

... confounding to institutional sensibilities since, as Sigal recounts, his students are only allowed to receive credit for his class as a “Latin American history” course and explicitly disqualified from earning credit in “Ameri- can history.” Such border patrolling of U.S. history in particular further...

... or Marxist-influenced organizations) did not directly spark the 1979 revolution, it did leave a profound mark on Iranian sensibilities and historical memory. Thousands of young people participating in the protests during 1978 – 79 were inspired by the selfless revolutionary fervor of the Fada¯’iyan...

.... Christopher Sellers’ ”Body, Place and the State” explores the emer- gence of a self-proclaimed ”environmentalist” sensibility and political movement during the 1950s and 1960s’ which sprang from two anti- DDT lawsuits in Long Island. Sellers maintains that the first of these cases, taking place...