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...Shiloh R. Krupar MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2007 INTERVENTION A Janitorial Junket: Sweeping the Debris of Shanghai’s Future Shiloh R. Krupar This visual essay was inspired by the literary montages of Walter Benjamin and the creative geographies...

... in assembling and buttressing the infrastructure that underpinned the socialist state. [email protected] Copyright © 2023 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 2023 China the masses radio technology broadcasting amateurism Some peasants in Shanghai...

... and dwelling types. Such was the position of the seventeenth-­century Shanghai physician Li Zongzi. Regarding the differences in the health of the rich and poor, Li wrote, “In general, the wealthy and the noble labor their minds, the poor and ignoble labor their bod- ies. The wealthy and noble feed...

...: University of California Press, 1997. Gail Hershatter, Dangerous Pleasures: Prostitution and Modernity in Twentieth-Century Shanghai. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1997. The two books under review use different methodological approaches and are about very...

... activities, by 1935 Teru was hosting meetings in her home and writing short essays for Esperantist publications around the world. In particular, the Shanghai-based Esperantist journal La mondo (The World) invited her to contribute an essay on the condition of women in Japan, a theme that would emerge...

... Rustin | Jams of Consequence 99 contemplates authenticity as a historical problem. One example lies in their differing usages of frontier. Atkins, drawing on folkloric and oral accounts, argues that Shang- hai must be seen as Japan’s “jazz frontier”: “Shanghai...

... development in Lowell, Massachusetts, and Shanghai; music hall performers in early nineteenth- century Paris, nineteenth-century anarchists, Johnny Cash, Chris Burden, and the New York Times. Radical History Review Issue 98 (Spring 2007)  doi 10.1215/01636545-2006-024 © 2007 by MARHO...

.... Krupar is a doctoral candidate in geography at the University of California, Berke- ley. Her dissertation explores formations of expertise and spectacular spaces of the future in Shanghai. She recently completed a manuscript on the conversion of the former plu- tonium production facility Rocky Flats...

... Power of Performance: A New Aesthetic . Translated by Jain Saskya Iris . New York : Routledge , 2008 . Gao Guang . Tan chuangzaoxing de laodong 談創造性的勞動 ( On Creative Labor ). Shanghai : Shanghai renmin chubanshe , 1956 . Gao Yefu . Laodong chuangzao xingfu 勞動創造幸福...

... of Culinary Nostalgia: Regional Food Culture and the Urban Experience in Shanghai (2009) and is currently conducting research on the history of zoology, nature conservation, and human-animal relations in nineteenth- and twentieth-century China. Trained as a cultural anthropologist and a chef, Amy Trubek...

..., literature, and art. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the MoMA PS1, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Shanghai, the Saatchi Museum, and the Gwangju Contemporary Arts Centre. She is the recipient of numerous awards, includ- ing grants from the Art Matters Foundation and the Joan...

... of spaces and places that have historically served as key geographic reference or anchor points for what the historian Simeon Man describes as the “wider Pacific world.” By exposing the densely layered colonial histories in geographic meeting-up places like Hawai‘i, Guåhan, peripheral Shanghai, suburban...

..., everyday organizing drives and in travels around the states, the Soviet Union and Shanghai. Nelson moved to Pittsburgh and began to organize steel workers. There he also met Maggie, his wife and life long political comrade and companion, an unsung heroine in her own right. She helped him...

... Drama Theater, the Magnit cinema accommodating several thousand spectators, and a circus. We visit Berezka, the elite enclave of brick cottages, the superblocks of communal apartments near the city’s center, and the mud huts compris- ing the district popularly known as ”Shanghai.” We tour...

... 1941 film The Shanghai Gesture than any real New York estab- lishment. A few Chinese escorts work the floor, but they too prove figments of Scors- ese’s imagination, for no Chinese women had settled in the city before 1870.6 Spar- row’s also features long...

...?” FILM NIGHT: Shanghai Express Documents: Constantine Blodgett, (1932,80 mins.) An Address to the Narragansett Trading and Mining Association [1849]; Overland Monthly selections TEACHING GENDER HISTORY /17 7 October Veterans War...

... S¸ahin Duane Corpis is associate professor of history and global network professor at New York Univer- sity Shanghai. His research interests are the religious, cultural, and social histories of early mod- ern European and world history. His first book is titled Crossing the Boundaries of Belief...

... or of the armed struggle. The context of China after the Shanghai massacre of 1928 and into the Yenan years (1937–46) made the gun a necessity, both in the struggle against the armed warlord nationalists and the Japanese imperialists. In 1934 Mao...

... that it is precisely due to the polyvalent nature of the concept of renyao that its historicity cannot be limited to an understanding rooted solely in examples of men (or male same-sex relations). For instance, as Jin Jiang’s study of Yue opera actresses in Shanghai has shown, in the 1930s and 1940s, while...

..., an alert went out from San Francisco: It’s time. Are you ready to die for freedom? The call traveled around the world to Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tokyo, Yokohama, Manila, Rangoon, Panama City, Seattle, and Vancouver, summoning the Indians home. Eight thousand would...