Search Results for spatial

...Jacqueline Holler MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2007 FORUM: CONVERTED SPACES Conquered Spaces, Colonial Skirmishes: Spatial Contestation in Sixteenth-Century Mexico City Jacqueline Holler In the annals of religio-imperial conversions, few episodes...

... to help explain the spatial reorganization and decentralization of production that has affected women and men, older livelihood pursuits and newer ones. MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2010 Flexible Fishing Gender and the New Spatial Division of Labor in Eastern Indonesia’s...

...Jon Amsden © Copyright March 1980, by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1979 SPATIAL ORGANIZATION AND COMMUNITY STRUGGLE Historians and the Spatial Imagination Jon Amsden...

... means for mapping these shifts while also creating a platform that invites further research collaboration and facilitates sensory analysis. © 2015 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2015 intervention Sex and the Sacred Negotiating Spatial and Sensory Boundaries...

... reflects on the author's own embodied experience as researcher within the social and spatial dimensions of the Lesbian Herstory Archives (LHA). Informed by critical geographic studies and queer theories, the author suggests that the usefulness of in/stability—all at once together and in conflict—is part...

... in the context of Bolivia and, further, demonstrates how blackness is spatialized and space is racialized within the global African diaspora. LATIN AMERICAN FORUM Where Blackness Resides: Afro-Bolivians and the Spatializing and Racializing of the African Diaspora Sara Busdiecker We came from...

... Tschumi Henri Lefebvre architecture spatial REFLECTIONS ON THE PREMODERN Radicalizing Premodern Space A Perspective from the Late Medieval Ottoman World Saygın Salgırlı The purpose of this short piece is to initiate a discussion about the possibilities of a paradigm shift...

... and challenges scholars to confront key canonical definitions of urban modernity as fundamentally linked to the privileges of being nondisabled. The essay concludes with recommendations for “cripping” the spatialization of the city that might expand the historian's analytical repertoire, especially since urban...

... the public to do mourning work. When street-walking mourners wielded the coffins of their comrades, they revised spatial practice as funereal flaneurs , and even revolutionary metaphysicists. © 2012 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2012 Revolutionary Transubstantiation...

... of the city in transit, they deviated from the normative parameters set out in official agendas, used their “spatial practices” to reclaim space for themselves within the urban order, and ultimately laid the groundwork for the German Youth Movement and its calls for adolescent autonomy. © 2012 by MARHO...

.... This article argues for a recovery of his work, reading his films as bold acts of place-claiming on cultural, social, and also spatial geographies, resisting a hegemonic, heteronormative legal and political regime. Rocco resisted this regime of the illicit by celebrating not just gay eros, but also...

..., and the importance of highlighting the forms of labor, protest, and “making do” that are shaped by and in infrastructure’s long shadows. They also discuss the possibilities of world-building that move us away from the logics of spatial containment that dispossess and toward infrastructures of freedom, and how...

... used its control over the Palestinian tourism market in the West Bank (1) to colonize and dominate the Palestinian economy; (2) to exert spatial control over the surrounding area; and (3) to surveil and censor the occupied population, repressing local expressions of national identity while promoting...

...Keith B. Wagner The Global South is often presented as a geopolitical reconsideration of Area Studies and a concept gaining much traction across the social sciences. This short essay will theorize Len Wiseman’s Total Recall (2012) as a spatial analogy for the Global South. Through a comparison...

... from a conference at Birzeit University. To understand these divergent viewpoints, this article looks at the spatial trajectories of BDS campaigns, and especially at the movement’s implicit acceptance of the “boomerang model.” This model assumes that pressure exerted in the West will eventually come...

...Gary Fields “Ex-Communicated” tells a story about enclosure on the Palestinian landscape through photographic images that reference themes from the enclosures in early modern England and highlight the historically long-standing interplay of power and space. Using Michel Foucault's spatial notion...

... responses to them, we are apt to think first of the social relations-particularly the power relations-they imply. We do not as a rule pause to reflect upon spatial relations as an aspect of our lives, as an object of our struggles, or as a dimension of our history. ”Space” is commonly understood...

... image of the market as exercising a spatial dominion is a relatively recent one. Its popularity bespeaks a situation RADICALHISTORY REVIEW 21 FALL1979 PAGES99-118 100 RADICAL HISTORY REV1EW in which the felt boundaries dividing commodity from other sorts...

... monopolized precious water supplies, and dragooned a lumpenproletariat of semitrained Aborigi- nal workers into pastoral and mission-­led enterprises. Crude attempts at assimila- tion followed earlier attempts to “breed out the black.” The spatiality of coloniza- tion mimicked the demarcations...

...: AUTHORIZED DISRUPTION. This color (a painterly concern) orders “look here,” “stand back,” or “keep out.” So to appropriate it is a form of spatial jamming. Street projects have blurred categories of public and private, sculpture and building site, stealth art and public works. They necessitate...