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... Left critique campus politics We have followed campus debates about calls for safe spaces, trigger warnings, and Title IX. Like many of our colleagues, we have been concerned about approaches to safety that disregard the geopolitics of policing and punishment in and beyond academic...

..., and caste concealed by the apotheosis of the global queer subject under neoliberal development rather than seen as the precipitate of these social relations? In the roundtable “Beyond Trigger Warnings: Safety, Securitization, and Queer Left Critique,” conveners Christina B. Hanhardt and Jasbir K. Puar...

... on neoliberalism neglects the strong critiques of neoliberalism emerging out of the Central American left in the late eighties and early nineties, as well as the Zapatista movement in Chiapas, Mexico beginning in 1994. © 2008 Duke University Press 2008 Activisms and Epistemologies Problems...

...Christina Crosby; Janet R. Jakobsen As one approach to the left of queer, the authors explore the juncture between queer studies and disability studies. Queer disability studies offers ways of conceptualizing the world as relationally complex, thus contributing additional pathways for the long...

... transform the field’s subjects and objects. Using “left of queer” as at once a provocation, a nodal point, and a pathway into the arts of being ungovernable, this afterword proposes a constellated approach for wagering methods, histories, ideas, and cases that weaves objectless critique not as telos...

... for critique. How do those It is bizarre to see the hard right promoting feelings and the hard left—if that who operate, as is where Chomsky is; it has become difficult to place him anywhere—so coldly analytical. . . . And it is disturbing, too...

..., “Beyond the Privacy Principle,” 1434 n. 4. 36. Ibid., 1433 n. 4. For a problematization of “sodomy,” see also Katherine M. Franke, “Putting Sex to Work,” in Left Legalism/Left Critique, ed. Wendy Brown and Janet...

... of study that emerged through Left critiques of the historical exclusions attending higher education. While some Left academics have responded to this increasingly pervasive call for responsibility by insisting that academic work be translated into terms that the public (generally the national...

... for thinking about the more horrifi c dimensions of globalization, NAFTA, and border culture at the edge of the national body, they have also frequently appeared in Left critiques as fi gures for globalization’s accompanying logic of fragmenta- tion, repetition, and displacement (in fi ne fi lms...

... of Left critique. In a reverse image of the Friedmans’ logic, Left thinkers often posit the supposed subject of choice as noth- ing more than a consumer selecting among countless, superficially dif- 84 Elliott ∙ Suffering Agency ferent commodities, all...

... will was indestructible, infused with a Blochian principle of hope and Gramscian optimism — we will miss him dearly. Stanley's lessons have given us genuine possibilities of a political response to the vicissitudes of a financialized capitalism. He was the Socrates of the Left: radically questioning, self-examining...

... on the Left who would like to get the diagnosis of the current crisis right for us. But his reinvigoration of ideology critique hides an inescapable fact, and one to which that this academic Marxism contributed. And that fact is that there is indeed an end to ideology, or rather there are now ends...

... on the Left who would like to get the diagnosis of the current crisis right for us. But his reinvigoration of ideology critique hides an inescapable fact, and one to which that this academic Marxism contributed. And that fact is that there is indeed an end to ideology, or rather there are now ends...

... on the Left who would like to get the diagnosis of the current crisis right for us. But his reinvigoration of ideology critique hides an inescapable fact, and one to which that this academic Marxism contributed. And that fact is that there is indeed an end to ideology, or rather there are now ends...

... on the Left who would like to get the diagnosis of the current crisis right for us. But his reinvigoration of ideology critique hides an inescapable fact, and one to which that this academic Marxism contributed. And that fact is that there is indeed an end to ideology, or rather there are now ends...

... dialectical a thinker to be caught in this academicism, although there are certainly still plenty of examples of those on the Left who would like to get the diagnosis of the current crisis right for us. But his reinvigoration of ideology critique hides an inescapable fact, and one to which...

... dialectical a thinker to be caught in this academicism, although there are certainly still plenty of examples of those on the Left who would like to get the diagnosis of the current crisis right for us. But his reinvigoration of ideology critique hides an inescapable fact, and one to which...

... on the Left who would like to get the diagnosis of the current crisis right for us. But his reinvigoration of ideology critique hides an inescapable fact, and one to which that this academic Marxism contributed. And that fact is that there is indeed an end to ideology, or rather there are now ends...

... on the Left who would like to get the diagnosis of the current crisis right for us. But his reinvigoration of ideology critique hides an inescapable fact, and one to which that this academic Marxism contributed. And that fact is that there is indeed an end to ideology, or rather there are now ends...

... on the Left who would like to get the diagnosis of the current crisis right for us. But his reinvigoration of ideology critique hides an inescapable fact, and one to which that this academic Marxism contributed. And that fact is that there is indeed an end to ideology, or rather there are now ends...