... violence. As antiqueer violence is written in the social as an outlaw practice, I argue, via Frantz Fanon's reading of Hegel, that these forms of violence are not an aberration but are central to the reproduction of liberal democracy in the United States. Against redemption—violence is the province...

... of development of the Semites.”5 But in addition to this mind-boggling dis- avowal, such charges serve as a reminder of their vehemently produced Greek antiquity, and strenuously guarded monopoly of the content of anti-Semitism,6...

... several articles in journals including Jouvert: A Journal of Postcolonial Cul- ture, Latin American Antiquity, and the Journal of Latin American Anthro- pology. Julian Brash is a doctoral candidate in the CUNY graduate center’s anthropology program. He also holds a master’s degree in urban planning...

... in anthro- pology and in East Asian languages and civilizations. From 2000 to 2005 he was director of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm. He now teaches anthropology at Cornell University. His publications include articles on the indigenous people of Southwest China and Southeast Asia...

... reconstruction of antiquity. The park’s official brochure, the text of which became an essential part of our experience of the site, emphasizes the antiquity of Jewish history at the site, going back to at least 103 BC, using the place name “Zippori,” which...

... and reels into bits.2 Barthes almost gets that I love you all is the baroque queer Cuban idiom in all its antiquity and futurity. He might not have felt the difficult particularity of Sarduy’s baroque-­in-­exile for which elsewhere is not just...

... construed its legitimacy as continuity with that Chinese antiquity; they recycled select parts of more ancient ethnonymies as a new reality, formalized into a grand scheme suitable for a universal empire: subhuman barbarians arranged around the central state in the four directions. Here is one...

... “glue” that keeps the various elements together. A rupture of a different nature operates in Amitav Ghosh’s In an Antique Land, a book that, unlike most texts, offers a complex picture of Arab Jewish existence...

.... Principally, these three clay works complicate theories of care of the ecology that borrow from maintenance strategies of survival in queer and Black social and historical contexts. Racial capital, antiblackness, gendered oppression, and antiqueerness can never be compatible with ecological repair. 1...

... colonialism, slavery, and white supremacy—no matter the interpretation of its scale. And the Greeley billboards both depend on and call up these relations. Though their image is doctored to appear antique and performs white settler fantasies of Plains Indians, it is in fact pulled from a recent stock photo...

..., and plastic arts. Successful “wet” preparation of human and animal tis- sue dates back to antiquity. It is not until the seventeenth century that it begins to become associated with natural history and displays in jars, in part...

... in the present.4 From the dogmen of antiquity to the Presa, the con- joined figure of man and dog expresses what Jacques Derrida calls carno- ­phallogocentrism, a “carnivorous virility” that is, for him, the dominant schema...

... reversals that may lie ahead for antiquated socialist feminists such as myself by recent thoughts about the state expressed by that once endur- ingly hopeful and combative feminist radical (and old friend of mine) Barbara...

... a residual thus irreducible spectrum of Scottish experience that could not be fully assimilated and was thus irreducible to stark British patriotism. Scots of all classes there- to stark British fore found it expedient to pay lip service to this antique...

... excursion through antiquity as part of a quest to combat an Enlightenment discourse that rationalized enslavement and colonialism, in part, by casting Africa as a “land of childhood,” as Georg W. F. Hegel would have it, “a place whose history could be summed up in a single word: barbarism.”3...

... excursion through antiquity as part of a quest to combat an Enlightenment discourse that rationalized enslavement and colonialism, in part, by casting Africa as a “land of childhood,” as Georg W. F. Hegel would have it, “a place whose history could be summed up in a single word: barbarism.”3...

...-century attempts to reconstruct the African past a few decades beyond the interwar period that forms the basis for Edwards’s study. In the 1950s, Afrodiasporic longing would sometimes take the shape of an intellectual excursion through antiquity as part of a quest to combat an Enlightenment...

.... In the 1950s, Afrodiasporic longing would sometimes take the shape of an intellectual excursion through antiquity as part of a quest to combat an Enlightenment discourse that rationalized enslavement and colonialism, in part, by casting Africa as a “land of childhood,” as Georg W. F. Hegel would have...

...-century attempts to reconstruct the African past a few decades beyond the interwar period that forms the basis for Edwards’s study. In the 1950s, Afrodiasporic longing would sometimes take the shape of an intellectual excursion through antiquity as part of a quest to combat an Enlightenment...

.... In the 1950s, Afrodiasporic longing would sometimes take the shape of an intellectual excursion through antiquity as part of a quest to combat an Enlightenment discourse that rationalized enslavement and colonialism, in part, by casting Africa as a “land of childhood,” as Georg W. F. Hegel would have...