... an individual, and demand to be reckoned with. By answering a hail, by entering the scripted scenario, the individual is interpellated into ideology and thus into subjecthood. I conduct close readings of scriptive things, including a photograph of a light-skinned woman posing in about 1930 with a caricature...

... of mining old stores of prejudice — recent events tend to confirm Said’s conclusions. Despite every opportunity to know better, the media has filled the early moments of the present century with caricatures of the “Arab type...

... as sexually threatening, and is hinged on casting Black electricity thieves as predators ready to penetrate the vulnerable grid. In WXYZ-TV's interviews, Spencer's white supremacist undermining of urban Black folks harmfully caricatures them in order to justify their systemic exclusion. 71 Whether...

... celebratory appeal to the cultural heritage of former GDR citizens thus arrived at precisely the time that public awareness of a per- during East German culture was becoming objectified in Germany. Yet Super Illu singled itself out by railing against caricatures and negative...

... makes caricatures of its many sincere adherents but also leaves no terrain for engaging them.” Nevertheless, Moreton deftly illustrates the complic- ity of Christian piety, surplus value extraction, and heteronormativity in Wal-Mart’s neocolonial ethics of (social) investment. Finally, Michael...

... pale, at times almost translucent. Many are iconic performances of what might be considered “badass whiteness”: rebellious, provocative, profane. Musicians, singers, models, and stars merge with black-and-white cartoons and caricatures and their equally badass black counterparts who punctuate...

.... States in 1961, the position of “black communist” was no longer widely legible as an antiracist identity, thanks to the success of liberal national- ist antiracism. Du Bois’s membership in the Communist Party has been caricatured as a show...

... of social purity that produces “the Jew” as its uncanny other, Elliot and Lyons read feminist transphobia as the symptom of a similarly unattainable fantasy that generates a caricature of the transwoman as its Golem-like double. They argue that the unmooring of symbolic categories of sex by those who cross...

... was there in order to do research and not to think. Now, that is a caricature and no doubt a rare case, but it does at least exemplify a tendency. Let me add that such repressive tendencies of conformism are now also economically brought together in the powerful...

... Marxists such as Louis Althusser and Pierre Macherey helped spark a renaissance of interest in what were called radical materialists, chief among them Spinoza. Even poststructuralism, often unfairly caricatured as unmoored from material reality, placed a special emphasis on the material specificity of, say...

... bodies have been erased, vacated, and reduced to bones and caricatures; they have been targeted for sexualized violence, disciplined when they deviate from settler colonial standards of civility, disappeared on the margins of settler occupation, and temporalized to a long ago past that, we are told, has...

... the attractiveness of sex, represented in a curly red hand. Its wispy lines, thin in some places and thick in others, ultimately curl inward toward the center of each letter—beckoning, feeling itself and inviting you to do so as well, to the point of caricature. Rather than having cake because sex is not available...

... of resistance against manipulation. If the extreme versions of that strain of criticism (John Fiske’s Reading the Popular would be my primary example) caricatured and rendered mechanistic the experience of mass culture described in the Dialectic of Enlightenment , it did so in part because it misunderstood...

... surface of their text betrays a deeper investment in the demise of a “symptomatic reading” they render in caricatural terms. 15 Franklin, Control , 15. 14 Ibid., 35. 13 Jameson, Cultural Turn , 55. 12 Stiegler, Catastrophe of the Sensible , 175. 11 Rancière...

... Dunaway and often used as source material for drag performances. 39 The albums that TKK recorded on the Wax Trax! label reimagined industrial in a fanatical relationship to cinematic caricatures of sexual outsiders and antisocial practices. Routed through underground film culture, the group...

... emphasize this threat by turning Dhlakama into a satirical caricature of the very dangers he poses.28 Without apparent irony, for instance, Dhlakama takes his nickname from the well-­known Mozambican anticommunist guerrilla leader of the 1980s...

..., the justification of racist imperialism, and the imprint of social Darwinism. In particular, political cartoons featuring simian caricatures are often used in works of history to illustrate paradigms of primitivist thinking, in which a monkey stands in for the purported “savageness” of a nonwhite subject...

...-eyed intent to plunder their fellow men unmercifully? Why would neoliberalism alone have no soul? There is soul to neoliberalism, and a refusal to accord it respectful attention not only makes caricatures of its many sincere adherents but also leaves no terrain for engaging them...

... the archetypes, caricatures, and nameless numbered registers of human property slave owners had left behind. And cliometricians failed to remove emotion from the discussion. Data without an accompanying humanistic analysis—an exploration of the world of the enslaved from their own perspective—served to further...

... for Blackness in order to condemn his novels as racist portrayals of the threat of miscegenation. 53 In this reading, Nora’s orangutan origins are evacuated of any animal specificity: simian animality is nothing but a caricature of Blackness. Such readings illustrate how human/simian figural crossings have...