... community who subvert the clichéd image of that community as a conservative force in US politics and culture. Rereading Muñoz’s writings on Zamora of The Real World , season 3, and recounting how Zamora shared out the unsharable experience of his death, the essay discusses three engagements with Zamora’s...

..., is their claim that we need to rethink the relationship between Foucault and Marx so as to return Foucault to a thinker of revolution in all its complexity. The authors then turn to Foucault’s deeply misunderstood involvement in the Iranian Revolution to argue that Foucault did not endorse a conservative...

... nature, does not go beyond shaping the external world and relationships between people. In Germany, grounding the concept of culture in the idea of conserving nature for its own sake has led to spiritualization, to Geisteskultur but has made people forget the idea of culture as a conscious confrontation...

... self-interested but also to the conservative concepts of adjustment and adaptation that are central both to neoliberal governance and to the psychological movement that sought to depathologize homosexuality. Copyright © Duke University Press 2017 LGBT queer neoliberalism social media coming...

... issue that explored how “media politics” and forms of mediated, networked communication were used by conservative countermovements to advance their ideological agendas. The idea of “social textronics” is taken up from this article, revised and expanded in order to suggest how new technologies...

... demonstrated that not all women, simply by virtue of their sex, found Anita Hill’s allegations of sexual harassment credible. Following Thomas’s confirmation, the group, feeling that neither feminists nor socially conservative women’s organizations like Concerned Women for America spoke for them, broadened...

... and ineptitude, and his resolute posture secured the nation from dangers. By viewing that era through the cult of personality ratcheted up to full speed by the orches- trators of Reaganism, the media and hence the public mistook what really occurred. Conservatives had installed not merely their beloved...

..., it was stated, needed to better reflect the needs of national security.2 Expert testimony for the act came from its tireless promoter, Stanley Kurtz, fellow at the conservative Hoover Institution and editor of National Review. Alarmed at the purported anti-Americanism of postcolonial theory...

....” These confrontations are citizenship contests, in which so much of the American national sphere intimately, as the past November reminded us, reconsolidates its most conservative tendencies.3 The queer, especially when she or he asks to be let into politically legitimate, state...

... era; the influence of contemporary politics on their writing was such that, as she put it, myth risks replacing history and the present risks displacing the past.5 Liberal historians often romanticized al-Andalus, while conservative...

.... The increasing power of religiously conservative Christian movements within the United States was also at issue, and analogizing the Iranian movement to American fundamentalism created a means both of under- standing Iranian anti-Western rhetoric as tied to an antimodern...

.... The widespread interest in Freud’s ideas among U.S. intellectuals following World War II was dramatically split along political lines, and the conservative character of clinical psycho- analysis during this period has been...

... would refuse extractivist bidding within its two-hundred-thousand-hectare territory. Instead, it would conserve the region for the Indigenous populations that lived there, in addition to providing resources toward the conservation of biodiversity for future generations. Early in his presidency, Correa...

..., viewed as essential to economic competitiveness and national security, was generating levels of dissent conservatives have since attempted to curb. But while universi- ties such as Stanford attempted to stifle dissidence by firing faculty like...

.... In “The New Right and Media” (ST 1), an examination of the backlash hastened by the advances of progressive social movements The Madison Social Text Group (MSTG) limned the emergence in the late 1960s of a national conservative network comprising “various single-issue...

... The Madison Social Text Group (MSTG) limned the emergence in the late 1960s of a national conservative network comprising “various single-issue 2 3 5 campaigns” — including the anti – welfare state referendum...

... The Madison Social Text Group (MSTG) limned the emergence in the late 1960s of a national conservative network comprising “various single-issue 2 3 5 campaigns” — including the anti – welfare state referendum...

.... In “The New Right and Media” (ST 1), an examination of the backlash hastened by the advances of progressive social movements The Madison Social Text Group (MSTG) limned the emergence in the late 1960s of a national conservative network comprising “various single-issue...

.... In “The New Right and Media” (ST 1), an examination of the backlash hastened by the advances of progressive social movements The Madison Social Text Group (MSTG) limned the emergence in the late 1960s of a national conservative network comprising “various single-issue...