...Clive van den Berg © 2010 Duke University Press 2010 Love’s Ballast. Clive van den Berg, 2003. Monoprint series, ink on paper. Courtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery, Johannesburg. Social Text 103 • Vol. 28, No. 2 • Summer 2010...

...Michael Denning Duke University Press 2007 Representing Global Labor Arise, you prisoners of starvation! Michael Denning Arise, you wretched of the earth! For justice thunders condemnation...

... as commodities within and across colonies, empires, and nation-states. They examine traffics in bodies, identities, and sexualities (O’Toole, Córdova Plaza, Negrón-Muntaner/Martínez – San Miguel), in cultural images and poetry (Denning, Negrón-Muntaner/Martínez – San Miguel), and in religion (Moreton...

... Hysteria and History: A Meditation on Mexico  Frida Gorbach 85 The Soul of Neoliberalism  Bethany E. Moreton 103 Representing Global Labor  Michael Denning 125 Contributors Rosío Córdova Plaza is a research...

... mass movements, a biography of the short-­ lived Third World.58 The same necrotemporal tendency can be found in Michael Denning who argues that the cultural turn in the last century is an epiphenomenon of the age of three worlds as the emergence, spread...

... Alvarez y Su Son’s greatest hit, “¿Y qué tú quieres que te den?” What do you want them to give you? I imagine if José heard it in this essay, of all damn places, he might laugh, because this song holds something of what he would call the “ooga booga.” When José evoked the ooga booga, he would...

... sociology at the University of Manchester. He is the author of Deleuze, Marx and Politics (Routledge) and coeditor of Deleuze and Politics (Edinburgh University Press). Clive van den Berg is an artist, curator, and designer who has been respon- sible for public projects in South Africa, including...

... Lichten Anders Stephanson Catherine Benamou Bruce Robbins Richard Wolff Patricia Clough Yerach Gover Michael Denning Omar Dahbour Patricia Mann David Haik Hal...

... invites us to notice the power of leftists in the Latin American liberal coalitions in the 1940s to prevent massacres and wholesale repression of agrarian cooperatives, labor, and other grassroots left initiatives. Michael Denning...

..., staffs the academy. The cultural critic Michael Denning suggests that this fragment of the new class betrays ambivalence between the flanks of capital and labor. Such uncertainty by the cultural authors of so powerful an institution makes the stakes of social control “very great indeed.”13...

.... 1998. Markenrealitäten Ost: Studie zur erfolgreichen Markenführung in den neuen Bundesländern.(Berlin: Burda Medien. Available on-line at medialine.superillu.de/studien.htm .) ____. 1999. Markenrealitäten 2 Ost: Quantifizierung der Studie zur erfolgreichen Markenführung in den neuen...

... posing an equally grave threat to the value system of key intellectuals like Rosenberg, Irving Howe, Clement Greenberg, and Dwight McDonald. Michael Den- ning argues that the coalescence of Popular Front activities within...

... Denning maintains that for the artists and intellectuals of the 1930s Popular Front, the people was understood primarily as an aesthetic problem that was as much about its absence and the diff- culty of representation as its sentimental affrmation or populist mythology. Denning contextualizes...

... and two thousand.” Ever since, shibboleth has been a term applied to passwords, especially to words used for voice-based surveillance. For example, during World War II, the Dutch underground resistance made suspected German spies pronounce the name of Sceveningen, a coastal city near Den Hague...

... GO4LNGs byggstart den 11 februari.” 48. Cheon and Urpelainen, Activism and the Fossil Fuel Industry . 49. Folk mot Fossilgas, videos . 50. Howarth, “A Bridge to Nowhere.” 51. Vandepitte, Vandermoere, and Hustinx, “Civil Anarchizing.” 52. Folk mot Fossilgas...

..., is one of sheer bliss touching the child’s/poet’s soul amid the poverty or mundane nature of his life. First he describes a gar- den in his house, “indigent like myself,” in which, at daybreak, the “light fell on the trembling coconut fronds and the dewdrops burst into glitter.” In the second...

... in North Africa. In Sudan there was a civil war the lyric in a time raging. On the way to India we often stopped in Aden, in what is now Yemen. of danger. For There were British Tommies on the rocks, and Yemeni fighters hid- den by the broken walls...

... the standard by which all else is measured. In contrast to the sanitized civil- ity of such an orderly university, we might think about the opium dens of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in the United States as spaces in which white and yellow people...

... Grossberg, Cary Nelson, and Paula A. Treichler (New York: Routledge, 1992), 277–94; Michael Denning, “The Academic Left and the Rise of Cultural Stud- ies,” Radical History Review, no. 54 (1992): 21–47; Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak...

... in America , 632–34 . 47 It is important to note that the term proletariat in Marx literally means “those without reserves.” As Michael Denning writes, it is not a synonym for wage labor “but for dispossession, expropriation and radical dependence on the market” ( “Wageless Life,” 81 ). 48...