... that transformed and often excluded them. The essay tries to rescue these narratives from the limits of positivist historiography and law, offering an alternative way of understanding them. The Libel Case Theodore Katz, an Israeli Jewish graduate student...

... 2003 Contents Transnational Adoption Special Issue Editors Toby Alice Volkman and Cindi Katz Preface v Introduction: Transnational Adoption Toby Alice Volkman 1 Going “Home”: Adoption, Loss...

... 2003 Contents Transnational Adoption Special Issue Editors Toby Alice Volkman and Cindi Katz Preface v Introduction: Transnational Adoption Toby Alice Volkman 1 Going “Home”: Adoption, Loss...

...., and Charles Murray. 1991 . The bell curve: Intelligence and class structure in American life . New York: Free Press. Katz, Jon. 1997. Geek backtalk, part II: Geek? Nerd? Huh?HotWired, 1 August. hotwired.lycos.com/synapse/katz/97/30/katz4a_text.html . Kelly, Kevin. 1995 . Eno: Gossip is philosophy...

... and the beginning of a dialogue: among schol- ars, but also with a growing and highly engaged community of those touched by adoption. Note Cindi Katz, Erika Duncan, and Charles Zerner provided helpful comments on this introduction. Cindi...

... Kramnick Jonathan Lang Cindi Katz Dorothy Hodgson Trish Rosen Isabel Pinedo Gyan Prakash Betina Zolkower Neil Smith Licia Fiol-Matta Corresponding Editors Koichi Okamoto (Japan) Stefan Jonsson (Sweden) Social...

... principles . San Diego: Academic Press. Katz, D. 1991 . Characteristics of sperm motility. Annals of New York Academy of Science 637 : 409 -32. Katz, D. F., and J. W. Overstreet. 1979 . In The spermatozoon: Maturation, motility, surface properties, and comparative aspects , ed. Don Fawcett and J...

..., than Stanley v. Georgia . . . was about a fundamental right to watch obscene movies, or Katz v. United States . . . was about a fundamental right to place interstate bets from a telephone booth” (ibid., 199...

... Heininen, Cindy Katz, and Andrew Ross have tended to approach the serried environmental crises of the last decades by emphasizing the mutual constitution of social forms and the natural environment. Human history must be theorized, these and other contributors have suggested, using a dialectical...

... Heininen, Cindy Katz, and Andrew Ross have tended to approach the serried environmental crises of the last decades by emphasizing the mutual constitution of social forms and the natural environment. Human history must be theorized, these and other contributors have suggested, using a dialectical...

..., and the dividing up of rights to access that most precious of natural resources, water. What new forms of critical knowledge and agency have emerged in this age of neoliberal environmental enclosure? Social Text contributors such as Yrjö Haila, David Harvey, Lassi Heininen, Cindy Katz, and Andrew...

... Heininen, Cindy Katz, and Andrew Ross have tended to approach the serried environmental crises of the last decades by emphasizing the mutual constitution of social forms and the natural environment. Human history must be theorized, these and other contributors have suggested, using a dialectical...

..., and the dividing up of rights to access that most precious of natural resources, water. What new forms of critical knowledge and agency have emerged in this age of neoliberal environmental enclosure? Social Text contributors such as Yrjö Haila, David Harvey, Lassi Heininen, Cindy Katz, and Andrew...

... Heininen, Cindy Katz, and Andrew Ross have tended to approach the serried environmental crises of the last decades by emphasizing the mutual constitution of social forms and the natural environment. Human history must be theorized, these and other contributors have suggested, using a dialectical...

..., for it designates an ethnographic field, an “area of difference” wherein the aforementioned behaviors are confined to a particular group—the black urban poor. Moreover, as Michael Katz suggests, once culture is used to conveniently...

.... In the hands of those like political scientist Edward Banfield in 1970, the “culture of poverty” served to make a very familiar distinction in U.S. culture: what poverty historian Michael Katz calls the Anglo-American tradition of distinguishing between the “worthy” poor and the “unworthy” poor.9 It also...

... , edited by D. Burlingame and D. Young, 144 -57. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. Hruby, P. 2000 . Tests of character. Insight on the news 16 (1 May): 28 -29. Katz, M. 1996 . In the shadow of the poorhouse: A social history of welfare in America . New York:Basic Books. Keteyian...

... as a foundational category.25 Jonathan 74 Jigna Desai Ned Katz forcefully suggests that homosexuality and heterosexuality are social historical constructions emerging recently in Western discourses. Transhistorical references and arguments regarding lesbianism and homo- sexuality can...

.... Katz and Eugene I. Bender, The Strength in Us: Self-Help Groups in the Modern World (New York: Franklin Watts, 1976). 17. Boston Women’s Health Collective, Our Bodies, Ourselves: A Book by and for Women (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1971). 18. Leslie Berger, “Our Bodies Is Recast...

... Herald, 19 November 1901. 13. For more details concerning studio recording in this era, see Mark Katz, Capturing Sound: How Technology Has Changed Music (Berkeley: University of Cali- fornia Press, 2004), and William Howland Kenney, Recorded...