...Samera Esmeir Duke University Press 2003 1948 LAW, HISTORY, MEMORY One of the difficulties in discussing violence against Palestinians during Samera...

...Sikivu Hutchinson Duke University Press 2005 Deep in the Blood of Time WITNESSING TRAINS AND THE LANDSCAPES OF MEMORY From the tracks on Marmion Way and Avenue Fifty-Nine, families have Sikivu...

...Gil Z. Hochberg Duke University Press 2006 Edward Said: “The Last Jewish Intellectual” On Identit y, Alterit y, and the Politics of Memory It is more rewarding — and more difficult — to think concretely and Gil Z...

... dialogues with the author, for example, or that speak to an implied or actual peer reader. By comparison, teaching notes are humble memory aids. In the parlance of the digital humanities, they are nothing more than navigation tools. In the parlance of the digital inanities—BuzzFeed and the like...

... Edward S aid: A Memori al Issue This special issue of Social Text pays tribute to the work of Edward Said, Patrick Deer, an admired colleague and friend. The almost three years since Said’s Gyan Prakash, untimely death (September 25, 2003) have made his achievements...

...C. Nadia Seremetakis The story at hand is the spread of little street memorials for the dead in the Greek urbanscape during the current socioeconomic crisis. These memorials point to a third-stream anamnesis: memory focused on the historicity of the everyday that the dominant public culture, split...

... and tension of China and the human in twentieth-century Chinese cultural criticism and raises provocative questions about the geopolitics of historical trauma (the Nanjing Massacre in this case), the politics of memory, and the recuperation of Chinese humanity through memory work. I situate this film's...

... locked doors ends, giving way to the disciplining of movement and the realignment of forms of belonging. Ruins of the former regime are selectively being legitimized, rebuilt, and incorporated into the new centralized and bureaucratic state, while memories of the past system of rule and governance...

... sense of out-of-control postwar criminality with the potent memory of past “terrorist subversion” of the war era and before. It was orchestrated by media moguls, powerful politicians, and law-enforcement leaders who opposed legal limits on sentences for juveniles imposed by United Nations conventions...

... of the same: as moments and movements of ellipses. Writing itself is considered here as a series of turns and returns around the (im)possible inscription of memory: as a toxic yet healing supplement. © 2011 Duke University Press 2011 ER ( . . . ) Ellipses Juan Obarrio Return Here I am again...

... in Asia and toward an understanding of how colonial and postcolonial histories on the subcontinent produce a different set of visual memories for diasporic subjects in America. © 2011 Duke University Press 2011 Archives of Empire Seher Shah’s Geometric Landscapes and the Spectacle of Force...

...-opts a figure central to Algerian state discourse, Palestine, in popular languages (Algerian Arabic and Berber) and forms in order to effect a double critique. On the one hand, it ridicules the discourse of fraternity deployed by the state, and its exploitation of the memory of the Algerian war...

... of rape of 1971 has remained in the Bangladeshi public memory through the last forty years. It has been a topic of literary and visual media (films, plays, photographs), thereby ensuring that the raped woman endured as an iconic figure. Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, who is primarily associated...

... the social and environmental transformation of the favela. Interviews with members of the community and representatives of institutional partners opened up unexpected paths into people's memories and perspectives. In a frame of socioeconomic, political and environmental violence, injustice, and vulnerability...

...Lynn Chancer Abstract Stanley Aronowitz was the author's professor in the PhD program in sociology at the City University of New York Graduate Center and influenced her intellectual development. This memorial essay presents reflections on the author's years working with Stanley as a student...

...Jamie K. McCallum Abstract This memorial essay is a personal and sociological reflection on what it was like to learn from Stanley Aronowitz, both as his student and as his friend. Close attention is paid to what many consider his best book, False Promises , and its major insight: that class...

... of 2020, as states of emergency were declared in both the Philippines and the United States, Filipinx scholars offer memories and reflections of life under martial law in the Philippines and its aftermath and resonances in the present. Karen Buenavista Hanna Detachment and distancing have become...