...Jakob Schiller © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 Jakob Schiller, “Israeli watchtower built atop Palestinian structures, American Independence Park,” Dayr al-­Hawa, District of Jerusalem. Copyright 2011. Courtesy of the artist Social...

...Alex Lubin; Les W. Field; Melanie K. Yazzie; Jakob Schiller In May 2011, the Anthropology Department and the Department of American Studies at the University of New Mexico offered a class entitled “Technologies of Settler-Colonialism in Israel-Palestine.” This field school was designed...

... and other biometrics in the context of the information revolution taking place during the latter half of the twentieth and into the twenty-fi rst century. As Dan Schiller has elaborated, we are living through a transition...

... Schiller (Rowman and Littlefi eld) and (as a coauthor) Global Hollywood 2 (British Film Institute). Laikwan Pang teaches fi lm and cultural studies in the Department of Cultural and Religious Studies at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is the author of Building a New China in Cinema...

...-settling the Coloniality.” 2. Ferreira da Silva, Toward a Global Idea of Race ; Ferreira da Silva, “1 (Life) ÷0 (Blackness).” 3. Ralph, “Memory of Gold.” 4. Glick Schiller, Basch, and Szanton-Blanc, Toward a Transnational Perspective . 5. Patterson, Confounding...

... as Globovisión’s gated, multimillion-dollar studio. Anything, then, might seem possible. Notes I am indebted to the people of Catia TVe for their generosity during research for this article. I am also especially grateful to Naomi Schiller...

... pushing its way through—what it would like to see as a borderless world. A quarter of a century ago, Herbert Schiller presciently revealed how free flows of information sponsored by the American media obscured economic inequality, power...

...Lok Siu Duke University Press 2001 Basch, Linda, Nina Glick Schiller, and Cristina Szanton Blanc, eds. 1994 . Nations unbound: Transnational projects,postcolonial predicaments, and deterritorialized nation-states . Langhorne, Penn.: Gordon and Breach. Benmayor, Rina, Rosa M...

... to the aesthetic discourse and designates the separation between art and the pragmatism of mundane life. Among the proponents of this understanding was the eminent authority of aesthetics Immanuel Kant, along with several Romantic artists, such as Friedrich Schiller, who conceived fine arts as an activity...

... of euphoric release that lines up neatly with the (similarly masculinist) notion of the “sublime,” that transcendent experience of “negative plea- sure” that “crushes us into admiring submission.”22 Immanuel Kant, Edmund Burke, and Friedrich Schiller, among...

...- man, Roberto Fernández Retamar, Herbert Schiller, and Armand Matte- lart played a crucial role, becoming a kind of lingua franca in progressive circles. Said’s own intervention thus should also be seen as part of a larger epochal shift...

... it generated fear and jealousy among middle-class people. According to Herbert Schiller,30 “the uses of the public streets in the city has been a ‘site’ of social struggle as far back as the early nineteenth century.” Middle classes always...

... and Schiller’s notes on dilettantism do not dismiss amateur attempts entirely; in fact, their promotion of its advantages includes a sense in which the domain of art might be extended by dilettantism. “Dilettantism is a necessary consequence of a general extension of art,” they write, “and may even be a cause...

... indicated by the Commission with a “key role” in European integration are a flag and a European anthem, Beethoven’s music to Schiller’s “Ode to Joy.” The Real as the Phallic...