...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...

... of the body and political terror in Northern Ireland. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. van Hagen, Gunther. 2000 . Anatomy art:Fascination beneath the surface. Heidelberg, Germany: Institute for Plastination. Holmes, Douglas R. 2000 . Integral Europe:Fast capitalism, multiculturalism...

... “pathétique” au sens de la Grande sonate pathétique dédiée par Ludwig van Beethoven en 1799 au prince Lichnowsky qui avait été élève de Mozart et dont la femme était une pianiste remarquable: mais qui est mâle et qui femelle, qui...

..., 1 -28. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Taylor, Charles. 1990 . Modes of civil society, Public Culture 3 (1): 95 -118. Van Creveld, Martin. 1999 . The rise and decline of the state . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Young, Iris Marion. 1990 . Polity and group...

... to starve but also demanded decent food, in some cases physically blocking food delivery vans. Moreover, protests over their immediate sustenance were articulated with more expansive claims, including demands for free movement in and out of the camps, access to public transportation, and education. Thus...

..., Dimitris Papadopoulos, Lorenzo Pezzani, Fiorenza Picozza, Frances Pine, Nirmal Puwar, Enrica Rigo, Stephan Scheel, Federica Sossi, Laia Soto-Bermant, Maurice Stierl, Maka Suárez, Martina Tazzioli, Huub van Baar, Leila Whitley, Can Yildiz, and all the participants in the first meeting of the research...

... 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...

... in their white conversion van. “Before we got into the van the very first thing I told them was that we were transsexuals,” said Dixie in 8 Stanley ∙ Near Life, Queer Death an interview.25 After a night of driving around, partying in the van, Dixie got...

.... Religion has become a powerful and central tool of Indian politics today. As Peter van der Veer suggests, religious discourses and practice are not merely an “ideological smoke screen” but indeed “constitutive of changing social identities.”16 The rise...

... 1942 – 1944, ed. Ben Barkow and Klaus Leist (Berlin: Ullstein, 2005), 219. Unless otherwise noted, translations throughout this article are the author’s. 6. I. F. M. Salim, Vijftien jaar Boven-­Digoel, concentratiekamp in Nieuw-­ Guinea: bakermat van de Indonesische Onafhankelijkheid, 2nd...

... Helgesson, Isabel Hofmeyr, Monica Popescu, and Andrew van der Vlies, how might the itineracy of apartheid-era expressive culture during the Cold War shed light on the histories of nation-states other than South Africa? 22 How, for that matter, might it impact our understanding of more encompassing...

..., Register Formation In a study of the center-left Spanish newspaper El País, Teun Van Dijk discusses the representation of Evo Morales as a strange ethnic other because of the newspaper’s public indecision as to whether to call him indio...

...) on several grounds: the strength of the rural body, preference for enduring illness, and the idea that “hot” medicines do not suit them. Yet many disparage others for the same “choices” on grounds of their imagined ignorance and laziness. What the anthropologist Cecilia Van Hollen points out...

... Van Tine in their biography of John L. Lewis.1 Amid these circumstances, the United Mine Workers succeeded in organizing nearly every one of America’s 700,000 mine workers in the early 1930s. Moreover, the UMW refused to rely on NLRB union elec- tions and enforcement through 1960 because its...

... and Setijadi, “New Forms of Political Activism.” 3. Dekeyser, “Pessimism, Futiity, and Extinction.” 4. Abidin, Henri, and Gumilar, “Land Subsistence of Jakarta” ; van Voorst, “Formal and Informal Flood Governance.” 5. Octivianti and Charles, “Disaster Capitalism?” 6...

... of homosexuality is textualized in the film. However, this is not the only important site within which to discuss West Side Story’s queer- ness. As David Van Leer has written, it is crucial to focus on “the lan- guage itself, turning...

...- ogy, metabolism, or endocrinology. As feminist media theorist Jose Van Dijck argues in her work on medical imagery, new “mediations” of the body — ­be they via ultrasound, x-­ray, MRI, CAT scan, endoscopy...

... of which we are witnessing now in Europe — is to make patriotism a hollow sham, and to declare that, in spite of our boast- ings, America must ever be a follower and not a leader of nations.”6 Soon after, in 1918, Van Wyck Brooks, one...