...Ban Wang Duke University Press 2002 The Cold War, Imperial Aesthetics, and Area Studies In my local library in East Brunswick, New Jersey, military artifacts, Ban Wang weapons, and photos are on prominent display as a reminder of the days of the world...

...Michael Wang © 2014 Duke University Press 2014 Michael Wang, Rock Pigeons (Feral/Domestic), performance (trained homing pigeons, feral pigeons), from the series Invasives, 2010. Courtesy of the artist Social Text 121 • Vol. 32, No. 4...

...Wang Xiaoming This article discusses core social and political concepts regarding subjectivity widely used by Chinese intellectuals between 1840 and 1940, including ge ti (singular subject), ge ren (singular person), wo (I), and Da Tong (Great Unity). Collectively these concepts convey...

... of Marxist humanism in Eastern Europe, Wang Ruoshui, who was at the time no less than the deputy edi- tor of People’s Daily, wrote: “A specter is haunting China’s intellectuals —  the specter of humanism,”39 which provocatively...

..., the morally discerning human of Confucianism is a man, not a woman. At the same time, as Wang Xiaoming notes in his concluding essay to this special issue (part II), classical Confucian notions lay great stress on human agency, conceptualized in terms of the “human heart” ren xin) as a motivator...

... in the inaugural phase of reform and opening (gaige kaifang) as to feature in myriad ways in mainland public culture. The term achieved prominence in the early 1980s when two leading party officials, Wang Ruoshui and Zhou Yang, recommended Marxist humanism as the guiding attitude for the post-Maoist state...

...: as Gloria Davies and Wang Xiaoming also note in their contributions to this special issue, humanity was not an individual achievement but consisted in membership with the politically defined “people.” Thus, elite education 2...

... of China’s art and media histories that make the contemporary engagement with TV meaningful. Wu focuses on how Mao-­era communal viewing and collective memory informs the use of the TV set in 1990s artworks by Zhang Peili, Qiu Zhijie, Wang Jin, and Liu Wei, reminding his...

... of the elderly and children. 2. For descriptions of how the director sought approval from the Central Government, see Wang Xiaofeng’s interview of Lu Chuan. Wang Xiaofeng, “Lu Chuan: Wo xiang pai...

..., Imperial Aesthetics, and Area Studies Ban Wang 45 Area Studies, Gender Studies, and the Cartographies of Knowledge Ella Shohat 67 Feminisms in the Aftermath of September 11 Zillah Eisenstein 79 Homeland Insecurities: Racial Violence the Day after September 11 Muneer Ahmad 101...

... interests of the masses.”82 Even before it was finished, it seemed to have an ability to stir emotions and galvanize collective interest. Wang Guanyi, one of the original sculptors of this work, tells of how the artists left...

... and Melodie Calvert. New York:Routledge. Wang, Oliver. 1998. Asian Americans and hip-hop. Asian Week, 12-28 November. www.asianweek.com/111298/coverstory.html . Race, Sex, and Nerds FROM BLACK GEEKS TO ASIAN...

... this referred to sheepherd- ers or to sheeplike or deerlike people. Wang Ming-ke has documented how this ethnonym was repeatedly resurrected and transferred westward, reassigned time and again as a label for “barbarians to the west...

... and deployment of drones on the US-Mexico border to the technocultural productions of Chinese makers and feminist artists. This heterogeneity anchors the institutional investment by Precarity Lab members. Adapting Tricia Wang’s notion of “thick data,” we find great pleasure and promise in working together...

... (University of California Press). She coedited, with Francoise Lionnet, Minor Trans- nationalism (Duke University Press) and The Creolization of Theory (Duke University Press). Wang Xiaoming...

... . “ From Work to Text .” In Image Music Text , translated by Heath Stephen , 155 – 64 . New York : Hill and Wang . Goldsmith Kenneth . 2011 . Uncreative Writing: Managing Language in the Digital Age . New York : Columbia University Press . Perloff Marjorie . 2012...

... of international and domestic adoption in China. Law and Society Review 36 . Johnson, Kay, with Huang Banghan and Wang Liyao. 1998 . Infant abandonment and adoption in China. Population and Development Review 24 : 469 -510. Klatzkin, Amy. 2001 . Personal communication. Klatzkin, Amy. 2002a...

..., Social Text, nos. 31 – 32 (1992): 252 – 57; Etienne Balibar, “Althusser’s Object,” trans. Margaret Cohen and Bruce Robbins, Social Text, no. 39 (1994): 157 – 88; Wang 136 Edwards • Editorial Note Hui, “Contemporary Chinese Thought and the Question...

... . 21. Wang, Carceral Capitalism , 261–66 . 22. Abbas, “Voice Lessons.” 23. Drift, “Management and Rights,” 103 . 24. Raha, “Limits of Trans Liberalism.” 25. See, for instance, Vergès's analysis of white feminism's complicity in colonial projects and the institution...

... “Intellectual Politics in Post-Tiananmen China,” Wang Hui insists that a new understanding of the achievements and tragedies of China’s socialist legacy is an urgent matter in need of immediate address.2 Yet, he asserts, Chinese intellectu- als...