...Kevin Gaines Duke University Press 2001 ST.04-Gaines 5/24/01 5:53 PM Page 75 Revisiting Richard Wright in Ghana BLACK RADICALISM AND THE DIALECTICS OF DIASPORA For students...

...Melissa W. Wright Duke University Press 2001 Beruvides, M., R. Villalobos, and S. Hutchinson. 1997 . High turnover: What it does to production. Twin Plant News 13 (September): 41 -44. Butler, J. 1993 . Bodies that matter. New York: Routledge. Carrillo, J., ed. 1990 . La...

... of the pivotal events of the Pan-African movement, bringing together artists and intellectuals from around the African diaspora, including Alioune Diop, Jacques Rabemananjara, Léopold Sédar Senghor, Frantz Fanon, Richard Wright, George Lamming, Cheikh Anta Diop, and Jean Price-Mars. Césaire's reflections...

... Introduction THE “AUTONOMY” OF BLACK RADICALISM The interview with Grace Lee Boggs and the essays on W. E. B. Du Bois Brent Hayes and Richard Wright in this issue of Social Text are selections from a forth- Edwards...

... Heroes, and the Reproduction of Ciudad Juárez Melissa W. Wright 93 An All-Consuming Cause: Breast Cancer, Corporate Philanthropy, and the Market for Generosity Samantha King 115 Contributors Fawzia Afzal-Khan...

..., Frantz Fanon, Horace Bond, Louis Achille, Jacques-Stéphane Alexis, Jean Price-Mars, George Lamming, Cheikh Anta Diop, and Rich- ard Wright.14 The speech may appear somewhat dry and systematic on the page, but Baldwin notes that despite Césaire’s initial appearance (he had the “rather vaguely...

... to parameters of convert the middle into a positive construct whose blending of opposites is precisely what heighten its political efficacy. This is the spirit of Erik Olin what defines the Wright’s notion of contradictory class locations. This formulation privi...

.... As Stephen Wright, in his discussion of colonial-era, anthropological photo- graphs of young girls in Papua New Guinea, reminds us, “Photographs trace multiple trajectories: for all their superficial fixity and their inclusion...

... objected to me later in the pub, as a good socialist should to such individualized attention. But he was also himself inspired by the great sociologist C. Wright Mills, about whom he would later write, and it's not too much to say that Stanley was a kind of embodiment of Mills in our time. Figure 1...

... Wright in Ghana: Black Radicalism and the Dialectics of Diaspora Kevin Gaines 75 Missing Poststructuralism, Missing Foucault: Butler and Fraser on Capitalism and the Regulation of Sexuality Anna Marie Smith 103 A “Sensation...

... of the American middle classes, C. Wright Mills observed that “we need to characterize Ameri- can society of the mid-twentieth century in more psychological terms, for now the problems that concern us most border on the psychiatric.”14 In particular, larger economic and political situations...

.... Social Text 1 (1979) The First Masthead Editors: Stanley Aronowitz John Brenkman Fredric Jameson Irvine-La Jolla: Andrew Feenberg Mark Poster Don Wayne Emily Hicks Leslie Rabine Will Wright James Kavanaugh Maria Ruegg...

..., and in his discussion of Richard Wright’s crowning achievement, Native Son (1940), he suggests that it is in the character of Bigger that we can most clearly see this price being paid. In his attempt to use Bigger as social commentary upon the black con...

... On the other hand, even given the express aims of Présence africaine, one should not forget that the translation of Diop’s “Niam N’Goura” quoted above is by Thomas Diop and Richard Wright, the African American writer then living...

... That Matters (2008), and Taking It Big: C. Wright Mills and the Making of Political Intellectuals (2012). The pieces in this memorial dossier reflect Stanley's commitment to collectivity in all of its possibilities and contradictions. Written by former students, colleagues, and friends, the pieces show...

... ground, where sanctioned, frequently read, or influential texts seem to share, almost tautologically, a genealogy of naturalizing the heteronor- mative. Because, for example, Richard Wright professed interest...

..., cybernetics. Complementing this theoretical foray into Science as Power (1988), Stanley revisited the work of C. Wright Mills and recast the notion of the sociological imagination fifty years later. He made the task of thinking social totality and power relevant again in his political biography of Mills...

... Obsolete? (New York: Seven Stories, 2003); and Evan Wright, “Mad Dogs and Lawyers,” Rolling Stone, 28 February 2002, 42–47, 68–69. 33. Jones, Red Zone, 291. 34. “Celtic Reign,” www.celticreign.com (accessed 15 July 2010); see also “Aryan Brotherhood: Prison Gang Profile...

... pessimism of the intellect of the Frankfurt school, and C. Wright Mills's critique of the labor metaphysic. Stanley never fully divorced himself from the orthodox socialist tradition in which he was raised. He grew up with the old-time religion: workers couldn't achieve class consciousness without a party...

... the Binary Frame,” in Geographies of Power: Placing Scale, ed. Andrew Herod and Melissa W. Wright (Oxford: Blackwell, 2002), 30. 126 Priscilla Archibald ...