... of social backgrounds in the 1960s, instead of limiting themselves to the assigned textbooks, took position on crucial issues of world politics. © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Daghini Giairo . 1968 . “Per una riconsiderazione della ‘teoria dell’offensiva’ in ‘Storia e...

...Gerald D. McKnight The 1968 Memphis Sanitation Strike and the FBI: A Case Study in Urban Surveillance Gerald D. McKnight On 11 February 1968, the eve of Lincoln s birthday, several hundred black sanitation workers proclaimed by a show of hands that emancipation was still a hope that could stir...

...Jeremy Ahearne 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Jeremy Ahearne Questions of Cultural Policy in the Thought of Michel de Certeau (1968–1972) Michel de Certeau’s...

...Jonathan Flatley; Robert Bird The South Atlantic Quarterly 119:3, July 2020 doi 10.1215/00382876-8601314 © 2020 Duke University Press Jonathan Flatley and Robert Bird Introduction: 1968 Decentered The last time I saw Richard was Detroit in 68, begins the Joni Mitchell song. And he told me all...

... experienced their first significant gains. This article identifies, describes, and analyzes the emergence of a cinema-labor cycle in São Paulo (1977–82) that constitutes a key instance of Brazil’s “deferred 1968”: a complex response to the distinct pressures of a repressive military regime, entrenched...

...Kaitlyn Tucker Sorenson Kaitlyn Tucker Sorenson’s “Radical Play” analyzes how one Slovene official’s response to student movements in June 1968 (“Changes—yes, circus— no!”) established a formula that structured relations between official and alternative culture in Ljubljana. Borrowed from de...

... larger posters were wheat-pasted on walls in Black communities, creating advertising for psychological liberation as the struggles for complete liberation continued on several fronts. Through textual and visual analysis of BP newspapers from 1968, clear visual strategy and intentions are deconstructed...

...Jerome L. Rodnitzky Copyright © 1971 by Duke University Press 1971 The New Revivalism: American Protest Songs, 1945-1968 Jerome L. Rodnitzky Music has long been an integral part of religious revivalism in America, and it is perhaps natural that protest songs have recently become one...

...William G. Andrews Copyright © 1969 by Duke University Press 1969 France 1968: Crisis Election and Long-Term Trends William G. Andrews The Crisis of May 1968 Never in the history of France did elections take place in more extraordinary conditions than in 1968. Crisis overlay crisis. Near­...

... and terrain of segregation. I then analyze how McPherson’s short story “A Solo Song: For Doc” (1968) and Rankine’s prose poem Citizen (2014) and video-essay “Situation 5” (ca. 2011) figure black countermoves challenging the post–civil rights imperative to embody black progress. Through somatic acts...

.... This archaeological reconstruction of an antagonistic politics of planning is contrasted with the disavowed elements of planning within contemporary business logistics as well as with efforts within critical Marxist theory after 1968 to push against the depoliticizing dimensions of the plan. The South Atlantic...

... to Glauber Rocha’s 1967 Land Entranced and Petra Costa’s 2018 The Edge of Democracy , the author argues that the recent crop of documentaries tend to be much less critical than the films produced around 1968 and suggests some explanations for that. Among those is the way the memory of the struggle against...

...Oleg Aronson; Robert Bird In this essay, Oleg Aronson proposes to view the protests of 1968 as a continuation of the social revolutionary processes initiated by the French Revolution. The author interprets revolution not as an event of historical rupture but as a process of long duration...

...Danielle Aubert; Lorraine Perlman This set of texts by Lorraine Perlman, a founding member of the Detroit Printing Co-op, and Danielle Aubert discusses several of the projects printed by Fredy and Lorraine Perlman in 1968 and into the 1970s. The Detroit Printing Co-op, which existed from 1970 until...

... in conjunction with and in sup- port of the strike and that demand to be recontextualized within a broader understanding of 1968? What if these Appalachian miners are both like and unlike the French peasants Marx describes in The Eighteenth Brumaire? Can it be said that, for many left-leaning theorists, 68...

...? A: The demonstration will follow the direction of the wind. Daniel Cohn-Bendit The year 2018 witnessed a massive interest in the events of 1968. I am referring ­rst of all to my own country (Russia), which, surprisingly enough, has been involved with the rest of the world in examin- ing the nature and impact...

... is professor of History at Hood College. "A Harvest of Hate is a companion piece Io an earlier article appearing in the Quarterly entitled The Memphis Sanitation Strike and the FBI (Spring 1984). He is currently at work on a study ofthe FBI and the Poor People s Campaign of 1968. The South Atlantic...

...Joseph F. Menez Copyright © 1971 by Duke University Press 1971 The Case for the National Nominating Convention Joseph F. Menez Despite the anguish of political purists hardened by the 1968 Democratic National Convention, the nominating convention will survive its critics for the simple reason...

... of challenge in previously dormant minorities teachers, nurses, public servants, students, aborigines, workers, the peace movement, anti-conscription forces. Student Guerilla, weekly newsletter of Students for Democratic Action, Uni­ versity of Queensland, Brisbane, Octo­ ber 3, 1968 On March 3, 1968...

... . ———. 1967c . Toward the African Revolution . Translated by Chevalier Haakon . New York : Grove . ———. 1968 . The Wretched of the Earth . Translated by Farrington Constance . New York : Grove . ———. 2004 . The Wretched of the Earth . Translated by Philcox Richard . New York...