...Angela McRobbie This article makes three specific and interrelated arguments. First, it argues that the power of Stuart Hall's pedagogy can be understood as having established a “third space” between political activism and academic research, a space that in the 1970s and early 1980s permitted...

...David Faflik However much he might be identified with cultural and postcolonial studies, Stuart Hall has imparted to students from a range of interdisciplines a means of interpretation that is rooted, at last, in metaphor. Hall's writing made imaginative use of language for reasons other than...

...Jeffrey T. Nealon Following Stuart Hall's provocation to understand theory as the “ process of theorizing , of the development and refinement of new concepts and explanations which, alone, is the sign of a living body of thought, capable still of engaging and grasping something of the truth about...

...Jernej Habjan This article looks at cultural studies as an alternative to literary studies. To cofound cultural studies, Stuart Hall had to abandon literary studies. Later development, however, enabled cultural studies itself to engulf literary studies. Today, with radical approaches such as Franco...

...David Bell This personal reflection traces some of the interconnections between Stuart Hall's work and the “new” cultural geography. The author, in the context of his own intellectual biography and indebted to Hall and to those geographers whose work has been influenced by him, is interested...

...Lauren Berlant “Opulism” describes the explosion within popular politics set off by the sensationalism of Barack Obama's ascent to election. Working from Ernesto Laclau's and Slavoj Žižek's antithetical readings of the meaning and value of populism, and working with the legacy of Stuart Hall's...

... of Minnesota Press . Hall Stuart . 1988 . “Face the Future.” In Hall , Hard Road to Renewal , 233 – 38 . Hall Stuart . 1990a . “Cold Comfort Farm.” In Hall , Hard Road to Renewal , 75 – 79 . Hall Stuart . 1990b . The Hard Road to Renewal: Thatcherism...

...” ​It is now forty years since Stuart Hall published his short essay “Black Britons.”1 In that 1970 piece, Hall discusses the “socio-cultural and psychologi- cal pressures” (“Black Britons,” 3) on those who move from...

.../the-center-blows-itself-up-care-and-spite-in-the-brexit-election/ . Hall Stuart . 1985 . “ Faith, Hope or Clarity .” Marxism Today , January . Hall Stuart Jacques Martin . 1989 . New Times: The Changing Face of Politics in the 1990s . London : Verso . Hannah Simon...

... moment. Stuart Hall, The Hard Road to Renewal: Thatcherism and the Crisis of the Left (1988) New York is always hopeful. Always it believes that something good is about to come off, and it must hurry to meet it. Dorothy Parker, My Home Town (1928) In 1974, an event occurred that would shape the next...

... Stuart . 1996 . “ On Postmodernism and Articulation .” In Stuart Hall: Critical Dialogues in Cultural Studies , 131 – 50 . London : Routledge . Larsen Nella . 2007 . Passing . New York : W. W. Norton . Long Charles . 1986 . Significations: Signs, Symbols, and Images...

... Under Our Feet: Black Political Struggles in the Rural South from Slavery to the Great Migration . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Hall Stuart . 1996 . “ Cultural Identity and Diaspora .” In Contemporary Postcolonial Theory: A Reader , edited by Mongia Padmini , 110 – 21...

... that of identities as ‘‘imagined communities as put forward in 15 the work of Benedict Anderson. It is more like what Stuart Hall was refer- ring to when he wrote of the ‘‘very profound set of distinctive historically 16 defined black experiences Anderson’s...

.... Her research interests include German and continental philosophy, Marxist theory, critical race theory, and feminism. Recent and forthcoming essays are “Stuart Hall and the Concept of Ideology: A Critical Assessment” and “Marxism and the Concept of ‘Alienation’: Observations and Comments...

..., with Stuart Hall), and Post-Orientalismo: Said e gli studi postcoloniali (2009). He is the editor of the Italian translations of Frantz Fanon’s Ecrit politiques, pour la révolution Africaine (2006) and L’an V de la révolution algéri- enne (2006), and Aimé Césaire’s Discours sur le colonialisme (2010...

... . Goffman Erving . 1961 . Asylums: Essays on the Social Situation of Mental Patients and Other Inmates . New York : Anchor Books . Graham Stephen . 2010 . Cities under Siege: The New Military Urbanism . London : Verso . Hall Stuart . 2013 . Policing the Crisis: Mugging...

... somewhere 6488 SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY 100:1 / sheet 263 of 327 else. —Stuart Hall For the millions forced to cross the water into modern transatlantic...

..., but as Stuart Hall points out, Afro-Saxons have ‘‘turned marginality into a very creative art form—a life 10 form Contemporary black British authors such as Caryl Philips and Joan Riley (both...

... with what is often called discourse analysis: it may now be the moment to say a little more about this last (and I draw here essentially on the recent work of Stuart Hall).12 The political forms of discourse analysis turn fundamentally on the conception of legiti­ macy or legitimation which we owe to Max...

...- lematizes the unstated assumptions of existing disciplines and the notion of disciplinary expertise. As Stuart Hall argues, ‘‘Serious interdisciplinary work does not mean that one puts up the interdisciplinary flag...