... transformation of the public sphere in mass-mediated societies, and resulting shifts in norms of public speech, shifts that pose significant challenges to the norms of academic discourse. Israel-Palestine public speech academic discourse AGAINST the DAY...

..., are also reproduced in the knowledge production of academic scholars of decoloniality, primarily from the global North. These academics, she argues, appropriate the language and ideas of indigenous scholars without grappling with the relations of force that define their relationships to them, thus...

...Brady Brower During France's Third Republic, a wide-ranging discourse about animal societies offered a particularly powerful way to redefine the ideological underpinnings of human association in the republican national state. Drawing on precedents in comparative anatomy and physiology, Alfred...

... as the twentieth century s preeminent example of literary and scholarly detection and adventure, the Papers are a cultural phenomenon and they have entered into a complex relationship with twentieth-century academic discourse. The full extent of that relation­ ship cannot be described here, but a few of its...

... academic year. The essay explores the conflict between various multiethnic political groups attempting to lay claim to the radical legacy of 1960s-era Bay Area ethnic movements and address the catastrophic impact of the state budget cuts on underrepresented communities of color. The essay goes on to reveal...

... to the global insurgence of neoliberal reason within the university space. The discourse around the 2015–16 student movement became centered on moments of spectacle—violent clashes between students and police, the burning of paintings, and buildings and images of students protesting en masse outside Parliament...

... Feminism: From Social Activism to Academic Discourse is a critical study of academic institutionalization and social change. is an associate professor of political science at the University of Southern California. Her...

... and topical foci of anthropological studies that remain too mired in the western bogs, namely, endless variations on Arensberg and Kimball, instead of the more relevant Irish anthropology, one better attuned to both academic discourse within Ireland and the current life of the Irish people, that he would like...

... too close to the soft pluralism of postwar American ideology ( we are all immigrants, in this promised land togetheran ideology that lives on in disguised form in the version of contemporary academic discourse that pre­ sumes we are almost all victims, suffering under this broken promise together...

..., and cultural history. She is also active in the Quartiers Solidaires collective, notably in the free breakfast movement for vulnerable and invisibilized people on the move. She writes in French and English, drawing on the possibilities of fiction as well as academic discourse. MariaLuisa Palumbo...

... the colossal role that Russian literature continues to play in Russian edu- cation and identity. The conscious strategy to go beyond the boundaries of The Syndrome of Paradigms 541 academic discourse, to address a wider readership, is expressed first of all...

.... The speakers, fac­ ulty members and doctoral students in En­ glish from the Northeast and West Coast, were ready for serious academic discourse. After a stop at the coffee urn, the thirty or forty audience members settled in to hear about country music according to postFreudian psychoanalysis, to postmodernism...

.... How we read or define a canonical work may not be as important as challenging the overall function and social uses the notion of the canon has served. Within this type of discourse, the canon can be analyzed as part of a wider set of relations that connect the academic disciplines, teaching...

... ‘‘academic culture whose habits, like those of the urban walker, the casual reader, or the teller of folktales, must be dissected. Academic discourse, in particular, must be considered another ‘‘way of consisting in a set...

... the lack of teaching in the mother language. It is noteworthy that this existing body of knowledge regarding racism against Kurds, which has already passed the threshold of recognition as scientific expertise, receives little attention in critical racism and intersectionality research in academic discourse...

..., on the other hand, visibly affected the general direction of academic discourse toward conservatism, nation-statism, and capitalism, as we have already seen. During the s Japan nearly dreamed about unseating the United...

... been more successful if it had been less provocative. But what notion of success? If the measure was success in changing the terms of legal academic discourse by politicizing it, it s hard to see how we could have been more successful. And provocation, far from a drag on our success, was its principal...

... as the object (and mirror) of desire. This aestheticization is negative, deceptive. At the same time, however, in the new academic emphasis on read­ ing there is a valorization of texts as instrumental manuals. There seem to be almost two opposed discourses: one, on the text as an ob­ ject of (consumer) desire...

... to identifying and dismantling aspects of the cur- “Human Rights, Anyone?”  379 rent academic guild structure that so seriously plague contemporary intel- lectual discourse, while also preventing intellectuals from asking the most searching and important...

... and in the process happily sacrifice not a few manners of academic discourse. As Hegel used to say, referring to the sluggish movement of the con­ cept in relation to the ever-early-rising facts, The owl of Minerva only flies at dusk. Perhaps this disquieting metaphor can serve to cau­ tion reflection. The truth...