...Katherine Nelson This article offers an account of the anarchy of power in Giorgio Agamben's Homo Sacer corpus. From this perspective, governmental power is anarchic in the twofold sense of lacking an independent legitimating foundation and being divided between ontology (what...

... the errant path of the wayward and strives to convey the aspiration and longing of riotous colored girls. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 wayward anarchy speculative history black feminism riot ...

... of the twentieth century newly feasible. Rather, they merely make it possible to see as properly political problems that were once thought to be entirely technical. Restoring missing historical context to the socialist calculation debate, “Planning and Anarchy” discloses the blind spots in contemporary discussions...

..., and queer sports spectacle, I propose that a different genealogy located in the chitlin circuit and barnstorming would recognize performances, style, and aesthetics as escape from racialized gender and style and would provide gender anarchy and sexual fluidity in ways that camp cannot. Copyright © 2018...

... cratic anarchy was manifest. The third central issue was the most important. When the Massachusetts conservatives defeated the Populist party and refused the impoverished any relief, armed con­ flict was the result. Shays Rebellion separated the popular and the conservative parties more than ever...

... too narrow (often seeming to reduce Bakunin s corpus to his declaration that the will to destroy is a creative will! 3), at worst simply incorrect. As a result, they take up many negative stereotypes of anarchy that have been promulgated in our society by self-interested elites who recognize a far...

... of the ac­ ceptance of the competitive state as the unit of the modern world. Antichrist came, not merely as a German or a Fascist, but as the embodiment of international anarchy. A glance at the map of Europe should suffice to explain Nazism. That nation which lay at the very center of the Continent...

... Riots Sweep England’s Cities: Anarchy Feared .” New York Times , July 11 . www.nytimes.com/1981/07/11/world/new-riots-sweep-england-s-cities-anarchy-feared.html . BBC News . 2012 . “ Cameron: 2012 Brought ‘A Golden Summer’ for Britain .” September 10 . www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19544414...

... as an interlude between the fright­ ful anarchy of the Five Years War and a previous republican history of disorder, and a subsequent history of strife. He checkmated anarchy by decapitating its generals, says Garcia Calderon. During his rule insurrections were few and were put down by the return of the chief...

... the action of specific wills in order to be realized. Only conscience, however, bids the individual to follow the dictates of reason rather than those of interest, and upon the conscientiousness of individuals rests the choice between order and anarchy. With the disintegration of conscience, liberalism leads...

... that previously gathered words, actions, and things into a coherent historical regime of presence. As Katherine Nelson argues in her contribution to this special issue, to describe our time as one of consummate anarchy means that the very “possibility of deriving political principles from principles of ontology...

... of a republic soothes you, though it bring anarchy. 294 The South Atlantic Quarterly Bolivar: There is much in a name. A name is an ideal. A name calls our vision close; and, as we repeat it, holds it ever present. All growth is in a name, all that is human. . . . San Martin: Chaos and anarchy...

... in the role that England represented, a negative pendant in the balance of the terrestrial powers of the jus publicum Europaeum, simultaneously lord and protector of ‘‘the other side In the third corollary, Schmitt once again makes an explicit reference to the utopia. Having acknowledged the anarchy...

... law holds sway, in the other an utter state of nature or anarchy. A. Neglect of this essentially legal-spatial institution leads to mis- understanding of the philosophical thought of the period, from Pascal and Hobbes to Locke (63–66). B. The assimilation of the pirate...

.... Calhoun began his Disquisition by insisting that man is a so­ cial being who never lives apart from his fellowmen. But man has selfish as well as social feelings, and these are so powerful that they would produce conflict, violence, and anarchy unless checked by government. Government is therefore...

... the normal man really desires is not so much victory as peace. In short, one of the most significant intellectual trends of our time is frankly in the direction of political anarchy; and existentialism, which proclaims man s right to decide all such matters for himself without the interference. of external...

...; it would not be long before the result would he chaos, anarchy, barbarism; and as an entire lack of education in the masses must bring disas­ ter, so on the other hand, the more the masses can be edu­ cated, the greater the blessing to governmental welfare and individual happiness. The children of today...

... the job, of bringing an end to false capitalist anarchy in favor of true anarchy, an anarchy or life form already omnipresent, albeit in slightly displaced ways, in delinquency and everyday refusal. The book picks up a particular gnostic gesture from the Tiqqun journal, which preceded the Invisible...

... is the breeder of anarchy. Yet such a sentiment must in the future, as it has in the past, be joined with the idea of the secu­ larly of government. Civic coarseness and vulgarity are as unhallowed as the covetousness that made the temple of worship a place of trade. In the civic teachings ofChrist law...

... is the breeder of anarchy. Yet such a sentiment must in the future, as it has in the past, be joined with the idea of the secu­ larly of government. Civic coarseness and vulgarity are as unhallowed as the covetousness that made the temple of worship a place of trade. In the civic teachings ofChrist law...