... from table , three generations of Russians lived in the city during seven decades of their presence in Harbin, from to the mids. The first generation originally consisted of the builders of the Chinese Eastern Railway (CER), employees, and private settlers, but in the s, during and after...

... the perfect crop for Manchuria’s central plain. The T-shaped Chinese Eastern Railway (CER) that ran across northern Manchuria, with a branch extending southward from Harbin to the newly constructed Yellow Sea ports of Port Arthur and Dairen (Dal’nii), not only made Russia a full-fledged Pacific power...

... or s. Courtesy Olga Bakich. Contemporary view of railway bridge. Courtesy Thomas Lahusen. On the CER: Agents of the service on the CER station Shuangchengpu, on the stretch of the south line, retained by Russia after the Russo-Japanese War of From Kitaiskaia Vostochnaia Zheleznaia Doroga (Harbin...

... explorations in the production of certain topog- raphies of the other found in The Writing of History. The spiritual space is another of Cer- teau’s nonplaces. Certeau...

... at the United States Legation at Turin, by disbanded offi­ cers and men who had fought under Garibaldi in the liberation of Sicily and southern Italy. There were so many of these requests that Dillon published in the Gazzetta Ufficiale a statement to the effect that the American charge had no knowledge...

...Catherine Driscoll 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Catherine Driscoll The Moving Ground: Locating Everyday Life I want to ask here about what Michel de Cer...

..., ‘‘referential credibility Cer- teau would later define his endeavor as an attempted ‘‘anthropology of credi- bility the scope of which would extend from the ‘‘so-called ‘superstitions’ 39...

... Jonio and the captain of the support vessel (a twenty-meter-long sailing boat). Between the captain and the capo missione there s true cooperation. The captain studies the boat course with the navigation o¦cer. His goal is to bring everyone home safe, including the rescued. The capo missione makes...

... officers are found those who are paid small sal­ aries. Their duties are identical with voluntary probation offi­ cers, but they are permitted to make arrests in certain cases. If Criminal Law and Juvenile Offender 273 it becomes necessary to rearrest a youthful offender, they are required to look after...

... Eastern Railway (CER) zone in the early s). Zhang was already active in Harbin affairs, particularly in the efforts to sinicize the city’s appearance. As head of the CER land bureau in he had pushed through the granting of real estate to the Buddhist As- sociation for construction of the Paradise...

..., an objectification easily enhanced by the image that the group reflects of itself. It is easier to escape the first than the second. Aware of these methodological traps, in order to avoid objectification Cer...

..., and children have died and continue to die. This essay constitutes an attempt to let cer- tain images challenge and speak to the viewer through her or his own assumptions about the U.S...

... of at least one other voter that he is a duly qualified elector, and must himself take an oath to this effect. If the election offi­ cers then decide to accept his vote, the word sworn is to be written after his name on the poll books. The rules as to count­ ing the ballots are extremely simple, no special...

... the Duke faculty after the publication of this issue? I cer- tainly hope not. But if it happens, I also won’t be completely surprised. Their views, and those of the writers they have collected in this issue, are bound...

... betterment work. The October, 1915, number of the Bulletin contains an address by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., to the employees of the company, an address made by Mr. Rockefeller before a joint meeting of the offi­ cers and representatives of the employees, and a statement of the plan of representation...

... had been killed by police o®cers. Its pur- pose was to mobilize the community in organizing protests against the kill- ing. Through the party s newspaper, BPP leaders visualized imagined agency that would eventually create conditions for sustainable, even thriving Black life in the United States. Like...

... influence as the postwar consensus crumbled during the Vietnam trauma and as younger mem­ bers attacked their elders. Chapter 8 is entitled The Establishment at Bay ; a conclusion, The Limits of Expertise. A useful appendix lists all council offi­ cers with the years they served. The bibliography...

... ›uidity as mental illness. Yet all these eorts to control what is sayable, to block or enable cer- tain kinds of discourse, operate in the absence of norms. What we have argued about those who would preempt discussion of Palestinian rights would seem to apply equally to the contemporary sponsors...

... 2002.1.30 18:38 576 Tom Conley Revolution. Knowledge in Certeau’s hands, as we discover, is used to recon- struct relations with absences. In their stagings and their rewritings, Cer- teau’s...