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...Shatema Threadcraft Achille Mbembe coined the term necropolitics as a corrective to Michel Foucault's concept of biopolitics to account for “those figures of sovereignty whose central project is … the material destruction of human bodies and populations” most evident on the plantation...

... encourage flows of capital into El Salvador’s crisis-addled economy—flows that would lift all boats. In a sense, riding on Bitcoin’s success or failure in El Salvador is a test case for Bit-coin’s claim to be the future of money and for other such “technical fixes” of capitalism’s shortfalls...

.... (1837), and Dahlonega, Ga. (1838). These private mints continued at work long after the federal government provided the South with facilities for assaying and coining gold. The first coinage of this type was done by Templeton Reid, in Georgia, in 1830. He established his mint in Lumpkin County, near...

... of the milky bays, palms, flocks, the green and dead Leaves, the sun s brass coin on my cheek, where Canoes brace the sun s strength, as John, in that bleak air, So am I welcomed richer by these blue scapes, Greek there, So I shall voyage no more from home; may I speak here.6 The interlocking order...

.... This is a nice touch of poetic justice since it was he who coined the phrase about the foolish fanatics who form the lunatic fringe in all reform movements. The author concludes that it is clear, after forty years, that trust-busting T. R. was most completely sane when he was being assailed as a lunatic. Tom...

... touch of poetic justice since it was he who coined the phrase about the foolish fanatics who form the lunatic fringe in all reform movements. The author concludes that it is clear, after forty years, that trust-busting T. R. was most completely sane when he was being assailed as a lunatic. Tom Paine...

... Laundering Control 22 , no. 2 : 210 – 16 . Campbell-Verduyn Malcolm . 2018 . “ Bitcoin, Crypto-coins, and Global Anti-Money Laundering Governance .” Crime Law and Social Change 69 , no. 1 : 283 – 305 . Crandall Jillian . 2019 . “ Blockchains and the ‘Chains of Empire...

... the involuted sentence patterns. A prime source of his power, however, is his sense of the word a substantial factor in giving eloquence and mythical quality to his work. Faulkner ex­ plores the language: he employs seldom-used words; he coins words when the language seems inadequate; he uses the word as motif...

... Europe, many towns and cities began to make individual collections of monuments, coins, inscriptions, and other evidences that seemed to indicate ancient relations with Greece and Rome. In the eighteenth century a movement was inaugurated to form a general collection of these remains of antique...

... to the attack on the Twin Towers.Talking heads from the Israeli government tell us that America has finally tasted the terrorism that Israelis have long experienced. Accepting these arguments means accepting counterfeit coin...

... portent, Of its own arduous fulness reverent: Carve it in ivory or in ebony, As Day or Night may rule; and let Time see Its flowering crest impearled and orient. A sonnet is a coin: its face reveals The soul, its converse, to what Power tis due: Whether for tribute to the august appeals Of Life...

... be on a mono­ metallic or a bimetallic basis. Not until 1816 did England s law specify gold coin as the sole standard of value and legal tender. England, therefore, stumbled' into the gold standard. Since that time, until recently, she has held to it as a matter of commercial religion, believing, rightly...

... officers to give assistance to those engaged in licensed trade. March 31, 1863, the Secretary of the Treasury ordered that no coin nor foreign bills of exchange should, under any circumstances, 264 The South Atlantic Quarterly. be paid for Confederate products. Supervising agents and Boards of Trade...

... or to take the side of the Medes; nouns were derived in turn from these and other verbs, nouns ending in -ismos, which became descriptive terms for a way of doing or thinking. Taken together, however, such formed a mixed bag in classical usage. Some there were, such as barbarismos, which Aristotle coined...

...Arthur M. Sampley Copyright © 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 The Tensions of Robert Frost Arthur M. Satnpley Spin a coin and it falls heads or tails. But hardly for Robert Frost. For him the coin is always in the air, or if he does reveal the top­ most side, it is in the act of falling...

... Are What Are called vastations: the heart within turns white as coin and says I will replete the earth with earth the cloud made thin thickened & thinned I made a sun of oil a daughter of light their hand was as a Winte ring vine The South Atlantic Quarterly 120:2, April 2021 doi 10.1215/00382876-8916060 ©...

... ical events. Antiquarians of classical antiquity and of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Europe perforce gathered inscriptions, coins, and other artifacts about non-political subjects and arranged them sys­ tematically by categories. Gibbon merged the narrative mode of classical historians...

... of forging alternative nonstate currencies (Moreno 2013). Despite the hope and rhetoric surrounding cryptocurrencies like bit- coin on both the anticapitalist left and libertarian right, claims for the politi- cal and economic potentialities of these forms must derive from an under- standing of how...

... bench where a man used to sit in the April twilight and look up at the stars. This man had spent the better half of his life as a slave to trade. He had worshipped money. Nothing but the ring of coin seemed to interest him. Wealth came and gave him a sufficiency, but with it came failing health...

.... www.beholderhalfway.com/2016/03/black-study-group-notes-on-music-money.html . Caffentzis Constantine George . 1989 . Clipped Coins, Abused Words, and Civil Government: John Locke’s Philosophy of Money . New York : Autonomedia . Césaire Aimé . 1990 . Lyric and Dramatic Poetry, 1946–82 , translated...