...William Noland William Noland Cuban Stories My interest in creating images of Cuba grew out of a moment in when, in Montevideo...

...Dara E. Goldman Recent events have led critics to speculate about whether “everything changed” in the wake of 9/11. Drawing on the work of Giorgio Agamben, this essay examines current rhetoric and practices in both the United States and Cuba. The U.S.-Cuban relationship, especially as manifested in...

..., like putting West Indian hot sauce in some black-eye peas or hot Cuban peppers in a dish of macaroni’’ Immediately, Gillespie turns to figures...

...José Esteban Muñoz 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 José Esteban Muñoz The Onus of Seeing Cuba: Nilo Cruz’s Cubanía Old Cubans say that if you walk to the very end...

... Cuban; here was a Cuban woman who was really writ- ing for the American theater. And I thought, if she can do it, I can certainly try and do the same. Something that I would certainly say about your work and hers as well is that...

... founding editor until 2008. His most recent book is José Martí and the Future of Cuban Nationalism (2006). He is also the author of Posts and Pasts: A Theory of Postcolonialism (2001) and editor of Postcolonial Whiteness: A Critical Reader on Race and Empire (2005). His essays have appeared in...

... Latino diaspora: Why is it that Brazilian Candomblé Nagô and the Cuban Lucumí Regla de Ocha pursue ‘‘purity’’ and ‘‘cleansing’’ as ritual objectives far more than do the cognate Nigerian òrì à (pronounced ‘‘oh-ree-shah reli- gions...

... attended in 1934. On one occasion before Cage arrived, for ex- ample, Cowell presented Cuban instruments, enlivening his lecture with tales of his trip to Cuba in 1930, as well as with rare recordings and live per- 29 formances by bands such as Los Siboneys. Cowell...

... Studies 44 , no. 3 : 258 – 75 . Breton André . 1979 . Manifestes de surréalisme (Manifestos of Surrealism) . Paris : Gallimard . Cabrera Lydia . 1944 . “Bergantino-Bergantin (Conte nègre-cubain)” (“Bergantino-Bergantin [Afro-Cuban Story]”) . Tropiques , no. 10 : 12 – 27...

... produced a falling out with his backer and producer Mark Cuban and says much about the status of the photograph. “The film ends with a mon- tage of still photographs (some taken by the Guardian’s Ghaith Abdul-­Ahad) of war vic- tims—the maimed and the dead. Cuban insisted...

... storm to affect the island in fifty years, it caused $1 billion of damage to buildings, roads, and crops, but no deaths. That such a geographical discrepancy existed in the number of deaths caused by “Ivan el Terrible,” as it was dubbed by Cuban disaster relief workers even before...

... . www.huffingtonpost.com/randall-kempner/entrepreneurs-are-transfo_b_825105.html . Lewis Michael . 2010 . Liar's Poker: Rising through the Wreckage on Wall Street . New York : W. W. Norton . Rodriguez Andrea . 2012 . “Cuban Entrepreneurs Slowly Adapting to Free Market under Economic Reforms.” CTV...

...- matic remake of the 1932 film Scarface. Gazing into the sky as he plots to murder his main rival in the drug trade, the film’s protagonist, Tony Mon- tana (Al Pacino), sees a blimp whose message reads, “The World Is Yours.” The Cuban-born drug lord later uses this motto to adorn a monument in his...

... together into a theory of ideology itself and a practice of ideology critique during the 1960s and 1970s. Althusser s thinking is typically situated in relation to the French Communist Party s responses to Stalinism, the Algerian war, Maoism, the Cuban revolution, and (to a lesser extent) the conflict in...

... the world, replete with its own aesthetic forms. The theme of the operativity of the unknown, of terra incognita, finds resonance as well with another great Cuban author and theorist of the neobaroque, Alejo Car- pentier.18 For Carpentier, “the baroque is engendered by the need to name...

... which are looking on is that he, the moujik, who moreover is the possessor of space rockets, treats those miserable capi- talists in the way that they deserve” (78). Fanon finds the theatre of Soviets similar to that of the Cuban rep- resentatives, although only the latter fought a prolonged...

... peoples alike quickly and passionately celebrated their actions as part of the wave of the new revolu- tion, and these protests were called the lotus revolution by Western media. Older revolutions, such as the French, Russian, Chinese, Cuban, and even the 1952 Egyptian revolutions, wielded...

... both sides to the Union in the Civil War, even as she acknowledged how poor a fit the comparison was. Cuban slaveholders, driven to radical measures by competition for the loyalty and military service of slave men in a protracted war with emancipationist nationalists, bear far more resemblance...

... one to make a distinction between the artistic and the political in the case of a Palestinian, or any other artist for that matter? What should a Palestinian, an Iranian, a Bangladeshi, a Chinese, or a Cuban artist, for instance, do in order to be considered artistic rather than political? Is...

... in August 1939 in the journal Volontés, where, given the time, it drew very little attention. The Nazi occupation of France forced surrealist poet and agitator Breton, Afro-Chinese Cuban painter Wifredo Lam, Russian revolutionary Victor Serge, and others into exile, and their ship stopped...