... think of myself as no longer unvirgin, because I was three now. And when I would think Cash and Dari that way until their names would die and solidify into a shape and then fade away, I would say, All right. It doesn t matter. It doesn t matter what they call them.6 Thinking is absorbed in the passage...

... with the naming of the Ku Klux Kian, Professor Fry presents an interesting alternative to the standard tale that it stemmed from the Greek word kuklos, or circle, adopted by the jolly ex-college boys of Pulaski, Tennessee. She suggests that it came from the legen­ dary and terrifying Chief Cocletz...

.... In dealing with the naming of the Ku Klux Kian, Professor Fry presents an interesting alternative to the standard tale that it stemmed from the Greek word kuklos, or circle, adopted by the jolly ex-college boys of Pulaski, Tennessee. She suggests that it came from the legen­ dary and terrifying Chief Cocletz...

... is promoted (soli- dary and social economy), although this does not necessarily amount to abol- ishing discriminations, the law of value and money, or the relation of wage labor. Here, too, the question remains about the horizon or limitations of all those projects and their revolutionary potential...

... in a great insurance company, disposing of the dole argument out­ right and implying that there really is such a thing as unem­ ployment insurance, has left the opposition forces in a quan­ dary. The Outlook for Unemployment Insurance 103 The ranks of organized industry seem to have held fairly firm...

... to stop him. At this Miss Abbott takes on majesty; to the two men she is a goddess who discerned the boun­ daries of sorrow, and saw unimaginable tracts beyond. Fiction could do with fewer goddesses, but it can use more characters like Miss Abbott; Forster s implication is that life can also use more...

... only be well done when time is secon­ dary; to know a little of many books; to know none well that he has not known before he started; to read too much; to reflect too little; to know that sciolism will be accepted for scholarship, readableness for style; to be unable to decline work for which he has...

... in the legen­ dary history of New England; the Puritan conscience was his naturalheritage; looking into his soul he found it there. I do not mean that he was himself a Puritan, for as he says in his preface to The Scarlet Letter, his ancestors would have looked down on him as a scribbler. His artistic power...

... Ibid., 552. Romanian Academia 577 25 Darie Cristea, Balcanii: Memorie si geopolitica (Bucharest: Editura Economica, 2005). 26 Ramón Grosfoguel, ‘‘Developmentalism, Modernity and Dependency Theory in Latin America Nepantla...

... effort to shock our sensibilities goes manifestly too far. Yet this was his method of combating pretence and cant. The language of the Innocents Abroad, however, especially the Syrian chapters, is permeated with the poetry and legen­ dary beauty of the sacred story. During the entire trip through...

... divisions, interdisciplinary and subdisciplinary boun­ daries and relationships, and the relative status of different methodological approaches to the discipline, and perhaps with good reason. The new his­ tory movement quickly spawned a spate of schools or scholarly communi­ ties and journals with far more...

... to develop and manage land reclamation and irrigation systems; community development organizations; primary, secon­ dary, and technical schools; institutions for adult education; health clinics with outreach services; and strengthened local government in rural villages. These all require quite large numbers...

... Like That American Magazine (January 1929): 7-9, 104-6; quotation from 8. Browne s essay, written in response to the classic quan- Passing Like Me 53 dary of Jewish difference, is styled as a reply to a non-Jewish friend who is baffled by the persistence of Jewish identity despite its refusal...

... an opportu­ nity for the staff to shape stories much more directly, and to play a more significant role in producing the magazine s images. As the Vietnam War unfolded, the Geographic was caught in a quan­ dary. Should it honor its tradition of upbeat, fact-filled war report­ 184 Jane Collins and Catherine...

... of Alan Dary, another Boston-area disc jockey: I do my level best to play the type of music that an adult audience would enjoy. Consequently, I do not get into the raucous kind of sound that I had always associated payola with. 36 The collusion between the disc jockeys and the promotion men was nothing...