...Janice Haney-Peritz Victorian Noon: English Literature in 1850 . By Dawson Carl . Baltimore and London : The Johns Hopkins University Press , 1979 . Pp. xv , 268 . $16.00 . Copyright © 1980 by Duke University Press 1980 BOOKS Victorian Noon: English Literature in 1850...

... by Bernard Boxill, Tommie Shelby, Cathy Cohen, and Michael Dawson. © 2009 Duke University Press 2009 Paul C. Taylor A Future for Africana (Post-)Analytic Philosophy Introduction ​Postsoul, post–civil rights, postblack, postcolo...

...Ashley Dawson As the severity of the unfolding global climate crisis has become increasingly apparent over the last decade, a movement for climate justice has emerged to challenge unsustainable environmental policies pursued in the United States and around the world. The U.S. wing of this movement...

...Christopher Dawson Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 THE RIGHTS OF MAN Christopher Dawson IN THE VICTORY of the American Revolution European lib­ erals saw the justification of their ideals and the realization of their hopes. It turned the current of the Enlightenment in a po­...

...Charles A. Dawson Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 HAMLET THE ACTOR CHARLES A. DAWSON IN THE PLAY Hamlet is a lonely figure, a fact which is quite justly the pivot about which critical theories revolve. Shakespeare sets up no foil for Hamlet; he has no fellow. His association...

... detective, brings to justice the false Tom Driscoll, who has harassed the peace of Dawson s Landing. What Pudd nhead Wilson 353 we have is a detective story assuming the proportions of an American problem comedy. The arbitrary neatness of the ending serves only to remind us that the problem has not been...

..., 15 (1973), 167-76; Michael L. Ross, Mark Twain s Pudd nhead Wilson-. Dawson s Landing and the Ladder of Nobility, Novel: A Forum on Fiction, 6 (1973), 244-56. An earlier and seminal critic of the book, James M. Cox, turns portentous in describing Pudd nhead s discovery of Tom Driscoll [as] a final...

..., Proconsul in Politics: A Study of Lord Milner in Opposition and in Power (London, 1964); John Evelyn Wrench, Alfred Lord Milner: The Man of No Illusions 1854-1925 (London, 1958), and Geoffrey Dawson and Our Times (London, 1955); J. R. M. Butler, Lord Lothian (Philip Kerr) 1882-1940 (London, 1960...

... starting statement regard- Book Reviews 375 ing Anthony and Cleopatra with which the volume begins to the happy characterization of Middleton s style with which it concludes. T. S. Graves. The German Empire, 1867-1914, and the Unity Movement. By William Harbutt Dawson. New York: The MacMillan Com­ pany...

..., it was sentimental and not dispassionate in the Žižekian sense. It means something, as Michael C. Dawson has shown, that his campaign achieved no real transformations in demographic participation but registered nonetheless a huge leap in the sense of optimism expressed within by African Americans, speaking...

.... Dawson, editor of the conservative daily, the News and Courier. Dawson from this time until the second Democratic convention used all the energies of a re­ sourceful publicist to construct a masterful defense of his some­ time idol, Chamberlain. Curiously enough, once the Demo­ cratic party, to which he...

... of Minnesota Press . Davis Angela . 2016 . Freedom Is a Constant Struggle: Ferguson, Palestine, and the Foundations of a Movement . Chicago : Haymarket Books . Dawson Michael C. 2000 . Black Visions: The Roots of Contemporary African-American Political Ideologies . Chicago...

... . Dawson Michael C. 2012 . “ The Future of Black Politics .” Boston Review , January/February . www.bostonreview.net/BR37.1/ndf_michael_dawson_black_politics.php . Edwards Erica R. 2012 . Charisma and the Fictions of Black Leadership . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press...

... of Dawson s Landing on the Missouri side of the Mississippi, half a day s journey, per steamboat, below St. Louis. Such detail had framed the manuscript from its inception, although it originally started with the arrival of the Siamese twins and was dated about 1850. After the addition of the race plot...

... the liberty to expatiate further on my college. It is a Baptist institution with nearly eight hundred students, but it has little more than a half-million endowment and its buildings are inadequate. Little was done to encour­ age research until Dr. John C. Dawson became president five years ago. Since...

... of a full revelation of the discouraging factors in the problem. In this connection the comparatively favorable conditions prevailing in Cleveland present food for thought and a field for further investigation. W. IT. G. A Confederate Girl s Diary. By Sarah Morgan Dawson. With an Introduction by Warrington...

... teaches sociology at the Univer- sity of Texas at Austin and is a Carnegie Visiting Research Fellow at Leeds Metropolitan University in England. His most recent book is Marxism, Cul- tural Studies and Sport (Routledge, 2009), coedited with Ian McDonald. ashley dawson is an associate professor...

.... T. Price follows in considerable detail the clues of metrical and phonetic spellings in the First Quarto of Titus Andronicus; and finally Dr. G. E. Dawson, of the Folger Shakespeare Library, outlines clearly the development of copyright practices for plays in the early seventeenth century. Dr...

... of letters written in 1787 and 1788 by some of the Virginians of lesser prominence about the new constitution. These letters come from such men as Edward Carrington, John Dawson, Joseph Jones, Rev. James Madison, and Benjamin Harrison. The comments of such men as these, as Mr. Ford says, may well give us...

.... Dawson, of the Folger Shakespeare Library, outlines clearly the development of copyright practices for plays in the early seventeenth century. Dr. Williams struck an ironic note in repeating a story which Alfred Stieglitz used to tell. He would say, If there were two doors and over one was written...