.... If the concept of theft can be used to track deception in U.S. democracy, certain contemporary forms of lyrical and visual culture might enrich the academic study of politics, since they produce forms of “political distrust” that counteract the presumptions with which scholars in this disciplinary niche tend...

... underside now comes to the fore, lifting the veil by which it was concealed, but this process doesn’t mean that we can now see the plain truth. Lifting the veil is an advanced form of obfuscation whereby the repression itself gets repressed. ideology illusion deception obscenity repression...

... of objections to socialism in medicine? Perhaps a few, but not very many. Over 75,000 physicians partici­ pate in home-town medical treatment for veterans on a fee basis. That is socialized medicine with a vengeance. Doctors are subject to self-deception, even as the rest of us are. We all like to fool...

... who use Islam for political ends—are to be feared because they practice systematic deception concerning their goals and the activities they engage in to reach 2 these goals. Though this theme had already been prominent in German 3 dealings...

... France et les Etats-Unis entre passions et indifférences. stephen john hartnett is associate professor in the Department of Speech Communication at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He is working on a book (coauthored with Laura Stengrim) entitled Empire of Deception: The War in Iraq...

...- deception’’ was prefigured and undoubtedly authorized by the countrywide movement to induce the government to once more assume responsibility for the financial and administrative maintenance of Yasukuni Shrine, the central...

... will be back on his bicycle in the Indiana winter. A chronic lack of regulation has allowed fraud and deception to permeate the business of auto financing. By the estimate of one former car dealer, 65 percent of auto loans involve deceptive and predatory practices (Overholt 2003). In states like New York...

... in the third act and a few portions of bread and butter in the first, while Algernon gorges on the cucumber sandwiches and gets almost all of the muffins. The fact is that Jack is too much in earnest. His deceptions are in service of the most formal and pedestrian courtship, whereas Algernon deceives in order...

... critics and scholars have heaped together to interpret Ameri­ can literature in the nineteenth century. Wachhorst himself seems not to be completely sure if Edison is deceptively simple or deceptively complex in relation to his own myth a problem with this study which derives from the overuse...

.... If this is true, is it an intelligent, honest deception? If we know a char­ acter in this sense he ceases to be fiction and so moves across the line, out­ side the circle of art. Thackeray forever encourages the deception; he straddles the line and takes us into his confidence as practicing artist. In so far...

.... But it is important that these ( Deception and Self-Deception in Shakespeare s Henry IV and Keats and the Music of Autumn besides being two of the shortest, are apparently the least worked over; whereas the two late extended essays on metaphysical poetry, the two most concerned with poetic values, are outstanding...

... that Shakespeare had yet devised. In commenting on the multiple deceptions that ensue, he interprets the drama in terms of role and structure: Gremio holds the lowest rung on the ladder, knowing neither of his rival Hortensio s scheme to woo Bianca in person as her tutor nor of his own tutor s true identity...

..., for engaging in manipulative activi­ ties using deceptive surfaces to advantage (p. 134)? In Freud s and Piaget s terms, Petruchio, Berowne, and Don John are all players; they assimilate reality to the self. Because Huston s definition is crude, it does not allow him to discriminate among kinds...

... and cautious scrupulosity concerning ghosts is well docu­ mented by Boswell, and in Rambler No. 184 the deceptive allure of evil in disguise is seen both as a universal condition of life and as an inducement to religiousness: In this state of universal uncertainty, where a thousand dangers hover about us...

... have a great surprise in store, though a deceptive one. The surprise is that this author does seem, in the expressive French term, to have compulse all the available sources. He says that he has used only the primary sources, but that he has, for the first time, used all of them. The deception lies...

... constants, are shown in the act of making choices, of moving toward their appointed and rightful places in a society rationalized by divine order. Those who fail in rectitude, who are misled by moral blindness and bemused by frequently deceptive surface appearances, take the wrong path and court disaster...

... it is, linked with both preceding and future action as an important part of Hamlet s attempted deception that he is melancholy to the point of madness, even to the point of contemplating suicide.7 It has been anticipated by events beginning in the first act. Immediately following the scene with his father s...

... [1963]. Pp. xiii, 384. $5.95. The ignis fatuus of positivism lingers deceptively over many an account of the intellectual history of the later nineteenth century. The elusiveness of positivism resulted from the murky exposition of its repellent founder, Auguste Comte (1798-1857), the doctrinal disputes...

... of discipline (he prides himself on being con­ scientiously irresponsible and speaks with scorn of inconsistency-phobia and his style is discursive, sometimes repetitious, usually lucid, perhaps deceptively so. The result is a lively analysis of Rabelais s genius and religion, confusing in its totality...

... being devoted to background, characters, and narrative technique of the Balzac novels. This sounds like an obvious approach for the schoolroom, but any suggestion of triteness is deceptive. Those chapters represent a high order of scholarship, which could result only from complete familiarity with all...