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...Brett Levinson Duke University Press 2007 Brett Levinson ​Globalizing Paradigms, or, The Delayed State ​ ​of Latin American Theory ​Globalization, if a significant concept—and that is a key question of this essay—mourns...

...Arthur B. Ferguson Deadline Delayed . By Members of the Overseas Press Club of America . New York : E. P. Dutton and Company , 1947 . Pp. 311 . $3.50 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press 1948 126 The South Atlantic Quarterly the Russians half way, Mr. Snow is certain...

...Robert Goodhand The Youth of André Gide . By Delay Jean . Translated and abridged by Guicharnaud June . Chicago and London : University of Chicago Press , 1963 . Pp. 498 . $7.95 . Copyright © 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 134 The South Atlantic Quarterly literature...

... into Ottoman‐era Turkish‐style colonization, elucidating the displacement strategies employed by the Ottoman state. The study underscores the delayed integration of the colonialism concept into the Kurdish intellectual framework, shedding light on the challenges faced by the oppressed in articulating...

... works on photography illuminate in a most striking fashion some of Derrida's earliest reflections on time as deferral or delay ; on survival as trace, testament, and archive; and on the now as always divided from itself and so always developing in several different, noncontemporaneous times—a veritable...

... another case to the already long list of lynchings due to miscarriages or delays of justice, and affords further evidence of the truth of a very recent statement ascribed to Justice Brown, of the United States Supreme Court, that lynch law is the natural result of the failure of the courts to discharge...

... at so early a date, which he claims to have done at the encouragement of some who afterwards 220 The South Atlantic Quaeteely failed him, was an unwise action in keeping with Wilkinson s past adventures in the business world. Delay followed delay, and one month went and then another, and still he...

... be preserved. At present his conclusions seem overoptimistic; but it is cer­ tainly to be hoped that he is right. John Shelton Curtiss. Deadline Delayed. By Members of the Overseas Press Club of America. New York: E. P. Dutton and Company, 1947. Pp. 311. $3-5°. As W. W. Chaplin, the president of the Overseas...

... delay resulting from a Chinese Government request that Soviet evacuation be suspended for a month. Chiang had feared that since his forces would not be able to replace the Soviets immediately, the Russians would hand Manchuria over to Communist guerrillas. Secretary of 13. FR, 1945, VII, p. 762, 765...

... Quarterly high rank and were in positions of command. Military Government suffered in other ways. Manuals and materials prepared for Military Government schools were lost or delayed in the vast labyrinth of Army Supply; specially trained personnel was siphoned off for other duties; Army and Army group...

... of justest men. menecrates: Know worthy Pompey, That what they do delay, they not deny. pompey: Whiles we are suitors to their throne, decays The thing we sue for. menecrates: We, ignorant of ourselves, Beg often our own harms, which the wise pow rs Deny us for our good: so find we profit By losing of our...

... into combat was not the lack of training, but the slowness of industrial mobilization. In fact, much delay in training was due to lack of equipment. At the beginning of the war in Europe General Marshall wrote in his Report: There were the bare skeletons of three and one-half divisions scat­ tered in small...

... between two sovereign powers operating under different constitutions and motivated by different sets of conven­ tions. Realistically, Congress should be viewed as it views itself an independent universe. While the presidency is organized for action, with delay and inaction being the deviant pattern...

... giants would seem tall enough to overtop the ninetythree broadcasters today. How are we to secure the necessary reduction in size? Legal obstacles, public indifference, private interest will all combine to obstruct and delay efforts to this end. Of the legal obstacles we shall speak presently...

... airplanes of standard design a day, refused a month later to manufacture British-designed Rolls-Royce airplane engines, whose production, while destined for this country, was technically and otherwise linked with the British order. Mr. Ford s demonstration against Britain resulted in a sub­ stantial delay...

... nineteenthand twentieth-century writers who hold that Hamlet s delay is occa­ sioned not by external circumstances but by some innate personal weakness have found strong support in this introspective considera­ tion of self-inflicted death, which concludes with an apparent con­ fession of irresolution: Thus...

... with implementation than with doctrine. Institution- ally there are only judges per million of population (compared with per million in the United States). There are Byzantine laws of civil proce- dure that allow interminable delays...

... continually of red revolution from below, he thought his mission was to delay, restrain, do nothing as long as possible, and then give 406 The South Atlantic Quarterly only the necessary ground before resisting again. Nobody should be troublesome, he told the Queen; they should be made to realize...

... debate. They asked for a delay of three months. After a government challenge, the Speaker of the House, in spite of much pressure from the government, ruled in favor of the opposi- 11 Ceylon, Final Report of the Press Commission, p. 78. 12 L. H. Mettananda, as quoted in the Times of Ceylon, Sept. 28...

..., and is available as digital video stream by  though the delay is no longer owed to technical but rather to dramaturgical considerations. Decisive for digital TV is not the differ- ent resolution of the image, but merely the fact that the transmission is not one of analog-electrical streams but of precisely...