...John H. Fisher The History and Origin of Language . By Diamond A. S. . New York : Philosophical Library , 1959 . Pp. 280 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1960 by Duke University Press 1960 584 The South Atlantic Quarterly The West-Going Heart: A Life of Vachel Lindsay. By Eleanor Ruggles...

...Marina Peterson This essay focuses on the qualities and textures of the present in a place long conditioned by decline. In the Little Cities of Black Diamonds, a microregion of Appalachian Ohio, a legacy of coal mining and its aftermath continues to reverberate into the present, shaping towns...

... . “ Bad Civil Society .” Political Theory 29 , no. 6 : 837 – 65 . Diamond Larry Jay . 1999 . Developing Democracy: Toward Consolidation . Baltimore, MD : Johns Hopkins University Press . Hamid Shadi . 2010 . “ Civil Society in the Arab World and the Dilemma of Funding...

... out­ post of scant allure. In 1867, however, an Afrikaner child chanced upon a mooi klip (a pretty stone) which was, as it turned out, the first South African diamond. The discovery of the diamond and goldfields at once drew this most stagnant of colonial regions into the orbit of modern imperial...

... FLOYD C. WATKINS The History and Origin of Language. By A. S. Diamond. New York: Philosophical Library, 1959. Pp. 280. $6.00. The jacket tells us that Mr. Diamond is a distinguished lawyer, but even without this information one could recognize that this is a lawyer s rather than a scholar s book...

.... Gardette, author of The Fire Fiend ; N. G. Shepard, a long-forgotten poet; Fitz-James O Brien, the gifted author of The Diamond Lens and The Wondersmith, two tales that thrilled the readers of The Atlantic Monthly in the early sixties; Henry Neil, a working newspaper man; George Arnold, wit and poet...

... . 2014 . “The Real-Estate Artist.” New Yorker , January 20 . www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/01/20/the-real-estate-artist . Crary Jonathan . 2013 . 24/7: Late Capitalism and the Ends of Sleep . New York : Verso . Diamond Stephanie . n.d. “What Is Listings Project...

... medium, but for life itself; they are the residue of life. The Buffalo Bill Museum envelops you in an array of textures, colors, shapes, sizes, forms. The fuzzy brown bulk of a buffalo s hump, the sparkling diamonds in a stickpin, the brilliant colors of the posters there s something about...

... Diamond Interviews Ambrose Kirby.” In Psychiatry Disrupted: Theorizing Resistance and Crafting the (R)evolution , edited by Burstow Bonnie LeFrançois Brenda A. Diamond Shaindl , 163 – 76 . Montreal : McGill-Queen's University Press . Lea Sian . 2016 . “The Immigration Act...

... of whom had a permit (Ekstein 2011). In 1996 the Israeli Civil Administration imposed the œrst permits to œlter the entrance of Palestinians into the jurisdiction areas of Jewish settle- ments of the West Bank and Gaza (Diamond 2007). Finally, by postponing the creation of a passage between...

... sees atoms break down, gas molecules circulate, and muta­ tions occur in a random fashion. He recognizes that matter is waves of probability, that measuring devices change length when moved, that parity is not always conserved, and that entropy continually increases. Solomon Diamond submitted...

... loss. And rather than leave, he was willing to wait for and do all he could to facilitate the reemergence of life here in some possible form. Just as Marina Peterson (this issue) writes of time in the postmining region of Little Cities of Black Diamonds in Appalachian Ohio, time in post...

... First Nation v. Minister of Northern Development and Mines, 2018 ONSC 4316. Bielawski, E. 2003. Rogue Diamonds: Rush for Northern Riches on Dene Land. Toronto: Douglas and McIntyre. Borrows, John. 2010. Canada s Indigenous Constitution. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. Burrows, Andrew. 2011...

... been a careful, intense, and relentless critic of the federal government s role in the surveillance of Americans. This collection of essays, by Anthony Marro, Percival R. Bailey, Kenneth Waltzer, Victor Navasky, Kenneth O Reilly, and Sigmund Diamond, all authors who share his antipathy for that role...

... we read that the equipment of the angels was with diamond flaming, and with gold (P.L. 4-554)> an^ when Michael is clad as man to meet man over his lucid arms A military vest of purple flowed Livlier than Meliboean, or the graine Of Sarra, worn by kings and heroes old In times of truce; Iris had...

... com­ parable to those of New York, Chicago, Boston, and several lesser cities. In 1950 when the same institution, subsequently renamed The Philadelphia Museum of Art, celebrated its Diamond Jubilee, the present building in Fairmont Park was recognized as a major repository of distinguished works of art...

... at times even upon the writer of prose, he distrusted, and confined with steady fingers upon the stops. His finest poems may be as polished as the bosom of a star, but they are never cold and remote, if they suggest the diamond in their exquisite cutting, their delicate fire and rainbow light...

... Diamond, all authors who share his antipathy for that role, complements an earlier work, Spying on Ameri­ cans. The focus here is on the F.B.I., the title coming from an exploration of the relationship between Richard Nixon, H.U.A.C., and that agency s role in leaking information to those seeking...

... movement. Poetry’s music evokes that remnant marking an unremitting destitution. I would link it, there- fore, to Cora Diamond’s arguments for vegetarianism: against arguments (by Peter Singer and others) based on animal rights, she sees in Coetzee (particularly in The Lives of the Animals...

... when she wrote: If you call a spade a diamond, some people will think you are frivolous and affected, but others will understand how much blacker things may be said about spades by the simple trick of pretending that they are diamonds. Her own novels conceal bitter knowledge beneath a poet s fancy...