...Grant Farred The discipline is against thought; inter- and transdisciplinarity are against thought. Working with Martin Heidegger's careful explication of what thinking is in Was Heisst Denken? this essay argues that both disciplinarity and interdisciplinarity are hostile to thought. Since we do...

... ensayos (The Critique of Coloniality in Eight Essays) . Buenos Aires : Prometeo . AGAINST the DAY Rita Laura Segato Patriarchy from Margin to Center: Discipline, Territoriality, and Cruelty in the Apocalyptic Phase of Capital The History...

...William Mulder Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 FREEDOM AND FORM: ROBERT FROST S DOUBLE DISCIPLINE William Mulder ROBERT FROST believes there are only two ways of coming close to poetry: by writing it and by reading it. Critics may come armed like the boys and bad hunters...

... it, but that describing this reality might well require a remaking of the agent of investigation. © 2010 Duke University Press 2010 Brian Goldstone and Stanley Hauerwas Disciplined Seeing: Forms of Christianity and Forms of Life On How One Sees Things...

..., and third-sector organizations that must now respond to those claims or court danger. This article explores the relationships between epistemic communities across the disciplines that are together trying to represent the earth and its inhabitants at a time when the relationship between the two needs...

...Mitsuhiro Yoshimoto 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Mitsuhiro Yoshimoto The University, Disciplines, National Identity: Why Is There No Film Studies in Japan...

...Thomas Pfau Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 Thomas Pfau Beyond the Suburbs of the Mind : The Political and Aesthetic Disciplining of the Romantic Body He disposes the world in categories, thus: The peopled and the unpeopled. In both, he is Alone. But in the peopled world...

... in the schools and the language spoken by the pupils at home bore no relation to each other. It was like teaching in the secondary schools of, say, Nigeria. NATCHEZ ANTHONY HUTCHINS The Disciplined Heart: Iris Murdoch and Her Novels. By Peter Wolfe. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1966. Pp. 220. $5.95...

... conditions of dispossession and exploitation within other disciplines that refuse or devalue knowledge about Indigenous peoples. Historically, “critique” has been vital to Native and Indigenous Studies, which emerged from the liberatory and resistant politics of the late sixties and seventies across North...

... of which equally endorse the creativity of the worker and deny the fundamentally social character of labor. We argue that the underlying conformism of strands of radical theory that valorize immaterial labor needs to be replaced by forms of disciplined intellection that can account for the ever...

...Linda Brodkey; Holly Bauer Composition programs in American colleges and universities do not enjoy the rights and privileges of other fields and disciplines. The problems have to do with the status of an academic field beset by commonsense criticism of both its curriculum and pedagogy. Subject...

... to the concept and the practice: (1) instrumentalization, (2) contingency, (3) authoritarian administration, (4) abuses of the national security state, (5) administration restrictions on the use of communication technology, (6) unwarranted research oversight, (7) neoliberal assaults on academic disciplines, (8...

...Jonathan Culler The invitation to think about “theory now” requires a double response. Insofar as theory has a “now,” it is a “now” in the time of disciplines and institutions, a point in an institutional trajectory. To ask where theory is now invites us to describe where theory has been and where...

... issue in terms of how they express the temporalities lived by disabled subjects both as confining and, potentially, as means of critiquing and transforming the time discipline of late-stage capitalism. Ellen Samuels and Elizabeth Freeman Introduction: Crip Temporalities When we proposed this special...

...Gavin Walker We can detect two great or overarching thematics in Foucault’s work: through the publication of the first volume of the History of Sexuality a general interest in the modes of discipline according to which individuals are formed in accordance with the social order; and from 1980...

... systematic, and tracks back and forth across a particular period when cultural studies exerted a significant influence on the discipline of geography, perhaps most notably in the United Kingdom. Beginning and ending in the current conjuncture, and taking in various stopping-off points along the way...

...Willis Jenkins The discipline of religious studies often misses how climate change drives shifts across its domains of interpretation by treating it as a special object. This essay depicts how cultural stress from anthropogenic changes in planetary systems may be illuminated through what cultures...

... itself cannot contain. We ask if we might conceive music as a mode of criminality opposed to the violence and discipline imposed upon the body by capital. We look to understand capitalism by situating the plantation system at its center. We ask what sort of place our listening takes place in and how...

...Hortense Spillers This essay looks at the relationship between political movements in the streets and critical theory in the academy. It asks whether today the lack of innovation in critical theory we see in some disciplines occasions, if not reflects, the muting of political dissent outside...

..., signified an “under-developed” South that “needed” to be disciplined and guided in order to become European while becoming the “shield” for Northern banks. Second, within the so-called Europe’s “refugee crisis,” it will explore how the European South is simultaneously constructed as the “example...