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...Edwin R. Clapp Copyright © 1930 by Duke University Press 1930 TWO ROADS TO ROME; AN ESSAY IN DISTINCTION EDWIN R. CLAPP Boston, Mass. I WHEN IN 1493 Alexander the Sixth drew upon the Atlantic the famous line of demarcation defining the spheres of Spain and Portugal in the new world, he...

...Wilson Gee The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XXXVIII APRIL, 1939 Number 2 THE DISTINCTIVENESS OF SOUTHERN CULTURE WILSON GEE IT HAS BEEN the fashion of Southern scholars during the past two decades to discover and recount with gusto the many damag­ ing evidences of backwardness in this region...

...David L. Smiley Place Over Time: The Continuity of Southern Distinctiveness . By Degler Carl N. . The Walter Lynwood Fleming Lectures in Southern History, 1976 . Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press , 1977 . Pp. xiv , 138 . $8.95 . Copyright © 1979 by Duke University...

...Ralph Nash Copyright © 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 A Scholiastic Distinction Between Tragedy and Comedy Ralph Nash In his attempt at reconstructing An Aristotelian Theory of Comedy (New York, 1922) Lane Cooper had occasion to list several hints of a theory respecting the end of comedy...

... it. This formulation will become more precise as I elucidate the argument that the figure of the accomplice emerges out of what I call “accomplice work.” What do abolitionists mean exactly when they say they want accomplices to show up, not allies? And how can we think more productively about this distinction...

...Gilbert T. Stephenson Copyright © 1914 by Duke University Press 1914 Volume XIII JANUARY, 1914 Number 1 The South Atlantic Quarterly The Segregation of the White and Negro Races in Cities , Gilbert T. Stephenson Author of Race Distinctions in American Daw. The latest development...

...Gilbert T. Stephenson Copyright © 1914 by Duke University Press 1914 Volume XIII APRIL, 1914 Number 2 The South Atlantic Quarterly The Segregation of the White and Negro Races in Rural Communities of North Carolina Gilbert T. Stephenson Author of Race Distinctions in American Law. Mr...

... oppression through varying relationships with capitalism. This allows the author to make a crucial distinction between analytics and ideologies, a distinction that has been unhelpfully blurred in discussions of homocapitalism. As ideology, homocapitalism intensifies and derives some of its purchase from its...

... in Brazil, I argue that they can be seen as a reflection of and a commentary on the meanings of formal and informal labor in Brazil, as well as on some of the changes currently observed in the nature of labor worldwide. Further, this kind of child work blurs some of the most basic distinctions...

... of two centuries of fossil fuel energy use. The specific characteristics of this distinct temporal mode are explored in relation to the twentieth-century project of economic futurity historicized by Timothy Mitchell and two recent versions of sustainable futurity theorized by Allan Stoekl. The time...

...Eva-Lynn Jagoe Would we know solarity if we encountered it? And where do we look for the potential openings that such a new energy system could enable? Georges Bataille’s The Accursed Share has emerged as a key text in the theorization of energy because of his distinction between the restricted...

...Ntina Tzouvala The purpose of this paper is dual, and it has to do with specificity. First, it aims to show that a “law and political economy” approach to international law has been and will be distinct from its US counterpart. To do so, it offers an overview of both the prevailing approaches...

... to the commodity form turns political commitment into an avenue for achieving artistic autonomy. In the second part, the authors reopen the debate about politically committed art, arguing for a distinction between propaganda, or poorly mediated desire—captured in writing about creepiness—and political commitment...

...Iftikhar Dadi Ibrahim El Salahi's art, situated between Islamic textuality, African plastic forms, and transnational modernism, is distinctive in developing an aesthetic of decolonization for the Sudan and much of Africa. However, it can be usefully compared with other modernist artists from...

... it with a brief review of some of the wider ethnographic literature, this essay argues that the contemporary Pentecostal/charismatic global resurgence bears the mark of two distinct yet intertwined modalities of subjectivity and praxis, church and revival , each of which are similar, respectively...

...Brian Goldstone; Stanley Hauerwas Drawing inspiration from Pierre Hadot and Ludwig Wittgenstein, in whose writings have been discerned a philosophical therapeutics oriented toward the cultivation of a distinctive sensibility and manner of apprehension, this essay inquires into the kinds...

... British evangelicals (who had their own, distinct reverence for Paul) used numbers and statistics to imagine what we might understand today as a “global Christianity.” © 2010 Duke University Press 2010 Matthew Engelke Number and the Imagination of Global Christianity; or, Mediation and Immediacy...

...Jonathan Goldberg-Hiller; Noenoe K. Silva The scientific, philosophical, and political efforts to police the distinction between human and animal—amalgamated processes that Giorgio Agamben has called “the anthropological machine”—have been significant components of neocolonial governance in Hawai`i...

... the scholarship by showing that sexual norms critically shape where and how states draw distinctions between legal and illegal status. In Ireland at the turn of the millennium, pregnant migrants were constructed as paradigmatic figures of illegal immigration, whose arrival and childbearing were to be prevented...

... struggle to find vocabulary to describe the loss. Often the effect of this discursive gap is testimony that blurs the distinction between fetus and baby. While my research suggests that many women giving their testimonies were not engaged with the discursive effects of this on abortion politics, those who...