...Alan K. Manchester Every Inch a King: A Biography of Dom Pedro I, First Emperor of Brazil . By da Costa Sérgio Corrêa . Translated from the Portuguese by Putnam Samuel . New York : The Macmillan Company , 1950 . Pp. 230 . $3.00. . Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press...

..., following Fanon, to ground our conception of the universal in an ontology that recognizes “the open door of every consciousness.” © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Alexander Peter . 2010 . “ Rebellion of the Poor: South Africa’s Service Delivery Protests—A Preliminary Analysis...

...Ayşe Çavdar Piousness is not a wisdom that guides the individual only in matters pertaining to the afterlife. On the contrary, every religion is a theory formulated to organize the profane world. Depending on the conditions of the times and community, this theory manifests itself in every field...

... to proletariat self‐determination. Rather, “transition” designates a present nonidentical with itself, in which an undetermined contest for hegemony determines the politics of an anti‐colonial movement. Given this nonidentity of such a movement with itself, its every document must be treated allegorically...

...Sandra Silberstein Language carries with it discursive genealogies and prior texts. Bakhtin notes the dialogism of language: every utterance presupposes a prior one. This assumption of shared knowledge is not always productive. The mere raising of contested topics can invoke highly unflattering...

... of, for instance, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) climate scenarios and the image of the climate clock. The performative call to “act now” entails, therefore, its own contradictions. When every now moment can be staged as the decisive moment, time is paradoxically made empty again...

...Carlos Amador This essay provides an account of the events that took place during the November 2009 protests against the University of California Regents' tuition hikes at UCLA. Although the tuition hikes affected every student in the UC system, they are particularly difficult for undocumented...

... of the temporal order of things. Every politics of security, in the name of which war is waged, is thus also a political eschatology. Modern politics of security are distinguished by the fact that the temporal horizon within which they take place is that of the factical finitude of modern times. Its security...

... a doctrine, a philosophy, an ideal, a project, or whatever else you want to call this kind of obscure presupposition of every political practice. [email protected] Copyright 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 destituent power realization political action Marxism messianism One...

...Sam Law; Alan Cruz; Vanessa Nava Born of revolutionary struggles in the peripheries of Mexico City, the Panchos have spent the past three decades transforming land occupations into vibrant communities aiming to take charge of every aspect of their lives. To date, they have constructed eight...

... as a form of sexual dissidence opposed in every way to the social forms enshrined by domestic ideology. This essay explores what comes into view if we theorize domesticity as a class privilege with no necessary relationship to heterosexual marriage. By identifying gender-neutral facets of domesticity...

...Sherry Pictou The “Recognition and Implementation of Indigenous Rights Framework,” announced in 2018 by the federal government was originally hailed as a process for decolonization. Though the framework was withdrawn in December 2018, several policy and legislative initiatives give every indication...

... compelling alternatives to post–Civil Rights Black assimilation in the United States. Douglas and the other artists filled the paper’s pages every week with drawings, cartoons, and posters that empowered people who were historically relegated to subservient representations in mainstream media. Douglas’s...

.... The fundamental issue of the nation s character lay in the issue between these two men, and every question which arose, whether it was assumption of debts, defense of American commerce, tariff protection, states rights, or abolition, be­ came a sectional question. It was not possible to keep the churches...

.... It is the purpose of this short paper to call attention to what seem to be some of the dangerous tendencies in the policy of our schools, both low and high tendencies which will be noted by almost any one who will take the trouble to observe what goes on around him every day. This paper is furthermore based...

... to advance the cause of education. The republic rests on education. The perpetuity of a republican form of government depends upon the intelli­ gence of the masses. Imagine, if you please, every university in the land closed, every school-house shut, every teacher s lips sealed, and all education stopped...

... schema of Hegel and Feuerbach when he finds this sovereign human within the political organization of his time to be a mere fantasy construc- tion and dream: ‘‘The political form of democracy is Christian, because in it the human—and not just one man but every man—counts as the sovereign and supreme...

... square miles, inhabited by more than 25,000,000 people. Of this region Henry Grady once said: It is the home of a brave and hospitable people. There, is centered all that can please or prosper humankind. A perfect climate, above a fertile soil, yields to the husbandman every product of the temperate...

...William P. Few Copyright © 1908 by Duke University Press 1908 Volume VII. OCTOBER, 1908. Number 4. The South Atlantic Quarterly. Education and Citizenship in a Democracy By William P. Few Dean and Professor of English in Trinity College In a democracy every man is an important and essential...

..., in the most satis­ factory manner possible, that the early Church did not, blindly and without sufficient evidence, place in the canon any and every book for which admission was sought, but that it closely scruti­ nized and carefully inquired into the character and claims of every book, and only when doubts...