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... of the authors with the New York penal system, this article explores the effects of budget cuts and austerity measures on the everyday lives of the incarcerated, as well as the myriad forms of labor that prisoners perform to fill the gaps in institutional commitments. [email protected] [email protected]...

...Colin Dayan This article seeks to make sense of the diverse and contradictory materials of law that intervene in everyday life through strategies of containment, exclusion, and extermination. The prison is now the central public institution in the United States. Though hidden from sight, it defines...

... 2016 democratic autonomy everyday state forms profanation of law and violence Rojava self-defense References Agamben Giorgio . 2007 . Profanations . New York : Zone Books . Benjamin Walter . 1986 . “Critique of Violence.” In Reflections: Essays, Aphorisms...

.... This everyday cannot be seen because the “forms” of a society are no longer legible there. Everydayness and Hegemony Blanchot’s examples are indicative of the way the concept of everydayness is indissolubly bound up with the structures of modernity. The everyday, we could say, is the level at which...

... ). Scott J. 1989 . “ Everyday Forms of Resistance .” Copenhagen Papers , no. 4 : 33 – 62 . Scott J. 1990 . Domination and the Arts of Resistance . New Haven, CT : Yale University Press . SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) . 2019 . Uber Technologies, Inc. S-1. United...

... an important question: in what way can we become animals? Animalization as Everyday Experimental Sensibility The literature analyzed in this essay forms a loose corpus situated at the boundary between books on popular science, personal development, and cultural theory. In his best-selling book Blink...

... against British society (20). We can see the pertinence of such analysis today where the government wages war on universities, where “gender ideology” and “critical race theory” form the bases of contemporary moral panics, and in postcolonial states where conspiracies of treason are concocted against...

... . 2012 . “ Negative Dialectics in Miserable Times: Notes on Adorno and Social Praxis .” Journal of Classical Sociology 12 , no. 1 : 122 – 34 . Brenner Neil . 2008 . “ Henri Lefebvre’s Critique of State Productivism .” In Space, Difference, Everyday Life: Reading Henri Lefebvre , edited...

... been stripped of their means of reproduction that we presently see the most important efforts to recreate societies structured around communitarian forms of production and decision-making. Indeed, to find out where the principle of the com- mons is returning to organize everyday life and lay...

... small measure, discriminatory state policies that have left them without adequate provision of power and other basic services. The Palestinian— known a§ectionately as Abu Sadan, “father of the monkey”—will tell you in one breath that his illicit profession represents a form of resistance, a kind...

... relations. Nevertheless, they can also— and often do—serve as places where shared historical meanings, everyday suffering, and the struggle for survival lead to the articulation of political forms of expression that do not always assume the language of conven- tional class struggle...

... centralized state that holds in balance several competing religions, mystics, by means of mental or physical mobility, practice space as a form of resis- 15 tance. Implied in Certeau’s work is a history of space that can...

... new historical realities,” this essay looks at Hall's understanding of theory as a “detour” in the 1980s and 1990s and wonders whether new historical realities might force us to rethink theory's relation to everyday life—perhaps less as a detour than as a main road forward for cultural studies. ©...

... received on my U. S. talks about small differences and large issues (see my acknowledgments note), it has become clear to me that many Americans are unable or un­ willing to see these same processes of homogenization as occurring in everyday life in the United States. In this context, there seem to be two...

... and otherness as a deplorable state of oppression. This is, in fact, the principal utility of appropriation as an analytic model: by not de­ fining the Self in relation to an Other, it enables cultural studies to express the everyday as a dynamic and complex series of interlocking relations be­ tween existing...

... protest and burnt down some of the Rohingya shanties. The Bangladeshi police searched the camp, and two armed refugees were killed in a gunfight. Until then the Rohingya had been practicing the standard forms of poli- tics and everyday resistance that refugees adopt to fight micro-aggressions...

.... National liberation took predominantly the shape of territorial liberation in a two-state solution. Three decades since the beginning of the nation-state project, which took concrete form after the signing of the Oslo agreement in 1993, we feel compelled in this issue to interrogate...

... functions as a specific form of critical and political thought. [email protected] Copyright © 2025 by Duke University Press 2025 novel climate change form climate novel imagination Our warming, thoroughly plundered planet is going through a rapid, large-scale transition with which...

... in Habiter, cuisiner. Another example of a French phrase better left in its original form occurs in chapter ‘‘The Rules of the Art’’ by Giard. In discussing the role of women in the kitchen, who do ‘‘ordinary, everyday...

...Nancy Scheper-Hughes This essay explores the militarization of everyday life in the United States today, following decades of unresolved cycles of wars fought at home (e.g., the war on drugs) and abroad. A “continuum of violence” is established, through which the tactics of war and war crimes...