...Newman I White Copyright © 1922 by Duke University Press 1922 Racial Feeling in Negro Poetry Newman I White Trinity College Let me make the songs of a people, quoted Carlyle, in oracular mood, and you may make the laws. It is somewhat surprising that students of society and literature...

...John S. Curtiss Copyright © 1946 by Duke University Press 1946 The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XLV APRIL, 1946 Number 2 SOVIET PATRIOTIC FEELING DURING WORLD WAR II JOHN S. CURTISS DURING the conflict recently concluded there occurred an in­ tensification of Soviet patriotic feeling which...

...Francis R. Hart Maria Edgeworth and the Public Scene: Intellect, Fine Feeling, and Landlordism in the Age of Reform . By Hurst Michael . Coral Gables, Fla. : University of Miami Press , 1969 . Pp. 298 . $7.95 . Copyright © 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 Book Reviews 413...

...Ann Cvetkovich Duke University Press 2007 Ann Cvetkovich Public Feelings The editors’ invitation to write about how our work on “nonsexual” domains relates to our inter- est in sexuality very much spoke to me...

..., in an inclusive, just, and emancipatory manner. In a context that is still dominated by affects of fear and fatigue in some parts of society (Latour and Schultz 2022 : 41) and feelings of injustice in others, they invite us to reflect on what will be needed to trigger passionate engagement, across society...

...Stephen J. Whitfield The 1950 s: The Era of No Hard Feelings Stephen J. Whitfield In February 1950 a hand which proved to be quicker than the eye held up a list of 205 Communists in the State Department, though the figure changed to 57, 81, 116, 121, 106, and then ultimately none. In November 1960...

...Stephen J. Whitfield Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 The 1950 s: The Era of No Hard Feelings Stephen J. Whitfield In February 1950 a hand which proved to be quicker than the eye held up a list of 205 Communists in the State Department, though the figure changed to 57, 81, 116...

... experiences of black people—particularly their feelings—is critical to understanding the ontological conditions of blackness. Examining plays and performances by black artists and civil rights activists Lorraine Hansberry and Nina Simone, it proposes that, while fleeting and ephemeral, these feelings not only...

... evidenced by its multicultural and multiracial mobilizations during 2020 comprised and catalyzed several strategic social orientations, organized around the public ventilation of critical affective repertoires of Black feeling. The idea of Black feeling is emphasized historically and curatorially via...

... focus in twenty-first century African American literature on the anticipation of a second skin and an open body that has the feeling of “finna” (the African American vernacular that captures the feeling of what is almost already here). The author unveils the aesthetics of “finna” in art created by Toni...

... the military coup, the whereabouts of those detainees are still unknown. We went from the dynamic of images that expressed a common desire to images that expressed a common feeling (fear). Fear became the fiction, now in the media, that floods and co-opts the structure of social action...

... as entangled with a cultural politics of reenchantment . Thanks in part to the rise of ubiquitous digital media, capitalism is gamified as never before, yet most people feel trapped in an unwinnable game. Here, a gamified reactionary cultural politics easily takes hold, and the authors turn to the example...

... an increasing backlash against risk management and the (official and unofficial) enforcers of the values of caution, preparedness, and vigilance. Right-wing pundits sneer at the so-called nanny state, and grassroots organizations spearhead protests against state and local laws that they feel to be oppressive...

... Gulpilil Dalaithngu), a young Yolngu man living one thousand years ago, who is in love with his elder brother's youngest wife. To correct Dayindi's “wrong feelings,” his brother tells him another story that we also witness in the film, this one set tens of thousands of years in the ancient past. The essay...

... of incommensurate populist styles, all appealing to different versions of what civil society should feel like and how it should sound. © 2010 Duke University Press 2010 A G A I N S T the D A Y Lauren Berlant Opulism The editors of this section ask about...

... called U.S. political romanticism. This romanticism envisions a highly functional form of inclusive political deliberation that is now absent from U.S. political life and which Obama seemed to enable by telling the truth in public about complicated private states of feeling. Obama's mishandling...

... that leftists have failed. Rather than complain about or defend an administration they feel they cannot defend, they tend to blame themselves for failing to become the “subject of history”—a subject that haunts and paralyzes left thought and action. © 2010 Duke University Press 2010...

... and egalitarian organization. Focusing especially on the Syntagma Square occupation in Athens, this essay explores the importance of a decentralization–recentralization dialectics both for the construction of a shared feeling of belonging to communities in movement and for the emergence of new forms of political...

... demands. Leaseholders continued to feel beholden to expectations that they distribute any resources to which they had access, such as shelter. At the same time, increased monitoring of dwindling resources resulted in gossip and suspicion that made such expectations difficult to manage. Drawing...

... to transgender people their outsiderness and difference. Such discrimination is difficult to remedy because the topic of toilets makes many people embarrassed and uncomfortable, and human waste, especially feces, engenders strong feelings of disgust. Thinking through and implementing adequate toilet provision...