...Mark Dery Copyright © 1993 by Duke University Press 1993 Mark Dery Flame Wars Flame wars, in compu-slang, are vitriolic on-line exchanges. Often, they are conducted publicly, in discussion groups clustered under thematic headings on electronic bulletin boards, or less frequently in the form...

...Lily Wiatrowski Phillips Copyright © 1995 by Duke University Press 1995 Lily Wiatrowski Phillips W. E. B. Du Bois and Soviet Communism: The Black Flame as Socialist Realism ^^espite the recent renaissance in scholar­ ship on W. E. B. Du Bois and the inclusion of Du Bois s writings...

...William Van O’connor The Inclusive Flame . By Cambon Glauco . Bloomington : Indiana University Press , 1963 . Pp. 248 . $6.95 . Swifter Than Reason . By Day Douglas . Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press , 1963 . Pp. 228 . $5.00 . The Poetry of W. H...

...Amiri Baraka; Theodore A. Harris 2005 by Duke University Press 2005 Text by Amiri Baraka Collages by Theodore A. Harris Our Flesh of Flames The South Atlantic Quarterly 104:3, Summer 2005. Copyright © 2005 by Duke...

...Jayna Brown This essay considers the film Born in Flames in the context of the radical black feminism of the 1970s and 1980s, with an eye to the current invigoration of black feminist political action. It focuses on the way the film envisions the formation of a counterpublic and commons...

.... Also known as virtual community, or VC. flame box Particular to the Mondo 2000 conference on the WELL (a San Francisco-based BBS), Flame Box! is a topic set aside for verbal brawls. WELL protocol requires that users remain respectful of each other at all times, but if they can t control...

... of machine that repairs itself and repro­ duces itself, but it functions only so long as there is a constant intake of air, water, and food. Stop the oxygen intake, and consciousness is snuffed out like a candle flame as the machine labors spasmodically for a few moments and ceases to run. Because...

... to writing his report of military oper­ ations, is a novelty in army paper work. Furthermore, one cannot but wonder if this cautious commander saw nothing or formed no opinion of his own on that terrific night. He should have. When the flames and rioting were at their height, he was commander of the provost...

... be it humble hearthfire or eternal flame came from the original spark that Prometheus stole from the gods.9 The primary task of the Homeric smith, then, was to create weapons and infuse them with magical strength.10 This activity was the basis of the smith s social and religious status, and linked his cult...

..., which was so filled with ro­ mance, longing and adventure that its very restlessness is pa­ thetic. The old unrest, with its litany from the islands of the blest and the answer to the wandering cry Not here . . . not here! an unrest which more or less fills every soul in which the flame...

... of explosions. It was a noise beyond the grasp of the senses, and all I remember is that I thought: Hell has broken loose! And then I saw the rising of a flaming sea which within a few minutes inundated the entire city in one huge glowing wave. From Loebtau to Blasewitz the entire town was in flames. Huge red...

... in the cross fire, the Jap was hit squarely and began to burn. It seemed to us that the plane would never fall, but gradually it came nearer to the surface of the water. Suddenly it crashed between us and the carrier. A great white spray shot up, out of which rose a column of flames, and above that, thick...

... past experiences of matches bursting into flame, the present experi­ ence leads me to expect or anticipate a flame. The scratching of the match is for me, responding to anticipation, a sign of flame. The match as sign, the flame as referent, and the response as meaning are the elements of the triangle...

... the world under him and the smoke and flames from his own carrier. But the strange sense of aloneness and well­ being are soon shattered by the sudden approach of a sun-marked plane and the spurting flame that will end, in midair, his life. Pilots, Man Your Planes is a long, more detailed account...

... is this that knows the road I came, The flame turned cloud, the cloud returned to flame, The lifted shifted steeps and all the way? That draws round me at last this wind-warm space, And in regenerate rapture turns my face Upon the devious coverts of dismay? Imagination, atmosphere, and magic, all are closely...

.... And this he calls Doubt. In the Epilogue of Images of War he clings to love as the solvent. Then follow the Images of Desire with their quick flower-flames that sear into the soul Sharp wounds of pleasure ; and though there is a brave Epilogue, it is the bravery of despair. Eumenides, in the sec­ tion...

... to Keats; an ardent brightness of line, in later poems, trails the flame of Herrick. Yet, above all, he is unlike these others Yeats takes the charms of open nature as material for a beauty of his own ideal, and for symbolic beauty he trans­ mutes his first vision of the earth, keeping only a few actual...

... literature in the late forties and early fifties, I never dreamed that 1 would be reading about book burnings in this country in the seventies and eighties, but people who distrust writers are throwing books into flames during scheduled immolations every Friday night. Former country music singer Penny Baker...

... it means to become part of the flame itself. What the generation of 19x4 saluted so jubilantly was as much the inner expectance of de­ struction as that of growth. Life itself wanted to dip forms grown old into the renewing fire once again. The cool and cruel eyes of a resolute minority in Germany...

... carriages. A drunken cavalryman struck an officer with his sabre and shouted taunts at him, and was let off with only an apol­ ogy. One soldier was so busy with his plunder that he forgot the fire, and was surrounded by the flames. Stendhal remarked, He prob­ ably roasted. Weary of such scenes, Stendhal...