...Yutaka Nagahara 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Yutaka Nagahara Monsieur le Capital and Madame la Terre Do Their Ghost-Dance: Globalization and the Nation-State...

...Lisa Trahair 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Lisa Trahair The Ghost in the Machine: The Comedy of Technology in the Cinema of Buster Keaton In his essay ‘‘The Question Concerning Tech- nology Martin Heidegger argues...

...Laurence A. Rickets Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 Laurence A. Rickels Giving Up the Ghost of a Fetish: Between the Couples Theory of Marxo-Freudianism and Nazi Psychoanalysis Since the fall ofthe Wall (and the San Francisco earthquake on the other side of one bicontinen­ tal...

...David B. Comer, III Copyright © 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 "Quali ColombeDoves, Venus, and the Holy Ghost A Brief Speculative Note on Inferno, V.82-87 David B. Comer III When, in the second circle of the Inferno, among the sinners who in life succumbed to lust, Dante summons...

... the old ghosts of class, gender, and the nation appear in these “mental images,” the same ghosts that have historically operated in the defeat of transformative projects and contributed to the reproduction of an authoritarian and elitist society, whose neoconservative/neoliberal oligarchy has managed...

... been accustomed to think about using the concept of “agency.” Theory now has moved slightly beyond this concept; yet a penumbra of anxiety about agency colors the reception of contemporary theory. A more direct questioning, not of the state of theories of agency exactly, but of the role of their ghosts...

.... The film is a ghost story and conjures a number of connections to related stories and to questions of racism, imprisonment, and war that my essay offers in response. My title—“I'm already in a sort of tomb”—is taken from Victor Serge's fictionalized autobiography, Men in Prison , whose contemporaneous...

...J. Kameron Carter I argue in this essay that blackness can and should be thought of as a paratheological ghosting of modernity, where modernity is to be understood as a practice of sovereignty or political theology. As paratheological, blackness has an appositional—and not merely an oppositional...

... Oliver Lodge. Old women were still ducked for witchcraft, and remote manor-houses retained without serious question their ancient ghosts. When Mary Tofts, the wife of a journeyman tailor, announced to the world that she had given birth to a litter of rabbits, even the court physician, Cyriacus Ahlers...

..., as we know he had, a sense of humor, which some of the critics lack. Perhaps, like the elder Hamlet, he knows as a ghost, though asleep, who does him in. We may assume that, until modern times and the New Criticism, coherence has been an integral ingredient of art. We may assume that a dramatist...

.../05/nevada-native-americans-walk-to-protest.html , May 7 , 2015 . Drager K. Fracchia C. . 1997 . The Golden Dream: California from Gold Rush to Statehood . Portland, OR : Graphic Arts Center . Du Bois Cora Alice . 2007 . The 1870 Ghost Dance . Lincoln : University...

... to escape, such as the wolf, the glass door, and the ghost, the meaning of his life is always liable to be unfolded further, as the ending of the book suggests. He began with proof, mechanical logic, formal arguments about the inadequacy of logic itself, but to realize the alternative, he had to supplement...

.... In a moving review essay, Leora Maltz-Leca ( 2009 ) writes: Looking at Tillim's photographs, it seems that for every dream of revolutionary struggle, there is an avenue Patrice Lumumba. As Tillim finds and refinds Lumumba's ghost in the thoroughfares named for him, his photographic essay draws together...

... became transmogrified at its conclusion. It became a ghost. That the ghost of the Vietnam War haunts the American people even today is indisputable. Sometimes the ghost is silent and obscure, lurking in quiescence in the nether regions of our collective subconscious. Days may pass sometimes months and we...

... to first base on that. To him the government represents the spirit of infinite wisdom and benevolence; and not to accept its gifts would indicate ingratitude, tinged perhaps with irreligion. But the Negro is far smarter than we think he is, and is capable of defending a handout on moral grounds. Ghosts...

... in the final chapters to Hamlet and Macbeth, the author begins with the premise that Prince Hamlet is God s agent operating through the ghost s mandate to punish Claudius for his crime. Hamlet s mission is actually twofold: not only to punish Claudius, but to purge Denmark of all those who have served...

... The figure of the ghost or specter, insistently cast by Derrida in the plural, serves (among other things) to enable The South Atlantic Quarterly 96:3, Summer 1997. Copyright © 1997 by Duke University Press. 526 Eugene W. Holland him to choose among a plethora of Marx s ghosts, to respectfully embrace some...

... this is the Atlantic now, this great design, of the triangular trade. Achille saw the ghost 1 of his father’s face shoot up at the end of the line...

... University, interviewing for family tales of the slave system. Her questionnaire was long, her informants were evasive, and she was unsure. A loud cracking noise from upstairs suddenly startled them. Ms. Fry asked if anyone knew any ghost stories? Her infor­ mants began to talk, and Professor Fry s book...