...Leo Ching 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Leo Ching ‘‘Give Me Japan and Nothing Else Postcoloniality, Identity, and the Traces of Colonialism...

...Norman Hill SOUTH ATLANTIC GIVE DIPLOMACY A CHANGE Norman Hill O MILLIONS of Americans diplomacy is a process by which JL men otherwise exemplary play fast and loose with the nation s interests, wantonly produce crises, and once every generation plunge us into war. I wish, said an American...

... by the historical moment. © 2010 Duke University Press 2010 Judith A. Byfield Finding Voice, Giving Voice: Gender, Politics, and Social Change What makes intellectual work “black”? Does one have to be black to do black intellectual...

...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...

... gives way to surface and movement, and literary meaning, to the rapture of mere sound—is experienced as bodily joy and bodily vulnerability. That destitution helps clarify why Zoo does not evade the ethical dilemmas of sex with animals; by linking zoophilia to cinematic absorption, Zoo makes its mode...

...Finn Enke Watercolor and ink help me dwell with the porousness of all morphologies emerging through birth/death, living/nonliving, dis/ability, interbeing, visible and nonvisible embodiments, and the passages of time. In real life, numerous non-trans people have told me that gender transition gives...

..., and centralized control; and presents an image of multicultural progressiveness that is used to give credence to increasingly reactionary policies. This configuration comprises model minority authoritarianism. The article outlines its theorization and analyses its manifestations by considering recent developments...

... and overactivity. They argue that contemporary culture, while still symptomatically belonging to postmodernism, perceives our inability to imagine history as a problem, and by that very perception gives time new shape. [email protected] [email protected] Copyright © 2025 by Duke University Press...

... revolutionaries and reformers continue to give way to younger generations of politicians, scholars, artists, and activists. In light of these and other developments, it is important to ask about the future of Africana philosophy. More precisely, in light of the ideological, discursive, and methodological variety...

... therapy,” the manipulative and managerial approach to politics in the ruling elites, and the highly specific and heterogeneous constitution of the emergent subject of struggle. It also gives further insight into the global meaning of the Russian protests as the result of an “overdetermination...

..., giving birth to territories at multiple scales, from themed cultural communities to techno-giants with a sense of national pride. [email protected] Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 platformization UGC networks and hierarchies China References Barns S...

... of cognitive capitalism and digital platforms, in particular following the creation of the Internet of Things and cloud computing. In the second part, I will consider the pars construens of the law of the common, reflecting on the possibility of giving new conceptual meaning to the logic of appropriation...

...Callum Cant; Clara Mogno This article provides an introduction to the Transnational Federation of Couriers by presenting the results of ongoing processes of participant observation carried out by the authors. First, it gives an account of the formation of the TFC out of preexisting networks. Second...

.... It suggests that, as welfare is conflated with the maintenance of human capital, care becomes a conduit for corporate control and containment giving new force to old paternalistic regimes in the postapartheid workplace. Here the discourse of shareholder value and (human) capital efficiency is fused...

... and its relevance to our idea of Africa today. To attend to these ethical questions, the author assembles a textual montage by juxtaposing Wole Soyinka's The Burden of Memory, the Muse of Forgiveness lecture series (1997), with some reflections on for/giving from Nathalie Etoke's Melancholia Africana...

...Rei Terada “Working through” would seem to be the crux of psychoanalysis. It is the collective name for the processes by which, despite itself, resistance gives way. Cumulatively, moments of unknotted resistance account for larger psychic change where it has been stalled —for, by definition, where...

...Alfonso Giuliani; Carlo Vercellone The vitality of the new field of study on the commons crosses the entire field of social sciences, and it is analyzed from very different perspectives. On the one side, the Ostromian new Institutional economics uses the term commons as plural and seeks to give...

...Andrew Yeo This essay examines antibase movements in the Philippines, giving attention to the development, organization, and role of antibase movements leading to the ouster of US military forces in 1991. Additionally, I discuss how the return of the US military in the late 1990s under a visiting...

... reasons for thinking that conflicting forms of early modern religious identity were embedded in religious cultures whose force was such that they swept such philosophical principles along with them, giving rise to partisan philosophies that were themselves incommensurate and incapable of resolving...

... : a materialist analysis of gender hierarchy premised on the conviction that sex difference is not the foundation of gender but is, rather, its effect. I aim not only to give Delphy's work the benefit of a sympathetic reading but also to demonstrate how such a reading participates in contesting two...