... significant empirically grounded effort to understand what had happened, how, and why. Over three months, sixty journalists and researchers interviewed hundreds of those who had participated in the riots; they collected and analyzed more than 1.3 million words of first-hand testimonies. Paul Lewis...

...Gary Bullert Lewis Mumford: Prophet of the New Age Gary Bullert Lewis Mumford is widely celebrated as one of America s most distin­ guished men of letters in the twentieth century. An active participant in the literary-intellectual battles of his era, Mumford fashioned a synoptic critique...

...Laura A. Lewis Duke University Press 2006 Laura A. Lewis Home Is Where the Heart Is: Afro-Latino Migration and Cinder-Block Homes on Mexico’s Costa Chica The Museum of Afromestizo Cultures (Museo de las Culturas Afromestizas ‘‘Vicente...

...R. W. B. Lewis R. W. B. Lewis Homecomings As he neared what he called the awful fact of his sixtieth birthday in April 1903, Henry James began to talk about coming home for a period, perhaps six months or more. To William, he spoke about wanting to look into the state of his literary bookkeeping...

...Lewis R. Gordon Drawing on Sylvia Wynter’s insight that the theodicean grammar of racism is also a “biodicy,” this article explores its implications for an understanding of the formation of blackness as a modern phenomenon and its significance for models of rationalization and reason, on the one...

... for a Mencken to decry the squalor of the countryside. What was true for Mencken was true also, Martin argues, for his satirist contemporaries Sinclair Lewis and Don Marquis: the muckrakers of 1910 became the de­ bunkers of 1920. And as the culture they anatomized became ever more oppressive and irrational...

...Ben Trott © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Lewis Paul . 2011 . Reading the Riots: Investigating England’s Summer of Disorder . London : The London School of Economics and Political Science and the Guardian . Metropolitan Police . n.d. Operation Withern...

... Americans. And they are fighting back. Sinclair Lewis’s 1935 dystopian novel, It Can’t Happen Here, depicts a fictional future wherein a fascist is elected president of the United States.13 In the novel, Buzz Windrip’s election is facilitated by conservative radio talk-­show hosts with rhetoric...

... University Press . Gates Henry Louis Jr. 1988 . The Signifying Monkey: A Theory of Afro-American Literary Criticism . New York : Oxford University Press . Gordon Lewis . 2000 . Existentia Africana: Understanding Africana Existential Thought . New York : Routledge . Habermas...

... . www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2011/aug/11/uk-riots-courtrooms-country . Bawdon Fiona Lewis Paul Newburn Tim . 2012 . “ Rapid Riot Prosecutions More Important Than Long Sentences, Say Keir Starmer .” Guardian , July 3 . www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/jul/03/riot-prosecutions-sentences-keir-starmer...

... was broken only with the victory of the UAW in 1941, after more than a decade of struggle. However, as David M. Lewis-Colman writes in Race against Liberalism: Black Workers and the UAW in Detroit, from the beginning the relationship between African American workers and the union could, at best, be described...

... third world or not. National allegory names a pos- sibility and a limit for texts that Jameson first sees in the fiction of Wyndham Lewis, then in third world texts, and finally, as a condition of contempo- rary cultural...

... and rituals instruct women in feminine roles. Wed- ding photographs train women on how to enact the roles of bride and wife. Charles Lewis’s research on wedding photography points to the ways such images “are nearly always constructing the conventional.”13 Feminine beauty, grace...

..., Revolutionary Violence, and Postcolonial India  115 Gordon, Lewis R., Race, Theodicy, and the Normative Emancipatory Challenges of Blackness 725 Index to Volume 112  843 Green, Kai M., “What the Eyes Did Not Wish to Behold...

.... Lewis For three years, from 1996 to 1998, I had access to Special Management Unit II (SMU II) in Florence, Arizona, a high-tech, state-of-the-art prison, even harsher than the well-known Pelican Bay in California. I was hel- meted, vested, and warned about paper darts, urine, and feces...

.... ‘‘culture’’ has been accused of perpetuating race. Herbert Lewis highlights 8 the perils in efforts to articulate this broader sensibility concerning race. Where Visweswaran strives to reanimate the ‘‘richly connotative 19th cen- tury sense...

.../ (accessed August 22, 2016) . Drake Nick . 2011 . “‘The Farewell Glacier’ by Nick Drake.” Vimeo video , 6 : 22 . October 25 . vimeo.com/31104125 . Lewis C. S. 1939 . “Bluspels and Flalansferes: A Semantic Nightmare.” In Rehabilitations and Other Essays , 133 – 58 . London...

... have always been changing, modifying our mannerisms to suit each new environment, according to article au­ Passing Like Me 39 thor Lewis Browne. Yet he agreed with a Gentile friend s observation that all Jews seemed to have the same elusive and peculiar thing in common: a queer light in their eyes...

... Negro Farmer and Property Owner, 1830-1860 .” Journal of Negro History 24 , no. 4 : 390 – 439 . Johnston James Hugo . 1929 . “ The Participation of Negroes in the Government of Virginia from 1877-1888 .” Journal of Negro History 15 , no. 3 : 251 – 71 . Lewis David Levering...

... . Translated by Philcox Richard . London : Penguin . Gibson Nigel . 1999 . “ Fanon and the Pitfalls of Cultural Studies .” In Frantz Fanon: Critical Perspectives , edited by Alessandrini Anthony C. , 99 – 125 . London : Routledge . Gordon Lewis . 2006 . Disciplinary...