... DONALD H. REIMAN Prohibition: The Lie Of The Land. By Sean Dennis Cashman. New York and London: The Free Press and Collier Macmillan, 1981. Pp. xiv, 290. $17.95. Readers fond of the legend of the Roaring Twenties will enjoy Prohibition: The Lie of the Land. The stereotypes which have dominated...

...Alexander DeConde In the Cause of Peace: Seven Years with the United Nations . By Lie Trygve . New York : Macmillan Company , 1954 . Pp. xvi , 473 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 416 The South Atlantic Quarterly in England; and ultimately...

... impossible to bring so great vessels into so little a creek. There is no pretension here. This is clearly the language of a man who modestly conceives his own contribution to lie in abstraction, compila­ tion, and systematizing of already existing reflections on the un­ constancy of human felicity...

... in popular depictions of the contested terrain of Guantánamo Bay, provides a curious case study of how state power is exercised at the margins, in nonspaces that lie beyond the national imaginary. These depictions point to a larger history of disenfranchisement, displacement, and suppression. In the end, I...

... points of light into the patches of darkness that lie outside its foundational center. Modernity in this guise was projected as an instrument of progress. The guiding concepts often associated with it—instrumental rationality, the development of capitalism—emerged in the debate between theological...

...Elizabeth A. Povinelli This essay examines Michel Foucault’s reflections on self-formation in the shadow of the insurrection of subjugated knowledges. If, as Foucault argues in The Government of Self and Others , the conditions of the otherwise lie in the radically potential spaces of a kind...

... religion. Such understanding prompts the conclusion that the future of black theology may lie in the exploration of the mystical aspects of black religion. © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Anonymous . 1957 . The Cloud of Unknowing . New York : Dell Publishing Co., Inc...

... to be critically understood as a dialectical totality shaped by internal tensions and contradictions. Communism merges multiple events and experiences. Its ambiguity does not lie exclusively in the discrepancy that separates the communist idea from its historical embodiments; it lies in the extreme diversity...