... as “localism” is used to police the beach. Through an analysis of this conflict, I show how localism and safety work in an everyday context as a complex embodied, social, and spatial practice that creates “safety maps.” As I move through the personal level of safety of those involved, I explain how larger...

...Anne McClintock Anne McClintock Maidens, Maps, and Mines: The Reinvention of Patriarchy in Colonial South Africa There are many maps of one place, and many his­ tories of one time. Julie Frederikse, None But Ourselves LJntil the 1860s South Africa was, from the imperial point of view, a far-flung...

...Donald K. Anderson, Jr. Copyright © 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 Donne s "Hymne to God my God, in my sicknesse and the T-in-O Maps Donald K. Anderson, Jr. Some puzzling parts of the poem Hymne to God my God, in my sicknesse make more sense if we assume that Donne has in mind not only...

...Brenda Chalfin Ocean spaces are a dynamic arena of political transformation and claims-making essential to the unfolding of late capitalism. Indicative of the expanding geography of oil prospecting in the South Atlantic Ocean, the deep waters of the western Gulf of Guinea map a political economic...

...Nell Gabiam This article focuses on a set of physical maps drawn by Palestinians who were living in France in summer 2012 as well as the oral interviews that accompanied the mapping exercise. Drawing on the fields of critical cartography and affect theory, it examines the different meanings...

...Joseph A. Boone Copyright © 1989 by Duke University Press 1989 Joseph A. Boone Mappings of Male Desire in Durrell s Alexandria Quartet 11 is hard to recapture the intense excitement that greeted the publication of Lawrence Durrell s Alexandria Quartet in the late 1950s my parents generation...

...Lewis Patton Dr. John Mitchell. The Man Who Made the Map of North America . By Berkeley Edmund Berkeley Dorothy Smith . Chapel Hill : The University of North Carolina Press , 1974 . Pp. xix , 283 . $12.50 . Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 520 The South...

..., the essay maps a landscape of policed spaces and borders that have as much to do with preserving food safety as they do with providing a socially constructed sense of order. In line with anthropologist Mary Douglas's work on purity versus contamination, the essay scrutinizes the blurred boundary between...

... of these trends are provided and their consequences explored. Readers are encouraged to test the list of emerging threats against their experience at their own institution(s). The essay concludes by mapping out strategies for resisting these trends. © 2009 Duke University Press 2009 Cary Nelson The Fate...

...al-Khatim Adlan In this critical essay on the Sudanese Communist Party (SCP), the late philosopher and former SCP member al-Khatim Adlan maps out the multiple histories of the efforts of Sudanese Marxists to transform the SCP into a massive social and populist movement at the national level...

.... Their practices mapped local and regional referents together, and by sidestepping direct political motifs their work contributed to the rise of broader Muslim aspirations by furnishing aesthetic and affective templates. Having enacted textuality in pointedly “nonpolitical” articulations, the calligraphic...

... a number of key principles that set it apart from conventional state-centric frames of reference. This essay maps out the ten key principles in order to gain purchase on twenty-first-century biopolitical warfare. © 2011 Duke University Press 2011 A G A I N S...

... expressions of discontent cannot be understood without the recognition that this past cycle of struggles not only reconfigured the domestic relations of force in each country and the geopolitical map of the region as a whole, but also represented an enormous shift in the reconceptualization of the means, ends...

...Ben Carrington The past two decades have witnessed the emergence of a remarkable number of internationally renowned black British intellectuals, including artists, novelists, poets, journalists, and academics. This article maps the socioeconomic and political terrain from which the “black British...

...Elizabeth R. Johnson Autonomous Marxism has generated a lexicon for responding to transformations in human labor, particularly around the role of technological development. Autonomists have mapped how the conditions of post-Fordism have put elements of the mind, sociability, virtuosity—or “the soul...

... for a sustainable future; in a way, it is an ambition to create the cultural equivalent of mathematical modeling—how to map the near future space from a position of culture, not science. This essay explores the genesis and history of the organization and the work it is currently undertaking, ultimately examining...

... argue that postwar feminism's manifestation as a multiplicity of political movements was made possible through the visual technologies of the mass media. The essay begins by situating the terms women and masses in historical relation, charting their mutual invocation in the mapping of collectivities...

.... Grounded in a critique of “postcommunism,” this essay maps Lumumba's transition from bourgeois nationalist—the postcolonial leader—to the communist who did not name himself a communist, the anticolonialist transformed, by the force of history (the failure of the United Nations to protect the sovereignty...

... have undermined the critical force of mapping environments and building the world up, and that critical theory abides at present in environmental activism rather than in ecocriticism. Copyright © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 critique ecocide university Marx building References...

... of the essay is to provide another way of mapping solarity—not through the materiality of solar panels and promise of free energy, but through the complex practices of feminized bodies, solace, and solidarity. Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 The South Atlantic Quarterly 120:1, January 2021 doi...