... of intensified deportations, border militarization, and congressional posturing on immigration reform; the undocumented migrant is no longer the anonymous dishwasher or nanny in hiding but rather appears as the highly publicized face of the “illegal alien.” On the other hand, this is a time of increased...

... an increasing backlash against risk management and the (official and unofficial) enforcers of the values of caution, preparedness, and vigilance. Right-wing pundits sneer at the so-called nanny state, and grassroots organizations spearhead protests against state and local laws that they feel to be oppressive...

... of the Cottage and its appendages. I wish I could lend a hand at some of the garden work. I be­ lieve Aunt Emily would find me a more useful workman than I once was. I have learned to take an interest in those sorts of things from being so long shut out from them. What has become of Jennie Cooper and Nannie...

...Dina Gilio-Whitaker © 2015 Duke University Press 2015 References Atleo Marlene . 1999 . “A Critical Review of Ann Rinaldi's ‘My Heart Is on the Ground’: The Diary of Nannie Little Rose, a Sioux Girl.” Rethinking Schools 13 , no. 4 . www.rethinkingschools.org/archive/13_04...

... figures as Queen Nanny, one of the military and civilian leaders of the Jamaican maroons in the eighteenth century.9 The editors of one volume of essays exploring Caribbean women and literature point out the gap between our perception of women s marginality to historical processes and the actual role...

... for their appearance. I intend to take care of the Virginians, however, as well as possible. I must bring my letter to a hasty conclusion, though I am almost ashamed to send you such a short one after so long a silence. My love to the girls, Belle Smith and Nanny. I sup­ pose spring is not far off in Virginia...

... Ehrenreich Barbara . 2004 . Global Woman: Nannies, Maids, and Sex Workers in the New Economy . London : Granta . Isaksen Lise Widding Devi Sambasivan Uma Hochschild Arlie Russell . 2008 . “ Global Care Crisis: A Problem of Capital, Care Chain, or Commons? ” American Behavioral...

.... Archives d’une lutte (1970–1972) (The Prisons Information Group: Archives of Struggle) . Paris : Édition de l’IMEC . Balestrini Nanni Moroni Primo . 2017 . “Le refus du travail” (“The Refusal of Work”) . In La horde d’or, Italie 1968–1977: la grande vague révolutionnaire et créative...

... reiterated the lesson he had learnt from Ford Madox Hueffer. The language of poetry, he insisted, must depart in no way from speech save by a heightened intensity (i.e. simplicity The sparing use of metaphor characterizes Pound s own practice, as Professor Max Nanny has pointed out; and this is true ddspite...

... ) was right in his provocation of calling the alt-right a “national operaismo.” References Alquati Romano . 1975 . Sulla fiat e altri scriti . Milan : Feltrinelli . Balestrini Nanni . 2016 . We Want Everything. London : Verso . Balestrini Nanni , and Moroni Primo...

... endless dinner parties, evenings at the Cosmos Club, and travel jaunts with Isidor Straus, his rich New York friend who owned Macy s. His wife s precarious health and stuffy religious orthodoxy ( Nannie was invited [to Secretary of State Olney s] but did not accept as she is opposed to Sunday dinners ) he...

... and foremost, the struggle in the gig economy is not foreordained, but rather it is a histori- cal unfolding. This growing class of workers from package delivery driv- ers to nannies and food couriers find themselves in exploitative circum- stances and they have begun to organize and fight back. The struggle...

... appears as Pulley (James Pullman), the governess or nanny to Satters (Satterthwaite, or Gertrude Stein). The former character further shadows into Master Joys, a sly, sham liberal and pedantic writer, with explicit physical as well as literary associations with Joyce. A cute little Cyclops with his one...

... classes. They began with impersonal and rather austere family relationships giving rise to the remark that the Colonial Service had a nanny, not a mother and took institutional form in the quasi-military atmosphere of the public school system. We are now told that the Battle of Watterloo was not won...

... Mothers: Nannies, Au Pairs, and the Micropolitics of Mothering . Berkeley : University of California Press . O'Brien M. E. 2023 . Family Abolition: Capitalism and the Communizing of Care . London : Pluto . ...

... Medieval and Early Modern Europe (Fourteenth to Eighteenth Centuries) .” In Mining, Monies, and Culture in Early Modern Societies , edited by Kim Nanny and Nagase-Reimer Keiko , 115 – 30 . Leiden : Brill . Bartels Christoph . 2015 . “ Mining .” In Encyclopedia of Early Modern...

... in a fraternal insurance com­ pany; Jane Porter Barrett, founder of the Virginia Industrial School for Colored Girls; Mary McLeod Bethune, founder of Bethune-Cookman College, the only accredited institution of its kind in south Florida; Nannie Helen Burroughs, founder of the National Training School for Women...

... permanent houses had been pro­ vided by new construction and repair of those damaged in the war, and 152,627 temporary houses built. Inside the average middle-class house the maidservant and nannie of former days are not likely to be found; on the other hand, very few such homes, even of young couples...

... tion was made, and the task of making it fell to the Labour gov­ ernment which took office in 1945. But Labour as many a Tory liked to point out was only the midwife at the birth of the wel­ fare state (and, one might add, the nanny who guided its infant years). Its Victorian ancestors might...

... to participate in writing and singing such songs. The group hoped to create a significant alternative to the passive consumption of Tin Pan Alley s June-moon-croon products. In these terms, the hootenanny was People s Songs greatest success. Beyond providing financial support, the hoote­ nanny enabled People...