...Theodore Ropp Arab Seafaring in the Indian Ocean in Ancient and Early Medieval Times . By Hourani George Fadlo . Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1951 . Pp. xiii , 121 . $3.00 . Copyright © 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 606 The South Atlantic Quarterly Simon...

... – 9 . Simpson Edward . 2006 . Muslim Society and the Western Indian Ocean: The Seafarers of Kachchh . London : Routledge . Simpson Edward Kresse Kai . 2007 . Struggling with History: Islam and Cosmopolitanism in the Western Indian Ocean . London : Hurst . Vines...

...Teresa Shewry Corporations and states are positioning the immensely deep waters and undersea lands of the Pacific Ocean as frontiers that are only just becoming known and important through their efforts to extract fossil fuels, copper, gold, and silver, among other materials. Despite...

...Matthew Francis 2001 by Matthew Francis 2001 Matthew Francis Ocean Margin 6488 SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY 100:1 / sheet 149 of 327 You’re...

...Paul H. Clyde Yankee Surveyers in the Shogun’s Seas. Records of the United States Surveying Expedition to the North Pacific Ocean, 1853-1856 . Edited by Cole Allan B. . Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1947 . Pp. 161 . $2.50 . Copyright © 1948 by Duke University Press...

...Marianna De Marco Torgovnick Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 Marianna De Marco Torgovnick Mixed Ethnicity: Crossing Ocean Parkway Revisited M y father was a first-generation Italian Ameri­ can who thought of himself as mostly Sicilian. My mother was born in New York City...

...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...

... by a massive network of US military installations. For decades, soldiers and Marines trained in the northern jungles for wars in places like Indochina, Iraq, and Afghanistan; the military airfields and harbors have supported American interests and operations across the Pacific and Indian Oceans. While...

...David Vine The people of the Chagos Archipelago were forcibly removed from their homeland in the Indian Ocean’s Chagos Archipelago in the late 1960s and early 1970s when the US and British governments created a military base on the people’s largest island, Diego Garcia. Since their expulsion...

... blackness is oceanic, of the Middle Passage, and in the future tense or the not-yet as a trace within the now. I situate and elaborate this claim in relationship to Nahum Chandler’s investigation of modernity as a project of purity, Hortense Spillers’s reflections on the pornotroping of the flesh...

... the assertion of jurisdiction. The Heiltsuk continue to challenge the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans’ permitting commercial herring fisheries, and have dealt with a marine diesel spill using their own legal processes. The Tsleil-Waututh are opposing the construction of another fossil fuel pipeline...

... capitalism. With and beyond the story of US empire and the transatlantic slave trade—from peripheral European engagements with Africa to the circulation of caste in Africa via Indian Ocean worlds—in this special issue the authors examine some of the histories and present modes of capitalist accumulation...

.../pacific n/oceans.” Contemporary Pacific 6 , no. 1 : 87 – 109 . Teaiwa Teresia K. 2014 . “‘One Ocean, One People’—Interview with Teresia Teaiwa on Self-Determination Struggles in the Pacific.” Fightback: Struggle, Solidarity, Socialism . October 29 . fightback.org.nz/2014/10/29/one...

... would be about as vain / As for a brook to cope with Ocean s flood, his war cantos indeed attempt to vie with Homer. Modern man can equal Homer in blood if in nothing else. Byron s effort to cope with ocean s flood signals his deliberately epic course after 1818. In an 1824 letter he claims that he...

... Asia and Libya together existed beyond the straits of Heracles (i. e., the Straits of Gibraltar). Beyond it were other islands, and beyond these a continent surround­ ing the true ocean. The kings of Atlantis, ten in all, ruled over Africa as far as the borders of Egypt, and over Europe as far...

... the smashed-window high rise, she was singing blue gospel, and the boys of her life were high, large, and loose riding blind-night reckless to some lush ocean. Heaven is a lot like here, only harder. Higher, deeper, sweeter, more. High on the smog-baked hills, Sweet Jane was coming down. He stuck his wet pink...

... runs an outer bar, varying from a mile to five or ten miles in width and punctuated in places with inlets that feed the ocean water into a sprawling network of lagoons. The so-called Halifax River at Day­ tona, the Mosquito Lagoon off New Smyrna, the Banana River and the Indian River halfway down...

...Dieter Cunz PANAMA CANAL: THE DREAM OF FOUR CENTURIES DIETER CUNZ THE IDEA of an artificial tie between the Atlantic and Pacific is nearly as old as the knowledge of the existence of the latter ocean. When Spanish mariners entered the Western Hemisphere, the land they discovered was the only...

... philosophical youths who, 6. Emily Dickinson, [Poem 632], in The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson, ed. Thomas H. Johnson (Boston, i960), 312. 422 The South Atlantic Quarterly while watching for whales from the masthead, fall into a romantic reverie gazing upon the sea. As he takes the mystic ocean at his feet...

... the Atlantic Ocean between Massachusetts and Georgia be con­ nected by a system of canals in order to form a continuous water way.1 These two circumstances epitomize as regards transporta­ tion the aspirations of the people dwelling along the Atlantic coast during the early days of our national existence...