... of an unambiguous irredentism than of a pragmatic partitionism me­ diated through a manipulative nationalist rhetoric and common to all political parties, despite significant differences in emphasis and tone ; see her Partition and the Limits of Irish Nationalism (Dublin, 1987), xiv. 15 This apparent symmetry...

...Shiri Pasternak The history of colonialism in Canada has meant both the partition of Indigenous peoples from participating (physically, politically, legally) in the economy and a relentless demand to become assimilated as liberal capitalist citizens. Assimilation and segregation are both tendencies...

...Sabyasachi Basu Ray Chaudhury The partition of the Indian subcontinent forced millions of people to flee to the other side of the borders, freshly demarcated by the British colonial rulers just on the eve of their departure from South Asia. Almost a decade-long migration of people could...

... sexual violation and racial capitalism, the authors explore how interconnected struggles across the globe are partitioned by imagined frameworks of racial and sexual difference that isolate entangled systems of gendered and sexual enslavement. Queer of color critique is an engagement with Marxist...

... of the partitioned island; the other, socio-economic reform, long put off in favor of political self-determination. Because of these two contemporary but historic concerns, today s reckless militants grow more and more impatient. The Irishman is always ready to react against the despotism of fact, as Matthew...

... to the first partition in 1772. That would truly restore an historic Poland and afford the required outlet to the sea, but it would trample upon the rights of two compact national groups, the Lithuanians and the Ukrainians or Ruthenians, both of which insist upon their national indi­ viduality, not to mention...

... of partition” is not widely known.1 On the contrary, Delphy is typically written off as a “seventies feminist” in the adjectival sense of The South Atlantic Quarterly 114:4, October 2015 doi 10.1215/00382876...

... Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 Notes on Contributors guinn batten is Assistant Professor of English at Washington University in St. Louis. Her article Ciaran Carson s Parturient Partition: The Crack in MacNeice s More Than Glass appeared in the summer 1995 special...

... (in appearance at least) both countries in 1807 to gain Tsar Alexander I s alliance, tried to recover the good-will of Turkey while he secretly discussed its partition with Alexander, attempted to retain Alexander s alliance while denying him Moldavia and Wallachia and the Straits of the Dardanelles, until...

... Palestine. That Novem- ber the UN approved a partition plan that was rejected by the Arabs, who, understandably, saw no justice in a division that gave the nascent Jewish state  percent of Palestine even though the Yishuv...

... plenty, it is yet an orderly plenty. The Partitions, Sections, Members, and Subsections in his vast compilation are not mere empty labels; they are controlled units forwarding his triumphal march through his melancholy terrain. Even when he pretends to step aside and desig­ nates some portion of his...

... was not conceivable while Ireland remained partitioned, and on April 16, 1939, he affirmed that the desire of the Irish people, and the desire of the Irish Government, is to keep our nation out of war3 Yet, these pronouncements notwithstanding, British officials professed to be shocked and horrified when de Valera...

... oppression has reached a new height, and most Jews seem to support the oppressive policies of their gov- ernment. The Palestinian people are under Israeli attack on three fronts, according to the actual partition of Palestine/Israel: in the Gaza Strip, besieged and impoverished Palestinians...

... it discovers that its ma­ teriality was stripped off at the point of transition and cannot be pulled through. So mind finds itself on one side of a partition, as it were, through which energy flows and dissolves into a psychic ema­ nation to which the terms velocity and frequency are no longer applicable...

... to a particular order that ultimately relates to the land and to the earth as a globe. Nomos, Schmitt writes, ‘‘is the Greek word for the first measurement from which all other measurements are derived, the word for the first taking of the land, for the first partition and division of space, for primitive...

... teaches Renaissance and postcolonial literature at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth. Fork-Tongued on the Border Bit : Parti­ tion and the Politics of Form in Contemporary Narratives of the Northern Irish Conflict appeared in the winter 1996 issue of SAQ. Partition and Post­ colonialism...

..., the Jews gained the recognition of the inter­ national community. Eventually, the Peel Commission suggested a partition of the area between the two nations that claimed it.2 The Jews also bought land. Since 1901, donations from Jews around the world have helped the Jewish National Fund purchase parcels...

... Betty and the Queer Stage of Youth in English Romanticism 575 Chow, Rey, We Endure, Therefore We Are: Survival, Governance, and Zhang Yimou's To Live 1039 Christensen, Jerome, The Detection of the Romantic Conspiracy in Britain 603 Cleary, Joe, Fork-Tongued on the Border Bit : Partition...

... itself. We will rather point to the chances of the solution of the Arabian problem in connection with that of the Khalifate and incidentally to the partition of Asiatic Turkey, afforded by the personal qualifica­ tions of Husyan Ibn Aly, Grand Sherif of Mecca despite non­ recognition by the Sublime Porte...

... appropriation, a specific articulation of the occupied space. Thus the nomos is a constituent historical event, the delimitation (Hegung)ofa territory that divides up and partitions the earth from the measure that it gives itself. The nonarbitrariness of this event lies in its concrete charac- ter...