... of New Food, arguing that its promise of a return to a more sustainable world threatens a more thorough abjection and domination of it. Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 singularity precision fermentation food infrastructure futures References Air Protein . 2019...

... of referring to them most usually suggests precisely the con­ trary. un Charlus, les Charlus, les messieurs de Charlus are terms con­ stantly used by Proust. The character Morel is perhaps the finest example of all this confusion and complexity: he is everything to everybody, man or woman, and in him...

... : Stand ye apostrophizing That Which, working all, works but thereat Like some sublime fermenting-vat Heaving throughout its vast content With strenuously transmutive bent Though of its aim unsentient ? . . . we know that Apollo is taking ironic vengeance upon him: his muse is dipped in some sublime...

... the dry passages with a forceful style that, fortunately, never aspires toward a ghastly sprightliness. But, as he admits, the radical fiction published between 1900 and 1920 fell too far short of success to deserve rereading, except for the best pages of Upton Sinclair and Jack London. With the ferment...

... Press, 1963. Pp. xi, 252. $6.00. The purpose of this study is, Rueckert says, to purify Burke, or, more precisely, Burke s literary theory and critical practice. Its result is to boil Burke down to dramatism, a theory that, as Rueckert pre­ sents it, reduces all communication and communion...

... subversion internal security measures has amounted to no more than a cork on the bottle of revolution, disregarding the fact that the potent mixture within the bottle has continued to ferment unabated. It is this problem which portends the gravest danger for those who seek to fashion a defense for the West...

..., an affirmative German policy is a necessity. Unless the United States Army is expected to camp out on the Rhine indefinitely, the alternative to Soviet control of Germany must be the institution of a German gov­ ernment agreeable to the United States. Precisely as Germany had to be rebuilt after the first World...

... to Moore: I know that the clergy are up against Cain. There is some good church pre­ ferment on the Wentworth estates, and I will show them what a good Christian I am by preferring the most pious of their order, should opportunity occur. 8 But on the following day he writes more seriously to Moore...

... never ceases to work. Yet precisely this temporal double bind o‰ers immanent potential for critically transform- ing the norms, habits, and institutions that govern the work society. What is needed are e‰orts to approach temporal incoherencies within scenes of pre- carity as advantageous...

... the further duty of media­ tion between the religious conservatism of this region and the great intellectual ferment of the age. Again the problem is to keep the good that has come to us out of the past and adjust it to the conditions and needs of the present. The influential place which the church holds...

... understand that Ameri­ can undergraduates are in a perpetual state of mutinous ferment (this is the 1940 s What silly advice this is for one who had by now travelled the seven continents and who was himself a veritable rebel with a cause ( Alec Waugh was sacked from school, Evelyn cheekily confides to Lady...

..., since the average citizen holds little property and, being law-abiding, should not antic­ ipate being arbitrarily accused.2 Corpuz postulate is that government is instituted precisely to become the powerful instrument of the com­ munity at large to uplift its members. Indeed, Marcos has stripped large...

... assassinations in Bolivia and Haiti in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries took place in an atmosphere of dictatorial oppression, extreme militarism, civil strife, or, in the case of Haiti in 1806, of social ferment in the form of color prejudice. The Mexican Revolution after 1911 brought in its wake...

... of 1824 that defeated the caucus system, in the ardent support of three plebeian presidents, natives of the state, Andrew Jackson, James Knox Polk, and Andrew Johnson, and in producing the greatest antislavery leaders of the Old South. Following the Civil War, the democratic ferment expressed itself...

... between 1939—through the two editions of 1947—and 1956. Thirty-eight fragments (some as short as three words) were removed. There are precisely 106 words identified by Arnold as of a “spiritual” nature that were cut. In a poem as long as the Cahier, this can hardly be considered an evisceration...

... Taylor and his group Stod­ dard, Hayne, Simms, Boker, Leland as belated romanticists who shrank from the new ferment surrounding them, identifying these forces with a vulgarity wholly lethal to the life of poetry. As Pro­ fessor Willard Thorp has put it, they were worshipers of ideality, hoping...

... with the prodigious jubilation created by the desire to see the destruction of this global superpower, or more precisely, to watch it somehow destroy itself, commit a beautiful suicide. For it is this superpower that, through its un...

...- The Emergence of Russian Criticism 355 was marked by a vigorous ferment of ideas in all spheres of na­ tional life. The time was now ripe, and the need was exigent for the emergence of Russian criticism. An individual attains intellectual maturity when he becomes capable of self-criticism; just so did Russian...

... relatively untouched by the revolutionary ferment set in motion by scientific inquiry. Not so Matthew Arnold or James Thomson or John Davidson. The issue was brought dramatically to a head in Thomas Hardy s poetry, particularly in The Dynasts, in which he deliberately refers to God as It. God has become...

...Charles I. Glicksberg Copyright © 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 THE CULTURE OF THE REFUGEES IN THE UNITED STATES CHARLES I. GLICKSBERG THE WORLD is in a ferment of fear and hate. One breeds the other. The struggle for power is ideological as well as physical. Cruelty has become...