...Stephan Scheel The diagnosis of a migration crisis has prompted multiple processes of rebordering in Europe and beyond. These include the buildup of physical barriers like walls and fences, the tightening of asylum regimes, the expansion of biometric databases, and the enrollment of authoritarian...

...Helen Groth In the first section of her Autobiography , Harriet Martineau recollects the first eight years of her life as a series of traumatic events in which illusion and reality merge. One event is prompted by an encounter with a domestic magic lantern. In its dismantled state, the lantern holds...

...-to-face encounter produce new configurations of home: communities that are open to redefinition based less on strict boundaries between us and them and more on the dissolution of those boundaries so as to enable the face-to-face encounter? When does the encounter prompt communities to police the border...

...,” and debating how we might develop a committed anthropology that is aware of its ability to disseminate powerful encounters with otherness within but also beyond the academy. The essay largely draws on published works, but reflections are also prompted by experiences at an academic conference as well...

... religion. Such understanding prompts the conclusion that the future of black theology may lie in the exploration of the mystical aspects of black religion. © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 References Anonymous . 1957 . The Cloud of Unknowing . New York : Dell Publishing Co., Inc...

... practicality took form only retroactively, after the alliance finally fell apart when mass protests and increasing civil strife from the end of 2012 prompted a military coup on July 3, 2013. This article examines some aspects of how this alliance was forged and how it came undone. © 2014 Duke University...

... protestor resentment stoked by Trump’s US “maximum pressure” policies. A massive blast in Beirut’s port in August 2020 ended any lingering hope for reform and prompted Macron to personally unveil a stabilization plan through IMF neoliberal reforms, a carrot to Trump’s stick. The essay concludes that, one...

...Sarah Stefana Smith My first inclination to this prompt, what of Black temporalities in crisis, was to ask a small group of Black familiars (friends and colleagues) to talk with me about their current experience of time in quarantine, and under the present articulations of racial injustice...

... to the desire to communicate some­ thing from himself to others, there follows from this critical judgment some further important implications. The shift in the artist s state of mind from that of mere emotional response to that of the communicative prompting is a shift from the passive to the active...

... of a man like Dobbs stand in strong contrast with the specialization of the twentieth-century leader. Incorporating the latest agricultural developments on his estates, he very early became a figure in this practical science. Ambition prompted him to develop wider interests. A short military career and his...

... essays written by students in our courses. At the outset that means acquainting teachers with the range of student responses to writing prompts and reviewing the grading criteria Academic Freedom and the Composition Program  657 periodically throughout the year. We...

... the most famous salons of Europe opened their doors to him, and nobility sat entranced by his wonderful improvisa­ tions. Who was his teacher? He had none. He played be­ cause his inner promptings told him he could. When he arrived in America last fall, the matter-of-fact may have come 380 Tile South...

... to the play in­ tolerable and revised it to allow the old king, Gloucester, and Kent to retire to some close Cell, where they could gently pass their * A note on Act V, Scene 3, 11. 8-19, "prompted by Ronald S. Berman s 'Power and Humility in Shakespeare, which appeared in the Autumn, 1961, number...

..., 77). He asks that his death be avenged. The hero reports himself prompted by heaven and hell, and hesitates at his first opportunity because killing Claudius at prayer might send him to heaven. He begs his mother to repent, arguing that use can curb the devil or throw him out. Thus Ham­ let s two...

... in the judgment of Colonel Edward M. House, Secre­ tary of State Robert Lansing, and other key foreign policy advisers prompted him to assume almost exclusive control of diplomacy; but why he continued to keep these men in strategic positions is not alto­ gether clear. In an earlier volume Link charged House...

... and our host had an arch speech about his having begun his career as a minister of a denomination, the name of which he frankly confessed he could not recall. C s prompting Unitarian brought a cheerful yes and ah! my young friends when you grow old you must not suffer your memory to play you tricks...

... combined with judicial interpretation to create an expansive body of rights that has prompted the following suggestive taxonomy: Political rights Voting Political candidacy Political discussion Assembly Organizaton Petition Economic rights Possession and use of property Occupation Buying and selling...

... power and human annihila­ tion. This compulsive modern thrust toward dehumanization prompted Mumford to diagnose American culture as tacitly totalitarian. Like Herbert Marcuse s, Mumford s movement from aesthetics to politics inspired radi­ cal remedies for this totalitarian condition. The scientific...

... be that queer theory is less over than continuing under other rubrics and in other venues. Indeed, to perceive that future possibility in the present might mean that our sense of the past needs to be rethought. What was queer theory? I’m prompted to these ruminations in part because they intersect...

... humanity and the natural world that is an alternative to that with which we are familiar inevitably produces alter- natives to structures of our world and prompts the reader to consider those alternatives and their difference and distance from “reality.” Delany writes, “But even the most passing...