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... . Giovanni Nikki . 1971 . “ Reflections on April 4, 1968 .” In Black Feeling Black Talk Black Judgment , 54 – 55 . New York : Harper . Grier William Cobbs Price M. . 1968 . Black Rage . New York : Basic . Jarrett Gene Andrew . 2011 . Representing the Race: A New Political...

.../august-public-disorder-stats-bulletin-130912.pdf . AGAINST the DAY Sarah Lamble The Quiet Dangers of Civilized Rage: Surveying the Punitive Aftermath of England’s 2011 Riots Two photographic images linger from the civil unrest that swept...

... generated by the vulnerability of face-to-face contact. Yet vulnerability produces both compassion and rage, says Levinas, and hence the question: if the openness of the face calls one both to compassion and to rage, why compassion by some and rage by others? Hate crimes against Latinos are on the rise...

...Miriam K. Starkman Rage or Raillery: The Swift Manuscripts at the Huntington Library . By Mayhew George B. . San Marino : The Huntington Library , 1967 . Pp. xviii , 190 . $6.50 . Copyright © 1968 by Duke University Press 1968 Book Reviews 183 Rage or Raillery: The Swift...

...David Lloyd Duke University Press 2007 David Lloyd ​Rage against the Divine In memoriam Jacques Derrida Anticipation ​In memory of Derrida, after Derrida, in his wake, even, in this context, at his wake...

... from political, public, and popular deliberations over racial inequality and social justice and argues that anger and rage often expressed through BLM activism are appropriate responses to circumstances of entrenched and pervasive racism. I contend that the expression of these so-called negative...

...Amy Austin Holmes It is never just rage against injustice that leads to mass uprisings, but also the millenarian belief in something better. The better life that the Egyptian and Turkish people fought for has not yet and may never materialize. A fleeting glimpse of an alternative future...

... and economic crisis. Many remarked on awaiting moments of dance and embodiment, or the body after surgery during COVID, to the forms of mutual aid arriving, just on time. Others expressed holding patterns of rage, when being called forth in work environments to engage in conversations about race, others...

... and public rage not for the white gaze, but for themselves. As such, this political moment offers us a different vision, one in which those most excluded from history are the history-makers. This global effort toward mass memory-making presents both a theoretical and chronological disjuncture that bends us...

... the public mourning of Black families over the police killing of Black people and the public rage of Black protesters. The article also develops the idea of a populism of Black feeling involved in activating and influencing a marking and critique of white sovereignty that split white solidarity...

... grievance against the colonizer and gather the affect of rage into a will to act. At the same time, the colonized must forget memories of intra-African violence and the grievances produced by that violence. Fanon’s two memories, then, create an undecidable tension of memory and history at the heart of his...

...Juliet Hooker After Ferguson in 2014, the visibility of protests against police violence resulted in much analysis of black protest, while the phenomenon of white rage was left largely unexamined until Donald Trump's surprising 2016 presidential victory. This essay reframes the problem...

... of an insurgent critical dissent in cities across the United States and beyond (London and Paris, for example) represents a moment to reassess these critiques and to map out how recent expressions of “black rage” fit within what has been popularly referred to as a black radical tradition. radicalism...

..., this article reads selected texts by the Combahee River Collective, Ntozake Shange, Audre Lorde, and bell hooks from the 1970s–1980s. Doing so illustrates the long tradition of Black feminist writing filled with rage –not at white women—but at Black men and with the expressed objective to eradicate patriarchy...

... protests in South Africa.3 A common thread in Western normative critiques of the disruptive tactics deployed by these black protesters is the notion that black rage is counterproductive and that it needs to be disciplined and contained in order to gain the legitimation of representative democracy...

... appropriately as an epigraph for this angry and petulant protest against inevitable fate: Rage, rage, against the dying of the light, Do not go gentle into that good-night. DUKE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM BLACKBURN The Living Novel: A Symposium. Edited by Granville Hicks. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1957. Pp. xii...

... father, not a man especially known for his restraint, would stop a roomful of conversation dead if he happened to overhear someone call me Tony. His name is Anthony, he would announce absolutely. Tony is a hoodlum s name. But in our rage we became hoodlums anyway. No one at least no one we knew...

... the beginnings of a spoils system. It was never fully comprehensive, but it helped to keep party and factional animosity alive. In the fifth lecture, entitled the Rage of Party, we learn (p. 130) that party strife became, between 1689 and 1720, as violent as at any time in our history, though...

.... They narrowed all life, and killed the ardor And the free flight of fruitful volition; And such was their gloomy mechanical zeal, That eager they seemed to paralyze the world. They treated the world according to their law; They pillaged it and burned it with that rage Which with them replaces exaltation...

... is not its frankness, which is remarkable, but its sentimentality. Witness the self-pitying title. The well-known couplet addressed by Dylan Thomas to his dying father might serve appropriately as an epigraph for this angry and petulant protest against inevitable fate: Rage, rage, against the dying...