...John Hammond Moore No Room, No Rice, No Grits: Charleston s Time of Trouble, 1942-1944 John Hammond Moore The roots of the wartime malaise gripping the proud city cradled by the Ashley and Cooper rivers are all too obvious: too many people with too much money to spend on too few goods...

..., and Respectability in New Orleans, 1865-1920 . Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press . Schafer Judith . 2009 . Brothels, Depravity, and Abandoned Women: Illegal Sex in Antebellum New Orleans . Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press . Elizabeth Parish Smith “In a Bar Room Called...

...William B. Hamilton Laughter in the Next Room . By Sitwell Sir Osbert . Boston : Atlantic-Little, Brown , 1948 . Pp. 400 . $4.00. . Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 Book Reviews 247 world literature from Aeschylus to Anatole France, and the forty years...

... of Salem. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA JOHN SEELYE Great Reckonings in Little Rooms: On the Phenomenology of Theater. By Bert O. States. Berkeley, Los Angeles, and London: University of Cali­ fornia Press, 1985. Pp. xii, 213. $21.50. Bert O. States s Great Reckonings in Little Rooms is not a work of original...

... on the emancipatory potential of anti-austerity movements, arguing that they contribute to personal and social empowerment, as well as to radical democratization. The article suggests that the recent protests against austerity indicate that there is room not only for despair but also for hope. © 2014 Duke...

... based on social and economic justice. The essay then charts the uprising’s demise amid protestor division, mass poverty and unemployment, galloping inflation, palpable insecurity, COVID-19 lockdowns, and external intervention. Hizbullah became the elephant in the room, with sectarian tension and some...

... no mysteries for her. She recalls seeing it cleaned by daylight, handling all its parts, and “understanding its whole structure.” It was a different story at night, in a darkened room, when “my panics were really unaccountable. They were a matter of pure sensation without any intellectual justification...

... this article), one of the most popular features is the public chat areas, called rooms. 3 Users are able to view a list of rooms that have been created by other users. The conversational theme of each room, embodied in its name, runs the gamut of possible interests from politics ( Boomers in the White House...

... primarily a large room for his press conferences with the two hundred correspondents who crowd into his private office and office space for his half-dozen assistants. The request of the President was reasonable, but public sentiment prevailed, and the changes were not made. The President thereupon decided...

... fiction (I use the word to refer to plot, whether it occurs in story or poem), the approach to higher or retreat from everyday reality is symbolized by the journey which generally initiates the story. The imagination is symbolized by the room, house, or mountain-surrounded glen which is the final...

... user areas, or rooms. Guides survey the public chat areas and decide whether the dialogue is acceptable. If they decide it isn t, they kill the room. Other users can tell when the guide is on the way to or in the room and often warn each other by typing phrases like sleepy time or zzzzzzz...

... of Virginia Woolf. Stating these multiple possibilities at the outset makes me feel a bit like Woolf herself at the opening of A Room of One s Own' or Women and Fiction, 2 where she also charts the divergent possibilities inherent in her subject. Faced with Woolf as a perceptive critic of women writers...

... to bring together under one roof examples of American architecture, furniture, and materials. This was the incep­ tion of the Winterthur Museum. Here and there from New England southwards he found and bought many rare pieces of furniture and occa­ sionally whole rooms, some with beautiful paneled walls...

..., tent rooms were erected deep inside houses, scrolling wall- paper charted journeys down the Nile, and salons were painted to resemble aviaries as the outdoors and beyond were internalized toward decorative...

... not treat as neighbors or friends. She had not realized this till now. She had never thought of it. She had been content with 456 The South Atlantic Quarterly her world, and, being content, there had been no room in her heart for spite or hate or envy. And I think now of a vast castle I visited the other...

... more than two dozen such bills had been introduced nation- wide (Madhani 2016). Since then, North Carolina passed HB2, its notorious “bathroom bill”; the Obama administration issued new directives on gender- appropriate access to toilets and locker rooms in public schools nationwide; twenty-one...

... got up and left without a word, and the two girls, giggling, tell Cary they want to go to the Ladies Room, and Cary, yeah, of course, and she gives you a kiss. I ll be back in a second, darling, want me to leave you a cigarette? What would you do if they ve gone and stayed gone, and the long ash...

..., provide insight into everyman s inner self ; 17), explains her terms both by definition and by exam­ ple, and describes the structure of her book: Pinter s plays will be examined in groups suggesting a progression from the key oedipal fantasy in The Room, to punishment dreams that result from the sinful...

... hos­ telry where on other days of the year the hunt gathers, scarlet-coated with its mounts and spotted dogs. Cahir stands on an enclosed square} the chief interest, as we saw from the dining-room window, was a desultory traffic of mites and saunterers by the closed shop fronts and the town petrol pump...

.... They wish I had more photographs. What do I tell them? I watched her shift her body around so that she could scan the room and check on her other belongings, her property. This is what I have left in my life, I imagined her thinking. The little that is in this room, and my children. We looked at the gray...