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...Lewis Leary Supplement II, The American Language: An Inquiry into the Development of English in the United States . By Mencken H. L. . New York : Alfred A. Knopf , 1948 . Pp. xii , 890 . $7.50 . Copyright © 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 Book Reviews 151...

...Elizabeth Paley 2005 by Duke University Press 2005 Elizabeth Paley Zwischenreden für Zwischenakte: Egmont and the Melodramatic Supplement A Melodramatic Experiment Eleven years after Beethoven composed his inci...

...” in Franco Berardi's terms—to work. But that labor, in accordance with capitalist valorization, is nearly always human. At best, it is human labor supplemented with machines. But what are we to make of the lively materials—of human and nonhuman provenance alike—now at “work” alongside us? This essay takes up...

... the negative differentiation, or privation, such erasure produces with respect to differences that used to characterize a form of life that was destroyed. In order to show how this paradox opens up new possibilities of resistance, I supplement Agamben's genealogies of bare life with two different political...

... mechanisms of use, appliance, and adaptation must be critically addressed. The discourse of modernism within the postcolonial context in Asia and Africa seems to be unavoidable. This essay discusses a particular moment in the history of Egypt, in which a modern supplement, or rather injection, was slipped...

... anthropology of Christianity—with Badiou's description of an original first-century Pauline Christian militancy could bring clarity to these issues. Starting with a reading of some key work and ethnography by Joel Robbins (one of the establishing figures in the anthropology of Christianity) and supplementing...

...], Right of Inspection [1985], and a series of reflections on the photographs of Frédéric Brenner in Diaspora [2003]), the three works that are set to come out in English in 2010 are likely not just to supplement but to radically augment and transform our understanding of Derrida's reading...

... , a film noted for the explicitness of its sexual representations, against the terms of its digital supplements in order to suggest that the sex life of the digital does not exist but as an array of demonized forms. That is, digital sexualities and the erotic affinities afforded by the technological...

...Stephen G. Nichols Copyright © 1992 by Duke University Press 1992 Stephen G. Nichols Commentary and/as Image Medieval manuscripts encouraged supple­ mentation. Supplementation varied from in­ ternal additions to the text due to what some textual editors call scribal participa­ tion...

... us something about a form of supplement as theorized by that other Algerian, Jacques Derrida, as both confinement and excess and as critique. In “Cogito and the History of Madness,” Derrida criticizes Foucault for his reading of René Descartes as the figure who instituted an opposition...

... Shakespeare. Such objections are well answered in the Preface by a quotation from Dr. Johnson: Lay the foundation, and leave the superstructure to posterity. Professor Payne s index is indispensable as a supplement to any set of the Review, but it is perhaps even more useful to a careful reader, to be an­...

... hearing in 1971 of a whole new arsenal of weapons against misleading advertising that the commission was seeking to de­ ploy to supplement its tedious case-by-case approach. Five years later, the staff of the commission sought to add to this arsenal a trade regula­ tion rule which would make any...

... Righting Wrongs 529 the value of philosophy as an ‘‘art of living’’ in the Stoic style through the Nietzschean line of Foucault and Derrida, might want to point out that Zeno and Epicurus were, necessarily, what would today be called ‘‘colonial sub- jects and suggest that we may attempt to supplement...

... for the artistic, or is there here a subtle process of selection by which those with a transmittable talent of hand and eye are drawn into the manual crafts ? The field is a wide one for conjecture and speculation. It is true, of course, as observed by the editor of Scientific American Supplement...

... University doctoral candidate, is completing a dissertation on partition and literary form in Ireland, India, and Palestine. His articles and reviews have appeared in Textual Practice, Nations and Nationalism, and the Irish Literary Supplement. Into Which West?: Irish Modernity and the Maternal Supernatural...

... his hope to correct and supplement the recent Dictionary of American English; Professor M. A. Shaaber discusses some of the problems of editing Shakespeare (for example, the preservation of Elizabethan spelling and certain editorial efforts to modernize the plays) without becoming unduly technical...

... at times challenges, or more accurately Book Reviews 117 supplements, the apostolic and patristic legacy by recognizing the inde­ pendent significance of secular affairs and of the post-Roman national experience. Much later, under the fructifying influences of twelfth-cen­ tury culture, Geoffrey...

... and a general index. Robert Samuel Rogers. Supplement II, The American Language: An Inquiry into the Development of English in the United- States. By H. L. Mencken. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1948. Pp. xii, 890. $7.50. This second supplement to Mr. Mencken s monumental The Amer­ ican Language (revised...

...Robert Kellogg The Three Temptations: Medieval Man in Search of the World . By Howard Donald R. . Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1966 . Pp. xii , 316 . $7.50 . Copyright © 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 Book Reviews 117 supplements, the apostolic and patristic...

... to the fact that it is one of the publica­ tions regularly indexed in the Readers Guide Supplement. Libraries and subscribers who have preserved their files will find the Supplement of great value in making easily accessible the many valuable articles which have been published in past numbers...