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...Isudore Traschen Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 Existential Ambiguities in Notes from Underground Isadore Traschen I Like the work of Kierkegaard, Dostoyevsky s Notes from Under­ ground anticipates many of the ideas which we nowadays call existential. I believe, though...

...Joel Colton Underground: The Story of a People . By Tenenbaum Joseph . New York : Philosophical Library , 1952 . Pp. ix , 532 . $4.50 . Copyright © 1952 by Duke University Press 1952 Book Reviews 6n Underground: The Story of a People. By Joseph Tenenbaum. New York...

... UCLA’s Underground Students Rise to Fight for Public Education The events at UCLA on November 19, 2009, the day of the UC Board of Regents’ vote to raise tuition, brought to light varying levels of activism and political consciousness as well as differing philosophies of political action...

... itself. © 2008 Duke University Press 2008 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. David F. Bell Bunker Busting and Bunker Mentalities, or Is It Safe to Be Underground? ​Not long after...

...William K. Buckley Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 William K. Buckley Celine s Underground Grammar: The Tone Frame for Recent American Literature . . . all those pop culture types large and small! and the big investors in anarchy! they steer clear of emotion. Louis-Ferdinand...

...Rita Barnard 2004 by Duke University Press 2004 Rita Barnard Bitterkomix: Notes from the Post-Apartheid Underground Apartheid is supposedly gone and the avant-garde faces the question of what to make of a new sense...

...William B. Hamilton To the Bitter End . By Gisevius Hans Bernd . Boston : Houghton Mifflin Company , 1947 . Pp. xv , 632 . $4.00 . Berlin Underground, 1938-1945 . By Andreas-Friedrich Ruth . New York : Henry Holt and Company [ 1947 ]. Pp. xiv , 312 . $3.00...

... contributors to society as a whole but invisible to the public. In spite of an inconsequential existence (from the general public's perspective), Indigenous North Americans are astutely aware of their Indigenous “underground” social world, and like mysterious smoke signals, Indigenous news travels across...

... exclusively on Wunderlick s earnings and in­ vestments. For Wunderlick s own purposes, of course, his money is spent or tied up. As in Pynchon s novels, the various undergrounds in Great Jones Street begin to intersect and begin more and more to resemble flaky, sinister spin-offs on the dominant culture...

...Robert Cottrell I. F. Stone and Israel Robert Cottrell I. F. Stone, perhaps the nation s foremost radical journalist over the past half century, has long been a controversial figure in American Jewish cir­ cles. Stone was the first reporter to travel with the Jewish underground from Europe...

... of the truth of the legend of Marie de Chevreuse. The theory that Marie de Rohan lived at 4, rue de Chev­ reuse rests on three very unhistorical but romantic stories. These concern an underground passage reputed to have led to the Luxembourg Palace; a walled-in, arched-over pas­ sage on the ground level...

...Robert S. Smith Heavens on Earth: Utopian Communities in America 1680-1880 . By Holloway Mark . New York : Library Publishers , 1951 . Pp. 240 . $4.75 . Copyright © 1952 by Duke University Press 1952 Book Reviews 6n Underground: The Story of a People. By Joseph Tenenbaum. New...

... and in this resides the true evaluation of the scholarship, judgment, and skill that went into the book that some of Langer will reappear in these subse­ quent ventures. James L. Godfrey. To the Bitter End. By Hans Bernd Gisevius. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1947. Pp. xv, 632. $4.00. Berlin Underground, 1938...

... and downward toward this underground or anderer Schauplatz. The gothic thereby helped to. provide some of the spatializations of desire basic to what has since become a revealing way to interpret it. Even the increas­ ing number of female writers and gothic protagonists, prompted by the post-1750 ideology...

... and interpretation of cultural change. mark dery is a cultural critic whose writings have appeared in the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Interview, Elie, and Mondo 2000, for which he writes a quarterly column of cultural criticism. His articles have been included in underground anthologies such as Semiotext(e) (1992...

... Are So High that Some People Are Moving Underground .” Business Insider , January 5 . www.businessinsider.com/rents-in-china-are-getting-so-high-that-some-people-are-moving-underground-2014-1?IR=T . Röpke Wilhelm . 1948 . Civitas Humana: A Humane Order of Society . London : William...

... Dal Molin, the civilian airport of Vicenza, in the northern part of the city. Dal Molin is the only large green area within the city limits, and below its surface are important underground aquifers. The Dal Molin plan foresees the permanent appropriation of about 600,000 square meters of land...

... their customary methods in track­ ing down Jews and members of the underground. Even the German Military Governor, it was believed, shared the profits of the black market. The great majority of Romans were so heartily sick of the war and the Germans that only a fraction of those called up even for labor service...

... in the press around recreational use gone wrong and psychedelics increasingly depicted in underground publications and films, a backlash against these powerfully nonconformist drugs was growing. In 1966 California authorities cracked down on what appeared to be an epidemic in drug use and the underground...

... gives up someone else s. The central darling of virtue turns out to be the self. Some 250 years later, in Notes From Underground, Dostoevski dissected various forms of nineteenth-century idealism in par­ ticular the romantic kind. His antihero, the man from underground, has a fantasy in which he comes...