...Humberto Manduley López; Manuel Michalowski Copyright © 1997 by Duke University Press 1997 Humberto Manduley Lopez Rock in Cuba: History of a Wayward Son Thirty years is long enough; sometimes it s too long. Nevertheless, three decades haven t been enough to give homegrown rock safe-conduct...

...Saidiya Hartman This speculative history of the wayward is an effort to narrate the open rebellion and beautiful experiment produced by young black women in the emergent ghetto, a form of racial enclosure that succeeded the plantation. The narrative utilizes the reports and case files...

...). This collection of stories about Doc and the boys is a humorous novel with a serious intent. It marks Steinbeck s entrance into phase two of his career: the struggle to retain his antimaterialism in the face of inescapable prosperity. He also wrote The Pearl and The Wayward Bus in this period, and the three...

... Manduley Lopez, Humberto, Rock in Cuba: History of a Wayward Son 135 Martin, Jean-Clet, Deleuze s Philosophy of the Concrete 621 Martinez Tabares, Vivian, Theater as Conspiracy: An Interview with Alberto Pedro 53 Mateo Palmer, Margarita, Cuban Youth and Postmodernism 159 Mejides, Miguel, Rumba Palace 199...

... to a careful editorial revision. Misspellings and wayward punctuations have been emended; unwieldy sentences and paragraphs have been broken up; and occasional phrases have been added or deleted. A comparison of the revision with the original text attests to the skill and veracity with which the job was done...

... the inter-American agreements, including rupture of relations with the Axis; but the State Department, although disclaiming vindictiveness, was in no mood to welcome the wayward neighbor back into the fold like the prodigal son. Many of the risks were gone by 1943, and Argentina could not now expect favored...

... with the Axis; but the State Department, although disclaiming vindictiveness, was in no mood to welcome the wayward neighbor back into the fold like the prodigal son. Many of the risks were gone by 1943, and Argentina could not now expect favored treatment. The Argentine position often seemed petty opportunism...

... on The Achievement, in which Mr. Levin analyzes the most significant work of three historians: Prescott s Conquest of Mexico, Motley s Rise of the Dutch Republic, and Parkman s Montcalm and Wolfe. Wisely he omits the wayward Bancroft s History from the final section. Mr. Levin has the good sense to leave some...

... of poetry, there is something magical. Take the lines, And she shall lean her ear In many a secret place Where rivulets dance their wayward round, And beauty born of murmuring sound Shall pass into her face. It is her delight in the murmur of the stream, and her aliveness to all that it suggests...

...; and though his final place may be somewhat below that of Melville, his like Melville s is a type of wayward genius that too infrequently has brightened our horizon (Autumn, 1940). Since Alfred Kazin led the list of kickers in 1968, let s read what he had to say about Wolfe back in 1942. I believe...

.... In this study of the mountains, the valleys and the sea with Owens relying on the writings of T. S. Eliot, Jessie Weston and James Frazer for support much of Steinbeck s fiction is analyzed. Included are To a God Unknown, The Wayward Bus, The Pastures of Heaven, In Dubious Battle, Of Mice and Men, The Grapes...

... Australian mining interests. Close by is East Timor, that blight on Australia’s courage to defend not only the poor of Timor but also to protect its own journalists whose killing by the invading Indonesians was covered up.2 To the east are the wayward Melanesian nations such as Fiji...

... . 2008 . “ Venus in Two Acts .” Small Axe 12 , no. 2 : 1 – 14 . Hartman Saidiya . 2019 . Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments: Intimate Histories of Social Upheaval . 1s t ed. New York : W. W. Norton . Holt Thomas C. 1992 . The Problem of Freedom: Race, Labor, and Politics...

... at the JFK Institute for North American Studies at the Freie Universität Berlin. Alys Eve Weinbaum is associate professor of English at the University of Washington and author of Wayward Reproductions: Genealogies of Race and Nation in Transatlantic Modern Thought (2004), coeditor (with Susan Gill...

... revision. Misspellings and wayward punctuations have been emended; unwieldy sentences and paragraphs have been broken up; and occasional phrases have been added or deleted. A comparison of the revision with the original text attests to the skill and veracity with which the job was done. Professor Predmore...

... on The Achievement, in which Mr. Levin analyzes the most significant work of three historians: Prescott s Conquest of Mexico, Motley s Rise of the Dutch Republic, and Parkman s Montcalm and Wolfe. Wisely he omits the wayward Bancroft s History from the final section. Mr. Levin has the good sense to leave some...

... they judged their fellow members, admonished the wayward, and confessed their own backslidings. Here too they asserted their inde­ pendence as individuals and as a group through the many differences which threatened at times to burst asunder the little bundle of life. Where to set a new meetinghouse, how...

... is of a highly deterministic sort, and this is precisely because he would bind us to history rather than the work of art, that historically wayward thing, which goes on surviving and being re-encountered through all kinds of circumstances. Of the Mona Lisa, for example, he mysteriously ob­ serves that there can...

... and that he aspired to no higher blessing than friendship. After a life marked by these personal qualities, he is content to rest his head upon the lap of earth. The stanzas that lead into the epitaph describe the youth as a melancholy figure wandering the countryside muttering wayward fancies and smiling...

... for support much of Steinbeck s fiction is analyzed. Included are To a God Unknown, The Wayward Bus, The Pastures of Heaven, In Dubious Battle, Of Mice and Men, The Grapes of Wrath, Tortilla Flat, Cannery Row, Sweet Thursday and, in the conclusion, The Winter of Our Discontent. Considered too is shorter...