... of currency forms is interpreted by the Money Makers as a positive route of discovery toward a fair economy, an attitude of “failing forward.” Never quite successful, never quite finished, never just-right—to fail forward means that failure is not only imminent, it is required to attain success. New...

... together now, or if they cannot bear the sight of one another. I won- der if they care whether the females return. I think they must. So I am not surprised when the first steps forward. “We will go,” he says. We tell him that he does not have to. He has already given so much...

.... There is a time technician who micromanages this aspect, but he typically fails to coordinate participants, perhaps due to his overtraining or to the truly daunting task. Qualiants —​which is the name given to those who attend and participate in laboratory activities —​tend to col- lectively coordinate...

... . `` The Citizen Writer .'' 1943 . The Citizen Writer: Essays in Defense of American Culture . New York : International Publishers , 1950 . ---. Interview with Larry Ceplair . Oct. 1976 . ---. `` Moving Forward .'' New Masses 59 ( 9 March 1946 ): 8 - 22 . ---. `` What Shall We Ask...

... it for a moment, before the car sped on. But could you see what I saw from the passenger s seat: streams tumbling over rocks as they cut through the scrub at the edge of the tended places? Or were you too focused on the road, the necessity of moving ahead? I knew you loved driving, that forward motion, pop- ping...

... of the day (8 oz milks, pints of tea and lemonade) and Hal looked forward to pulling in there later, Kitty up in his cab instead of taking orders at the window, instead of leaning into the swan-neck microphone saying "Number 119 please, number 119 thank you." Today she'd be his princess hostage...

... Studies 36 , no. 3 : 387 – 410 . Wojnarowicz David Guattari Félix ( 1989 ) 2020 . In the Shadow of Forward Motion . New York : Primary Information . Woodmansee Martha Jaszi Peter , eds. 1994 . The Construction of Authorship: Textual Appropriation in Law and Literature...

... spot." His corpus from the 1970s forward would produce a series of articles and pamphlets culminating in the magisterial two volume work, Invention of the White Race. Ted's writing remains among the most important documents of twentieth-century scholarship on "whiteness," and well beyond...

... on individual volunteerism, philanthropy, and social entrepreneurship in the post-Katrina environment has taken away the burden of responsibility from where it should properly belong —​the government —​which, Owen argues, has failed to live up to its commitments in its social contract with its citizens...

... of the commons, in this view, runs the risk of ignoring the complexities and conflicts of the present and the possibili- ties of more forward-looking, transformative projects. But whatever its limitations as a concept, the idea of the commons persists in political discourse, and it is particularly prominent...

... to just outside Chicago where the hotels are cheaper, the suburbs the best place to stay for a failing writer on the road. So now you're in the Red Lobster. You're sitting at the bar and waiting for your name to be called so they can give you a table for one. You've been calculating...

... that they tried and failed to come to an agreement. Perhaps anticipating that few students would be present, NYU President John Sexton hosted a "town-hall meeting" on July 12th, in which he made it clear that he did not intend to bargain with the Graduate Student Organizing Committee. In August...

... enough to avoid an argu- ment. But you try. First you emphasize that, really, you just don’t want to eat. You do have a hangover, after all. And when that fails to con- vince her, you admit that, fine, maybe you are a little worried about your collective situation and that might have something...

... just cut down, but not because he wants to leave the past behind; on the contrary, this not looking back —​also a hesitant moving forward —​indicates depen- dence on a past he can appropriate, make use of, and harvest only by renewing and carrying forward. Or we could speak of transmission...

... and 1970s actively contribute to their disciplines and departments today and carry forward the history of the New Left in thoughtful and productive ways. However, unless one seeks out the connections between the radical political movements of that era and cultural studies, these bonds...

... that it also failed to address the massive societal shifts then under way, including movements for racial justice that were building in cities such as Oakland and Los Angeles (Douglass 2000 ; Cole 2020 : 154–55). On the other hand, Young was also a protégé of his predecessor at UCLA, Chancellor Franklin D...

..., toppling the chair, and bends, dipping his shoul- ders so that the pillowcase slips from his head. The veins in his neck swell, and his elbows flare out, but he fails to snap the tape around his wrists. We make eye contact, and I point my revolver at his face. He doesn t come any closer. Sit down. He...

... in the history of productive classes ("history" 114). In fact the farmers and workers have failed to overthrow class rule in the past because "the property form is not yet abstract enough to release the virtuality of classlessness that is latent in the productive energies of abstraction" ("abstraction...

... David hardly sleeps at all. In the stillness of the pre- dawn hours his mind rambles from his childhood, to his twenties, then forward to the present. He thinks about the time when he lived on Oahu as a teenager. One day when he was seventeen he became...

... the privileged—are failing to do in a timely way, or at a sufficient scale, today. Copyright © 2019 Virginia Tech 2019 Fredric Jameson Bruno Latour common force Capitalocene Works Cited Adorno Theodor . 1973 . Negative Dialectics , translated by Ashton E. B. . New York...