...Charlotte A. Kunkel; Sheila Radford-Hill Scholars often debate the history of academic freedom, including efforts across the political spectrum to redefine its policies and practices. One fact that is sometimes overlooked in these debates is that students' educational experiences a re regularly...

... and ``Bias'' in Higher Education . New York : Norton , 2006 . Burke 129 Timothy Burke The Obligations of Academic Freedom Many academics, including myself, rise to defend “academic freedom” in response to claims...

.... These erosions of intention by internal or external events are one way of anticipating the freedom for new creation. Before it is expressed in actions, creativity arises in imagination, and to those open to it, imagination is fed by both the inner contingencies arising in memory and imagination and the outer...

... examples from Bertolt Brecht’s theory, Friedrich Hölderlin’s verse, and Franco Fortini’s criticism. From Arthur Rimbaud on poetry is freedom as possibility of things being otherwise, a swerve from and against the dominant lore. © 2018 Virginia Tech 2018 poetry politics Friedrich Hölderlin Arthur...

... for liberation from class domination and build a human community based on social equality and individual freedom is tested against historiographic and sociological research data. Suvin’s own idea about the radical break between the first phase of the development of self-management (1950–70) as a possible...

... in the humanities, it has also ironically brought many of its arguments closer in form to the positions of the neoliberal and neoconservative orthodoxies it positions itself against. In particular, its tendency to reduce politics to clashes between oppressive state powers and individuals seeking personal freedom...

... these as compromises that have eroded or strained what he believes to be the university's liberatory mission. Moreover, Newfield even sees the humanist ideal of freedom finding its way into management theory and thus into the business corporation itself. But what is a bit troubling here is the failure...

...Salita N. Seibert © 2009 the minnesota review 2009 Work Cited Armitage David Braddick Michael J. , eds. The British Atlantic World 1500-1800 . New York : Palgrave Macmillan , 2002 . Salita N. Seibert Riding the Transatlantic Wave (on Laura Doyle’s Freedom’s...

... of the outside world—if it ever existed, exists no more. Higher education in this country is a colossal industry, increasingly ruled by the imperatives of the marketplace. Academic freedom is threatened, not by graduate student assistants (GAs) demanding input into decisions that affect their working...

... to the social function of energy is one that hasn t begun to take up the challenge of fueling a society in a manner attuned to the new environmental realities of how we need to live on the planet. 98 the minnesota review Bicycle Socialism, or Freedoms From Michael Hardt (2010) addresses the foundational...

... warnings (Hine and Kingsnorth 2009; Asafu-Adjaye et al. 2015; Bauer et al. 2019). The latter will be my starting point. I argue that these gentle (Venturi 1992: 16) manifestos are unsuccessful because they lack the crucial feature of the genre: the pursuit of extreme freedom, or the desire to volunteer...

... of the founding fathers, necessitating a recommitment to American liberalism’s core values: equality and freedom. While Smith is less interested in advocating a particular political antidote, his rooting of social inequalities in the coercive drive of capitalist accumulation suggests...

.... Mathematics and poetry require great imagination. They both have symbolism, algorithmic basis, structures, formulas, and symmetry. Combining the two is completely natural, as is reading and studying their patterns. Equation poetry is characterized by a greater freedom of writing, or at least the possibility...

..., and Freedom . Hanover, NH : Dartmouth College Press . Da Silva Denise Ferreira . 2017 . “ 1 (life) ÷ 0 (blackness) = ∞ – ∞ or ∞/∞: On Matter beyond the Equation of Value .” e-flux 79 . www.e-flux.com/journal/79/94686/1-life-0-blackness-or-on-matter-beyond-the-equation-of-value...

... . well then there now. Boston : Black Sparrow . Steffen Will . 2011 . “ The Anthropocene: Conceptual and Historical Perspectives .” Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A 369 ( 1938 ): 842 – 67 . Stewart Susan . 2011 . The Poet’s Freedom . Chicago : University...

... in supposed commitment to the horizontal (Latour) or suspicion of limits on individual freedom (Jameson). I argue in this article that we need to be attentive to such contradictions to better combat inaction in the face of ecological catastrophe. Virtually everyone on the left agrees that action to combat...

... and metaphors always arise in given situations, and Sartre would add within our freedom to understand situations (cf. also Haraway 1988), within an imagined community; in all poetry or narration they imply, shape, and in turn presuppose a Possible World on the analogy of what we imagine is our world, and only...

... shifts from an attention to an idealized sense of academic freedom to the bureaucratic malaise of tenure in the second half of the twentieth century: “in a mere fifty years tenure has moved from the protector of academic freedom to the protector of the status quo...

... Was Jacques Derrida? New Haven: Yale UP, 2009. Nelson, Cary. No University Is an Island: Saving Academic Freedom. New York: NYU P, 2010. O’Donnell, Patrick. The American Novel Now: Reading Contemporary American Fiction since 1980. New York: Wiley-Blackwell, 2010...

... be too hasty. Derrida will get to Christ. Before that, Derrida marks his desire for desire: “Without the pressure of some desire —​which at once says come and leaves, nevertheless, the other his absolute freedom —​the invitation immediately withdraws and becomes unwelcoming. It must therefore...