...Sophia A. McClennen This essay focuses on the role of the Left—as idea, as subject, as method, and as political praxis—in Latin American cultural studies. It briefly traces some of the key connections between Latin American cultural studies and Left politics to give readers less familiar...

... played by media in shaping them. Mexican and Cuban narratives underscored what mainstream US politics today rejects: effective government counts. © 2015 Virginia Tech 2015 disasters hurricane response media framing Latin American press New Orleans Works Cited Almeyra Guillermo...

... and Western languages like Greek, Latin, Spanish, and German, as well as sometimes Sanskrit, in Vicuña reveal a formalistic break from the cadence and meter of traditional Western, Euro-centric forms and replaces these latter concerns of the discreet line and imag- istic metaphor with an attention...

... : Semiotext(e) . Lewis Renee . 2014 . “Protesters Block Israeli Ship from Docking at California Port.” Aljazeera America , August 15 , america.aljazeera.com/articles/2014/8/15/israel-ship-protest.html . Masiello Francine . 2001 . The Art of Transition: Latin American Culture...

... by Mann Jill . London : Penguin . Lockett Leslie . 2011 . Anglo-Saxon Psychologies in the Latin and Vernacular Traditions . Toronto : University of Toronto Press . Mann Jill . 1973 . Chaucer and Medieval Estates Satire . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Nolan...

..., where she directs the Center for Global Studies. Her books are The Dialectics of Exile: Nation, Time, Language, and Space in Hispanic Literature (Purdue UP, 2004), Ariel Dorfman: An Aes- thetics of Hope (Duke UP, 2010), Comparative Cultural Studies and Latin America (coedited with Earl Fitz...

... lapse into a sordid world of late adolescent lust, spends his recovery period immersing himself in the Latin ritual of the Irish Catholic church: Sunday was dedicated to the mystery of the Holy Trinity, Monday to the Holy Ghost, Tuesday to the Guardian Angels, Wednesday to Saint Joseph, Thursday...

... might measure its force, use, or constraints than to a series of openings whose emergence remains without (economic, social, political, existential) measure. As is well known, “precarious” relates back to the Latin adjective precaria, from precārius, “obtained by prayer, given as a favor...

... this! —​ yet you’re still sunk: all quarter you also cut Latin. The paper falls hard from your hand, there’s the bell, you blink to the surface. You hold your father’s face in mind as best you can. Wind scatters leaves across the yard. © 2012 by Virginia...

... often thought of a future where they’re harvested into small reservoirs. The older I get the more death seems mundane. Dying in some ornate way seems to be the greatest surprise. Can you imagine reincarnating as the Turritopsis nutricula? That’s the Latin name of the immortal jellyfish. It can...

... together. And poor Bill Galino, that pop song pianist from The American Club: all night she strode from the foot of the bed toward his pillow. He’d bury his face and back she’d come until finally he held up a scapular, shouted prayers in Latin, and she left. Eventually I would...

... ed. Bologna : Il mulino , 1999 . ---. Communitas: The Origin and Destiny of Community . Trans. Campbell Timothy . Stanford : Stanford UP , 2009 . Jean-Luc Nancy Conloquium To Roberto Esposito’s title Communitas I respond with another title in Latin (which is after all...

... Jephcott, et al. Ed. Michael W. Jennings, et al. Cambridge: Harvard UP, 2008. Bhagwati, Jagdish, and Alan S. Blinder. Offshoring of American Jobs. Cambridge: MIT P, 2009. Biron, Rebecca E., ed. City / Art: The Urban Scene in Latin America. Durham: Duke UP, 2009. Booker, M. Keith...

.... Vol. 17 of Open . Rotterdam : NAi . Muñoz José . 2003 . “Performing Greater Cuba: Tania Bruguera and the Burden of Guilt.” In Holy Terrors: Latin American Women Perform , edited by Taylor Diana Constantino Roselyn , 401 – 15 . Durham, NC : Duke University Press...

...” (1817), the prospect unfolds not so much outside as inside the poem’s language itself, which, while focusing intently on the fore- ground, makes visible a panoramic vista of Latinate and Anglo-Saxon vocabularies. “A filbert hedge with wildbriar overtwined / and clumps of woodbine taking the soft...

... and Latin aura refers to a gentle breeze or breath.1 Benjamin invokes this etymology when in “The Work of Art in the Age of Its Techno- logical Reproducibility” he defines aura directly: “To follow with the eye —​while resting on a summer afternoon —​a mountain range on the horizon or a branch...

..., the traditional line between Latin downtown and Anglophone uptown. A series of long boulevards purports to tell the story of New Orleans. From 2011 to 2013, I commuted by bike up Baronne Street from my apartment in downtown’s Seventh Ward to Tulane University. On the trip, I crossed over Martin Luther...

...- ization and Latin American Cinema (2016) and The Debt Age (2016), edited with Jeffrey Di Leo and Peter Hitchcock. Imre Szeman is University Research Chair of Communication Arts at the University of Waterloo. His most recent books include On Pet- rocultures: Globalization, Culture, and Energy (2019...

.... Austen Rosenfeld is originally from Los Angeles but currently lives in New York City. Her work has recently appeared or is forthcoming in Gulf Coast, Antioch Review, and AGNI. She received her BA degree from Stanford and is currently finishing her MFA at Colum- bia. She works as a Latin tutor...

... (2007). She is also the cofounder and editor of Public Books, at publicbooks.org. Gerardo Muñoz is a PhD candidate in literature and political thought at Princeton University. His dissertation studies the decline of hege- monic political principles of the Latin American state during the nine...