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... Press . Wright Eric Olin . 2010 . Envisioning Real Utopias . London : Verso . Tom Moylan Steps of Renewed Praxis Tracking the Utopian Method It is a situation that endows the waiting with a kind of breathlessness, as we...

... trajectories. It examines the tension between the universalizing aspiration of the common as a political project and the particular social situations of the commons. It emphasizes the commons as praxis, that is, as a practice that takes place in the world without being reducible to place. In doing so, it also...

...Peter Hitchcock; Christian P. Haines; Christian P. Haines; Peter Hitchcock These theses are meant not as the final word on the concept or praxis of the commons but as words inspiring readers to imagine alternatives to the status quo. They cover topics including social reproduction, the knowledge...

... in which the not-happy subject is prevented from forming any kind of investment—thereby becomes a way to envision a form of praxis particular to the not-happy subject. The essay also suggests that greater attention to the need for critical “triage” when analyzing the relative intellectual recuperability...

... of Beirut in 1982. Palestinian modernist novels emerge in this context both to mark the end of Arab and Palestinian praxis and to resist its revolutionary recoil. Jabra Ibrahim Jabra and Abdelrahman Munif's coauthored novel World without Maps (1982) and Jabra's The Other Rooms (1986) are discussed...

...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...

... and Method: Poetics and Praxis (which, coincidently, was published the same year The O Reilly Factor premiered), Andrews sug- gested that the very operation of language is heavily inflected with ideological and normative proscriptions that we as everyday writers and readers do not detect, inviting a level...

... it energizes us to action, but also because it values manifestation, embodiment as praxis and as antidote to representation. Yet it may not be willing to endorse all it embodies. Wark's materialist scenario is familiar, but because it is written under the sign of Deleuze as well as under...

... on “human social structures” and that it puts forward, on the one hand, the dialectical praxis of human labor as the basis of value and, on the other hand, the mode of production, brought about by collective labor, as the basis of social organization. According to Bennett, this makes historical...

.../ . McMahon Ada . 2013 . “ ‘Where Are You From?’ Excerpts from Deep Dialogue in New Orleans .” Bridge the Gulf Project (blog) , May 3 , bridgethegulfproject.org/node/754?page=6 . Praxis Strategy Group . 2015 . “ Who We Are .” www.praxissg.com/about . Accessed January 16. Robertson...

..., and liberation and worked toward a critical transformation of the term. They have explored creativity as counterknowledge, yes, but also as counterknowledge critically reflecting on itself in a performative approach that involves a focus on praxis, responsiveness, and/or transformation. Elaine Frantz opens...

...: An Interview with Orrin N. C. Wang ,” Romantic Circles, Praxis series , www.rc.umd.edu/praxis/mitchell/interview/mitch-interview.html ( accessed April 7, 2012 ). Sheng Anfeng Reading between Images and Worlds An Interview with W. J. T. Mitchell W. J. T. Mitchell is known for his...

.../Abandonment.” In The Praxis of Sense: On Jean-Luc Nancy and the Political , edited by Dejanovic Sanja , 245 – 71 . Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press . Belinfante Josh Blyth Hannah Simonsen Emma . 2008 . “San Precario.” Art Intervention , October 5...

... include: expanding the concepts and practices of justice to the more-than-human world, in particular more-than-human inclusion in politics; transforming moral imaginaries through praxis, ritual, and story; and concepts and practices of responsibility. She is author of Summertime, Reflections...

..., this entanglement is given “as a for-itself [pour-soi] that is precarious, finite, finitized, singular, singularized, capable of bifurcat- ing into stratified and deathly repetitions or of opening up processu- ally from a praxis that enables it to be made ‘habitable’ by a human project” (Guattari [1989] 2008...

... an epochal necessity, always as well a prescription of the ethical kind, as it appears here and there in your own texts, even on the level of expression. For example, you write in Being Singular Plural that “’the thought’ of ‘us’ is a praxis and an ethos: the staging of co...

... represent, for Goldstein, the difference between a theoretically-oriented and a praxis-oriented version of post-Marxism. Foucault thus emerges as the first and foremost post-Marxist thinker to date. If this is true and if we are forced to abandon the notion of a unified social totality...

.... Neither must we cease emphasizing the dissymmetry between, on the one hand, fascisms which proceed from an affirmation of the essence of the community, and, on the other hand, communisms which declare the community to be a praxis and not a substance. No degree of self-deceit...

... potentiality and actuality is an important one and does not resolve itself in an opposition between thought and action, 78 the minnesota review even if the immediacy of crisis might seem to place a necessary depen- dence on conventional activism over futurity, or the exigency of praxis over theoretical fluency...

... of praxis that at once bind and are bound by violence. Herein, the literary and political are cast as two distinctive fields that nonethe- less mediate one another —​hence her exploration of three landmark texts whose time of composition spans twenty-five hundred years, in order to unveil at once...