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...Linda Lee Crosfield © 2007 the minnesota review 2007 14 the minnesota review Linda Lee Crosfield A Good Place to Start   Big old bird, pelican belly-beak stuffed with passengers who want want want and she’s in the galley...

...Ann Ryles © 2015 Ann Ryles 2015 Ann Ryles Start with Desire Dr. Jerome Predicts Dr. Jerome is my oncologist and I check in with him every three months now that my treatment is over. If you’re like most people you probably hope you never have to meet an oncologist in your life...

....” Starting in the early 1990s, however, a deep shift occurred in the way the body was interpreted. A new movement cast tremendous doubt on the hegemony of language and instead advocated a performative, pictorial, and affective approach — the so-called material turn — which encompassed all...

...Michelle M. Tokarczyk This article takes as its starting point the need for solidarity among working-class people and the fact that such solidarity often breaks down across racial lines. It reads Gran Torino and Frozen River as simultaneously disclosing class issues and erasing them, particularly...

... literature has much to tell us about our most pressing social, cultural, and political issues. This article takes as its starting point the racist backlash over Disney’s 2019 casting announcement for its 2023 feature film and the 2020 antiracist graffiti on The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen...

... interests then? You could have ended up having a much different course. Schamus I was lucky enough to have done my graduate work at the University of California at Berkeley starting in the early 80s, when you could have an interest in a lot of different things...

... . Creativity: Theories and Themes; Research, Development, and Practice . 2n d ed. San Diego, CA : Academic Press . Sternberg Robert J. 2020 . “ Creativity from Start to Finish: A ‘Straight-A’ Model of Creative Process and Its Relation to Intelligence .” Journal of Creative Behavior 54 , no. 2...

... was pretty and had the same red hair as Sam minus his swarthiness. I think it turned out that she d most likely drowned. Sam started complaining about work again. I still wasn t sure exactly what it was that he did. Something that involved transporting goods. Tariffs, imports that sort of thing. He didn t do...

... How did the Center for Working Class Studies get started? Was there a conscious plan from the start, or did some set of events set things in motion? Russo We started out simply to get a higher profile for what we were doing. In 1995 we had been teaching courses over at the union hall, courses...

..., a position which she held until 1987. There she founded a hotline for battered women, started a soup kitchen, and oversaw a lawsuit to fight racial discrimination in building low-income housing, among many other projects. Adams has lived in Dallas, Texas, since 1987, and she...

.... Williams What makes a university press? Why is it different from other publishers? How would you define the role of a university press? Zinner Start with a hard one, huh? For one thing—and I don’t mean this to sound utopian—university presses are fundamentally different...

... unicorn stew sign. He got popu- lar last year because his parents got divorced and his dad started buying him lots of great stuff, like ten-speeds and kites and gummy worms. Sometimes, when it’s really hot, Bev and me will go over to Walter’s house and do his big sprinkler, but mostly we don’t...

... was probably correct. But I didn’t think you had to go postmodernist to do that; I thuoght you could just be a good geographer, and you would automatically start dealing with the complicated differences you always encounter in large cities, the confusions of the street, which had always been...

... about to close up shop when this clown comes in and starts juggling.” Next to his bed is the plastic water pitcher he’s brought home from his last trip to the hospital. I shake it. Ice clicks at the sides as the water sloshes. “And the talent scout says he’s not interested. Packs up his...

... years now, the lon- gest I ve stayed at any employer, and at thirty with an associate s degree it s starting to look like this is where I should try to make a career of it. I tell my colleague Cora about the proposal while we take our extended coffee break in the staff room. No, she gasps, thwacking...

..., 2016. Janell Watson  Your father was an activist in trade unions and in the Labour Party. Did his activism inspire you? John Rees  I guess the environment at home sort of gave me a certain set of values. I think it was probably not until I started becoming political minnesota review 89...

.... It was a round of printers' strikes originally in England that started the price hikes, but then that got caught up with libraries no longer buying everything here. People cite a time when libraries would buy anything a university press published. I don't know if such a golden age ever existed...

... to performance, from film to visual and digital art. What this means, in short, is I am starting a bookstore. As I write this article, I have begun to take the first steps toward opening a bookstore and arts space in my small town in rural Pennsylvania. They re small steps, so far, and this article is but one...

... to exasperated as I could ever get with Pastor. My ear hurt from holding the phone against it with my shoulder. My hands, slick with mayonnaise, drummed at the kitchen table. I’d been mixing up a batch of tuna for sandwiches and the wooden spoon wasn’t getting it done fast enough so I started using my...

... for the review while a PhD student in literary and cultural studies at Carnegie Mellon University. Williams To start, I want to ask about the trajectory of feminist criticism in the US. It seems that you were at key places at key times—you studied French at Columbia in the early...