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Immanentism, Double Abjection, and the Politics of Psyche in (Post)Colonial Taiwan
Liu, Joyce C. H.
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Duke University Press – Sep 1, 2009by Yoshinori Kobayashi's graphic history On Taiwan , (Shin G manism Sengen Supesharu—Taiwan Ron) which appeared in 2001, and the discourse of self-effacement and self-abjection present in many literary texts ...
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Food Safety and the Abject: Mad Cow Disease and a Racist Rhetoric of Contamination in the Southwest
Houston, Lynn Marie
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Duke University Press – Apr 1, 2008Lynn Marie Houston Food Safety and the Abject: Mad Cow Disease and a Racist Rhetoric of Contamination in the Southwest In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, discourse on sexuality ...
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Regulating The Abject
Ringrose, Jessica; Walkerdine, Valerie; Biographies, Show
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The Food Industry and Self-Regulation: Standards to Promote Success and to Avoid Public Health Failures
Sharma, Lisa L.; Teret, Stephen P.; Brownell, Kelly D.
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American Public Health Association – Feb 1, 2010ways. Ceding regulation to industry carries opportunities but is highly risky. In some industries (e.g., tobacco), self-regulation has been an abject failure, but in others (e.g., forestry and marine ...
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“Like as My Profile”: Of Monuments, Money, and Political Caricature in Spring 1784
Mudge, Bradford
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Duke University Press – Sep 21, 2011the proliferation of paper could always reanimate the âproblematic of representation,â the late eighteenth century was characterized less by abject fear and more by an acquiescence to a newly ânaturalizedâ ...
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Naming our sexualities: Secular constraints, Muslim freedoms
Ewing; Katherine Pratt
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Berghahn Books – Mar 1, 2011in former colonized societies such as Pakistan, but also within the global postcolonial order that includes the West. The colonial administration of social differentiation through sexual regulation in turn ...
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Burn: The Radical Disappearance of Kathy Change
Shahadi, Joseph
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MIT Press – Jun 1, 2011present â and disappears into memory, into the realm of invisibility and the unconscious where it eludes regulation and controlâ (1993:148). Embedded in this argument is the singular, immediate ...
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Socio-spatial stigmatization and the contested space of addiction treatment: Remapping strategies of opposition to the disorder of drugs
Smith, Christopher B.R.
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Elsevier – Mar 1, 2010the body of the (methadone) ‘addict’ as abject agent of infection and the clinic as a site of contagion. Exploring the dialectical, socio-spatial interplay between the body of the addict and the social body ...
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Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: The Postracial Horizon
Hesse, Barnor
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Duke University Press – Jan 1, 2011of the colonial. What this suggests is that the early formulations of racism as a concept either overlooked or dismissed the possibility of conceptualizing the ways in which colonial regulation and racial ...
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Neglect of Duty and Breach of Trust Ancient offences in the modern battle against impunity in the public service
Terrence F. Williams
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Emerald Publishing – Oct 12, 2010, will often not be prosecuted unless there is evidence of bribery or illicit benefit. This difference in approach is inexplicable as both cases present as instances of abject neglect causing significant harm ...
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