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Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , SIDE A. Toward a black feminist intellectual tradition in sound -- "Sister, can you line it out?": Zora Neale Hurston notes the sound -- Blues feminist lingua franca: Rosetta Reitz rewrites the record -- Thrice militant music criticism: Ellen Willis & Lorraine Hansberry's What might be -- SIDE B. Not fade away: looking after Geeshie & Elvie / L.V. -- "If you should lose me": of trunks & record shops & black girl ephemera -- "See my face from the other side": catching up with Geeshie and L.V. -- "Slow fade to black": black women archivists remix the sounds -- Epilogue: Going to the territory

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Note: First published by Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd 1978. Reprinted in Penguin Books 1991. Reprinted with a new afterword 1995. Reprinted with new preface 2003. Reissued in Penguin Classics 2019

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Note: "Millennials have been stereotyped as lazy, entitled, narcissistic, and developmentally delayed. In fact, they are the hardest working and most educated generation in American history, a generation that poured unprecedented amounts of time and money into preparing themselves for the 21st century market. Yet here they are: poorer, more medicated, more precariously employed, and with less of a social safety net than their parents or even their grandparents. To find out why, Malcolm Harris, himself a Millennial, decided to conduct a meticulous, data driven analysis of the cultural, technological, and (especially) economic forces over the past 40 years that have shaped Millennial lives. What he discovered, and the sense he made of it, will change how you see yourself, your country, and our future - whether you're a Millennial or not. Examining broad trends like the professionalization of childhood, runaway student debt, the rise of the intern, mass incarceration, social media, and more, Kids These Days charts the rise of an American ethos so normalized that we forget to notice it: the treatment of children as investments, and he dares us to confront the consequences when those children grow up. Gripping, mercilessly argued, and deeply informed, Kids These Days is essential reading, not only for Millennials but for anyone ready to take a hard look at how we got here and where we're headed if we don't change course fast"--

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Note: aus Vorwort S.10/11: "Internationale Tagung zu "Games of Empires - Kulturhistorische Konnotationen von Brettspielen in transnationalen und imperialen Kontexten" und Beiträge der Tagung in überarbeiteter und ergänzter Form

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Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Introduction: contesting British Chinese culture , The cultura politics of in/visibility: contesting 'British Chineseness' in the arts , One step forward, two steps back: dancing in the margins/on the border of oblivion , "A history written by our bodies": artistic activism and the agonistic Chinese voice of Mad For Real's performances at the end of the twentieth century , Testing, contesting , Manchester's Chinese Arts Centre: a case study in strategic cultural intervention , From South China to South London: a journey in search of home through fine art practice , The artist-photographer and performances of identity: the camera as catalyst , British Chinese cinema and the struggle for recognition, even on the margins , Cinema of displaced identity , The arts Britain utterly ignored: or, Arts Council revenue funding and state intervention in British East Asian theatre in the late 1990s and early 2000s , FACE: autobiographical theatre and cross-cultural considerations , British Chinese performance in minor transnational perspective

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Note: "This book of essays on British social and cultural history, eclectic, yet connected by similar themes and approaches, is in honour of Michael Edward Rose, Professor Emeritus at the University of Manchester." - Seite [1]

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Note: Revision and expansion of: Leksykon kultury amerykańskiej. 1996 , Literaturverzeichnis: Seiten 391-397

Note: Revision and expansion of: Leksykon kultury amerykańskiej. 1996

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Note: Literaturverz. S. [319] - 335

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Note: Literaturverz. S. 249 - 290

Note: Formerly CIP. - Includes bibliographical references (pages 151-164) and index

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Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Evolution and Victorian fiction , Between specimen and imagination : photography in the age of evolution , Early cinema and evolution , Evolution and victorian art , "I'm evolving!" : varieties of evolution on the Victorian stage , Dance and evolutionary thought in late Victorian discourse , The "non-Darwinian" revolution and the great chain of musical being , Development and display : progressive evolution in British Victorian architecture and architectural theory , Dramas of development : exhibitions and evolution in Victorian Britain , The popularization of evolution and victorian culture

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Note: Includes bibliographical references (page 151-164) and index. - What does an American studies scholar want? -- Songs that move hipsters to tears : Johnny Cash and the new melancholy -- German lessons : on getting over a lost supremacy -- Our turn : on Gen X, wearing vintage, and Neko Case -- Ties and a pistol : Faulkner, metropolitan fashion, and "the South" -- Flying without wings : race, civic branding, and identity politics in two twenty-first-century American cities -- In the garden

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Note: Rev. ed. of: Encyclopedia of Southern culture. 1991. -- "Sponsored by The Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi." , Includes bibliographical references and indexes

Note: Literaturverzeichnis ungezählte Seite 674 , Literaturangaben , Mit Register , pt. 1 Expansions : There are no visual media , pt. 1 Expansions :There are no visual media , The (in)human spatial condition : a visual essay ; Mapping non-conformity : post-bubble urban strategies , X-reality : interview with the virtual cannibal , On software, or the persistence of visual knowledge , Notes on the photographic image , Queer faces : photography and subcultural lives , Currents of worldmaking in contemporary art , Sublimated with mineral fury : prelim notes on sounding pandemonium Asia , The sea and the land : biopower and visuality from slavery to Katrina , pt. 2 Globalization, war and visual economy : (a) War and violence : The archaeology of violence : the king's head , On the actuarial gaze : from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib , American military imaginaries and Iraqi cities , Zeroing in : overhead imagery, infrastructure ruins, and datalands in Afghanistan and Iraq , What Greg Roberts saw : visuality, intelligibility, and sovereignty : 36,000km over the equator , Media and martyrdom , Live true life or die trying , (b) Attention and visualizing economy : Kino-I, Kino-world : notes on the cinematic mode of production , On virtuosity , Faking globalization , Creativity and the problem of free labor , It's easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism , Do it yourself geo-politics , pt. 3 The body, coloniality and visuality : (a) Bodies and minds : Optics , Blindness and visual culture : an eye witness account , Reduplicative desires , The persistence of vision , The body and/in representation , Forever modern : Mami Wata visual culture and history in Africa , (b) Histories and memories : The mobilized and virtual gaze in modernity : fl(c)Øneur/fl(c)Øneuse ; Tourism and "sacred ground" : the space of ground zero , Maps, mother/goddesses, and martyrdom in modern India , Museums in late democracies , The fact of blackness , The case of blackness , (c) (Post/de/neo)colonial visualities : Orientalism and the exhibitionary order , from The colonial harem , Vodun art, social history and the slave trade , Between cult and culture : Bamiyan, Islamic iconoclasm and the museum , The postcolonial constellation : contemporary art in a state of permanent transition , Urban warfare : walking through walls , pt. 4 Media and mediations : U.S. operating systems at midcentury : the intertwining of race and unix , Rethinking the digital age , The unworkable interface , On the superiority of the analog , Digital racial formations and networked images of the body , Imagination, multimodality and embodied interaction : a discussion of sound and movement in two cases of laboratory and clinical magnetic resonance imaging , The (in)human spatial condition : a visual essay ; Mapping non-conformity : post-bubble urban strategies , X-reality : interview with the virtual cannibal , On software, or the persistence of visual knowledge , Notes on the photographic image , Queer faces : photography and subcultural lives , Currents of worldmaking in contemporary art , Sublimated with mineral fury : prelim notes on sounding pandemonium Asia , The sea and the land : biopower and visuality from slavery to Katrina , pt. 2 Globalization, war and visual economy : (a) War and violence :The archaeology of violence : the king's head , On the actuarial gaze : from 9/11 to Abu Ghraib , American military imaginaries and Iraqi cities , Zeroing in : overhead imagery, infrastructure ruins, and datalands in Afghanistan and Iraq , What Greg Roberts saw : visuality, intelligibility, and sovereignty : 36,000km over the equator , Media and martyrdom , Live true life or die trying , (b) Attention and visualizing economy :Kino-I, Kino-world : notes on the cinematic mode of production , On virtuosity , Faking globalization , Creativity and the problem of free labor , It's easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism , Do it yourself geo-politics , pt. 3 The body, coloniality and visuality : (a) Bodies and minds :Optics , Blindness and visual culture : an eye witness account , Reduplicative desires , The persistence of vision , The body and/in representation , Forever modern : Mami Wata visual culture and history in Africa , (b) Histories and memories :The mobilized and virtual gaze in modernity : flâneur/flâneuse ; Tourism and "sacred ground" : the space of ground zero , Maps, mother/goddesses, and martyrdom in modern India , Museums in late democracies , The fact of blackness , The case of blackness , (c) (Post/de/neo)colonial visualities :Orientalism and the exhibitionary order , fromThe colonial harem , Vodun art, social history and the slave trade , Between cult and culture : Bamiyan, Islamic iconoclasm and the museum , The postcolonial constellation : contemporary art in a state of permanent transition , Urban warfare : walking through walls , pt. 4 Media and mediations :U.S. operating systems at midcentury : the intertwining of race and unix , Rethinking the digital age , The unworkable interface , On the superiority of the analog , Digital racial formations and networked images of the body , Imagination, multimodality and embodied interaction : a discussion of sound and movement in two cases of laboratory and clinical magnetic resonance imaging

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