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2022
Qin Lei discusses the neglected topic of the China-centred transnational internationalist movement that was initiated by Willi Münzenberg and his circle in “Conjuring a Battling China”. Münzenberg’s left-wing popular front campaign existed throughout the 1920s and 1930s.
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Qin Lei discusses the neglected topic of the China-centred transnational internationalist movement that was initiated by Willi Münzenberg and his circle in “Conjuring a Battling China”. Münzenberg’s left-wing popular front campaign existed throughout the 1920s and 1930s.
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Art Journal, 1993
What arguments-drawing upon forgotten eighteenth-century religious, educational, medical, and artistic polemics-might be mustered today to justify perceptual expertise? What proof can be offered to show that a specialization in visualization is not just a deceitful craft?
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What arguments-drawing upon forgotten eighteenth-century religious, educational, medical, and artistic polemics-might be mustered today to justify perceptual expertise? What proof can be offered to show that a specialization in visualization is not just a deceitful craft?
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This chapter explores police violence against Black women and the transformative potential of Black women's spiritual activism against police violence. The author interrogates the prevalence of police violence targeting Black cis and trans women like Sandra Bland, Breonna Taylor, Layleen Xtravaganza Cubilette Polanco, and others.
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1985
"The most consistently rewarding of the recent anthologies focusing on Afro-American women’s writing... " -Modern Fiction Studies"... successfully [exposes] the core of Black women’s writing and confidently [places] it within the American literary tradition." -Belles LettresBlack women have been writing and publishing fiction for more than a century ...
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"The most consistently rewarding of the recent anthologies focusing on Afro-American women’s writing... " -Modern Fiction Studies"... successfully [exposes] the core of Black women’s writing and confidently [places] it within the American literary tradition." -Belles LettresBlack women have been writing and publishing fiction for more than a century ...
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Conjuring Imposters: The Extraordinary Illusions of Mundanity
2021This chapter examines how entertainment magic and the notion of impostering can inform each other. It does so through considering how assessments of skill and perception are constituted in interactions between performers and audiences. A main plank of the argument derives from a self-study of the acquisition of skill.
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2023
This is the first single volume in either English or Russian on the representation of Pushkin in Yuri Tynianov’s novels. It demonstrates the percipience and originality of Tynianov’s concept of Pushkin’s personality and assesses Tynianov’s contribution to the Soviet historical novel.
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This is the first single volume in either English or Russian on the representation of Pushkin in Yuri Tynianov’s novels. It demonstrates the percipience and originality of Tynianov’s concept of Pushkin’s personality and assesses Tynianov’s contribution to the Soviet historical novel.
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The Conjure Woman and Other Conjure Tales
MELUS, 1999Melanie Levinson +2 more
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The Conjure Woman and Other Conjure Tales.
The Journal of American History, 1995Eric J. Sundquist +3 more
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2016
The promise of magic has always commanded the human imagination, but the story of industrial modernity is usually seen as a process of disenchantment. Drawing on the writings and performances of the so-called 'Golden Age Magicians' from the turn of the twentieth century, Chris Goto-Jones unveils the ways in which European and North American encounters ...
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The promise of magic has always commanded the human imagination, but the story of industrial modernity is usually seen as a process of disenchantment. Drawing on the writings and performances of the so-called 'Golden Age Magicians' from the turn of the twentieth century, Chris Goto-Jones unveils the ways in which European and North American encounters ...
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