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Press, one of the most distinguished university presses in the United States, enriches lives arou... more Press, one of the most distinguished university presses in the United States, enriches lives around the world by advancing scholarship in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. its activities are supported by the UC Press Foundation and by philanthropic contributions from individuals and institutions. For more information, visit www.ucpress.edu.

Columbia University Press eBooks, Dec 31, 2007

GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies, 2005

... Using Marx's idea of surplus popula-tions, Ferguson notes hopefully that as forma... more ... Using Marx's idea of surplus popula-tions, Ferguson notes hopefully that as formations that transgress capitalist political economies, surplus populations become ... I never did learn precisely what Hedy Lamarr has to do with the thesis of Thomas W. Laqueur's massive history of ...

Interventions: International Journal of Postcolonial Studies, 2002

FLORIDA Contents  A review of statewide foreclosures by filing type  Demographic profiles of kn... more FLORIDA Contents  A review of statewide foreclosures by filing type  Demographic profiles of known foreclosed families & individuals  Foreclosure trends in selected major metropolitan areas  Maps of foreclosure filings in Cape Coral, Jacksonville, and Orlando 2 A Review of Statewide Foreclosure Filings A brief survey of news articles on foreclosures throughout the state of Florida is likely to leave one overwhelmed with potentially conflicting figures. In fact, many Floridians would probably not be surprised to read an article published by a major media outlet describing plummeting foreclosure rates one minute, and another documenting rising foreclosure rates the next. To better understand foreclosure trends throughout the state of Florida, SGS examined an exhaustive index of three primary indicators of foreclosure issued over a three year period (March 2006-February 2009). The first, Lis Pendens, indicates that legal action has been taken on a property. After receiving this notice, it is still possible for the mortgage holder to rectify the delinquent mortgage and avoid foreclosure. The second filing, Notice of Sale, notifies the mortgage holder than the property has been scheduled for foreclosure sale on a specified date. Real Estate Owned (REO) indicates that the bank or mortgage lender now owns the property, most commonly after the property fails to sell at auction. A brief comparison of Lis Pendens, Notices of Sale, and REO's sheds some light on one of the possible reasons for large disparities in reports on foreclosures. Since about March of 2007, there has been a growing gap in the number of Lis Pendens issued and the number of homes that eventually went to auction. One must take great care, therefore, in reporting on statewide foreclosure statistics. While reporting the number of Lis Pendens filed may reflect the number of foreclosure proceedings started, it does not necessarily reflect the number of homes that were eventually sold at auction.

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Rokeolliti inmunhak, Oct 31, 2010

Journal of Middle East Women's Studies, 2010

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University of California Press eBooks, Jul 11, 2019

International Journal of Middle East Studies, Apr 25, 2013

Cultural Dynamics, Jul 1, 2008

Increasingly today, Fanon's imagination of the postcolonial subject of difference is reconce... more Increasingly today, Fanon's imagination of the postcolonial subject of difference is reconceived in the mode of an international human rights discourse along the lines of reconciliation and reparations. South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission has become the paradigmatic instance of a state mechanism capable of inducing the change from nationalist to politico-social consciousness; so pervasive is its influence that Moroccan and Algerian commissions refer explicitly to the South African example and openly cite it as a model of reconciling the people. This article examines the ways that women's testimony of political violence is called upon in the nationalist postcolony to signify both a primitive sphere outside the boundaries of national memory and public debate and the progressive character of inclusion at the advent of the new state. This paradox is illustrated in the South African TRC's commitment to symbolic reparation and to providing a space for women's testimony despite the refusal of most women to testify. What conceptions of the human are naturalized in state-mandated projects of healing that depend upon such narratives? What new forms of subjection and resistance await the citizens of the modern postcolonial state? It is with these questions about the power of the symbol to deny `voice' while granting the rights of speech that I turn to Asia Djebar's Blanc de l'Algérie, Antjie Krog's Country of My Skull and Zoe Wicomb's David's Story as a counter to the politics of testimony.

Routledge eBooks, Nov 7, 2022

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Public Culture, 2001

If you really wish your country to avoid regression, or at best halts and uncer-tainties, a rapid... more If you really wish your country to avoid regression, or at best halts and uncer-tainties, a rapid step must be taken from national consciousness to political and social consciousness.1 At the height of nationalist struggles for decolonization in 1961, Frantz Fanon wrote this warning ...