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,decontested concepts (i.e. the people and popular sovereignty) are again subjected to contestation. The ambiguity of populist ideology leaves much space for the democratic paradox. In turn, populist ideologues could, with ease, re-raise or even assert distinct and even

much higher, to the extent that almost half of all African American males became members of the jobless poor. 28 Such multifaceted urban restructuring transformed South Central Los Angeles into a “negative space.” 29 The flight of large chain

/or osteologically. 16 In the face of such different ideas about underlying concepts as well as the actual practice of war, the main function of applying the term universally across time and space appears to be its superficial simplicity, its familiarity, and its

’s thesis one step further. He contends that the reason so many violent institutions succumbed within a short space of time was that they were slain by a “coherent philosophy” that emerged during the Enlightenment. 9 In talking about the Enlightenment

, Eileen P. Sullivan, “Liberalism and Imperialism: J. S. Mill’s Defense of the British Empire,” Journal of the History of Ideas 44, no. 4 (1983): 599–617. 15 John Stuart Mill, Considerations on Representative Government (New York: Create-Space, 2014), 4

distinguishes these supernatural women from Guinevere, who wields influence only in the limited indoor spaces of her husband’s castle. Conversely, the fairy lady’s damsels rescue Lanval in response to the collapse of his horse and, later, all the fairies arrive

, “Space and Gender in the Later Medieval English House,” Viator 42, no. 2 (2011): 232. 33 Elizabeth Ewan, “Disorderly Damsels? Women and Interpersonal Violence in Pre-Reformation Scotland,” Scottish Historical Review 89, no. 2 (2010): 157, 171. 34

books and his failure to show any curiosity about the sources behind his statistics, Pinker has fallen into the exact same trap. 14 Without question, Pinker’s objective is praiseworthy. Tracking rates of violence over timeand space holds much promise

African continent. Fort Hare provided the unique space in which ideas and arguments played out. As a member of the Student Representative Council and ANC Youth League, Sobukwe felt that Fort Hare should be a barometer of African thought and was quick to

://www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca/eng/1100100010189/1100100010191 (accessed 30 March 2016 ). Green , J. 2007 . Making Space for Indigenous Feminism . Halifax : Fernwood Press . Hunt , S. 2014 . ‘ Ontologies of Indigeneity: The Politics of Embodying a Concept ’, cultural geographies 21