freedom is dependent on French Augustinian ontologies of sin and that love is impossible for the Sartrean subject of Being and Nothingness . 2 In this article, I will consider the extent to which Sartre maintains the same position in Saint Genet , to
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‘Master, Slave and Merciless Struggle’
Sin and Lovelessness in Sartre's Saint Genet
Kate Kirkpatrick
In Sartre Studies International
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- 01 Jun 2019
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- 22–34 (13 total)
The Aesthetic of Desire and the Feminine Path of Individuation
The Case of Forough Farrokhzad
Mahdieh Vali-Zadeh
, along with her path of individuation as a woman with agency and voice. This article starts with the aesthetic of sin , where Forough recycles the masculine narrative of sin in her own way, particularising and feminising it. The article then analyses
In Anthropology of the Middle East
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- 01 Dec 2021
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- 110–127 (18 total)
Noncitizens’ Rights
Moving beyond Migrants’ Rights
Sin Yee Koh
Abstract
In this reflective essay, I argue that it is timely to think of noncitizens’ rights rather than migrants’ rights per se. Using insights gained from my research on expatriates in Brunei and Malaysia, I show how expatriates become institutionalized as perpetual noncitizens and therefore systematically excluded from the assemblage of rights afforded to “recognized” residents. In other words, like their relatively underprivileged migrant counterparts, expatriates are also subjected to differentiated rights tied to their noncitizen status. Linking this insight to my reading of recent scholarship on “forced transnationalism” and “hierarchies of deservingness,” I discuss how these conceptual tools could be useful in advancing a research agenda on noncitizens’ rights. Finally, I reflect on the role universities can play in supporting and advancing this agenda.
‘Are We Coming to Make a Documentary or a Surrealist Film?’
Demythifying Luis Buñuel’s Tierra sin pan in Fermín Solís’s Buñuel en el laberinto de las tortugas
Marc Ripley
Spanish region of Las Hurdes, close to the Portuguese border, to film a short documentary film on the lives of its inhabitants. Titled Tierra sin pan [Land without bread], Buñuel’s 1933 account of the struggle to survive in that desolate, unforgiving
In European Comic Art
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- 01 Mar 2017
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- 110–125 (16 total)
Jessica Belue Buckley and Søren S. E. Bengtsen
their specific questions related to the pursuit of leading a paradigm shift towards sustainability in higher education. Jessica Belue Buckley University of Louisville Sónia Cardoso, Orlanda Tavares, Cristina Sin and Teresa Carvalho (eds
In Learning and Teaching
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- 01 Mar 2021
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- Book Review
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- 114–119 (6 total)
John Gillespie and Katherine Morris
Now , at seventy-four. Fittingly enough, in between come reflections on sin and love and on the ageing body. As a result, we can get a sense of how Sartre's thinking changes and develops throughout his career and is always engaged, right to the end
Alexandra Wright
the Sins of the World’, was set to music by Handel, Telemann and Stoetzel, among others. Both were written for Good Friday in two parts: Part I before and Part II after the sermon. Like their predecessors, the music and words of Bach's Passions
In European Judaism
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- 01 Mar 2020
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- 105–119 (15 total)
Emanuel Stelzer
’ Shakespeare refers to the contemporary practice of communal desecration and denigration of suicide, which was then regarded both as one of the most terrible sins a Christian could commit and as a felony, being described as a crime ‘against Nature, against God
Migrantes y vida pública en Cuba
Estrategias transnacionales de ciudadanos cubanos residentes en Ecuador
Liudmila Morales Alfonso and Liosday Landaburo Sánchez
, que facilitaba la confiscación, sin indemnización y a favor del Estado, de los bienes “abandonados” por quienes emigraban del país. Las tensiones entre los Gobiernos de Cuba y Estados Unidos se acrecentaban; el presidente Kennedy convirtió en total
In Regions and Cohesion
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- 01 Dec 2017
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- Research Article
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- 8–29 (22 total)
From Villainous Letch and Sinful Outcast, to “Especially Beloved of God”
Complicating the Medieval Leper through Gender and Social Status
Christina Welch and Rohan Brown
, weakness, and ugliness. 46 The leper becomes a social text, corruption made visible through a male emblem of decay, 47 enforcing the church teaching that sin was often the cause of bodily disease. Banished from the community the leper was a social outcast
In Historical Reflections/Réflexions Historiques
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- 01 Mar 2016
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- Research Article
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- 48–60 (13 total)