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Lies And Life: The Other Italians, Charles Lemert

Fast Capitalism

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"Privatized" Militarism: A New Era?, Carl Boggs

Fast Capitalism

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The Disintegration Of Fordism And The Transformation Of Black Anti-Semitism In America, 1945-2005, Mark P. Worrell

Fast Capitalism

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The War Between N+1 And The Elegant Variation, Or When Production Overlooks Consumption In The Literary Political Economy, Elisabeth Chaves

Fast Capitalism

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Torture And Absolution: The Shadow Twin Towers Of Atro/City, Cynthia Haynes

Fast Capitalism

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"Say It Loud, I'M Black And I'M Proud": Organizing Since Katrina, Diane Harriford, Becky Thompson

Fast Capitalism

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Saying Something Or Having Something To Say: Attention Seeking, The Breakdown Of Privacy, And The Promise Of Discourse In The Blogosphere, Gloria E. Jacobs

Fast Capitalism

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Revolutionary Industry And Digital Colonialism, D.E. Wittkower

Fast Capitalism

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Full Issue, Fast Capitalism Editorial Team

Fast Capitalism

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Disagreeing Preemptive/Prophylaxis: From Philip K. Dick To Jacques Ranciere, Irving Goh

Fast Capitalism

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The Other Frankfurt School, Mark P. Worrell

Fast Capitalism

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The Political Economy Of Knowledge: Neglecting Political Economy In The Age Of Fast Capitalism (As Before), Robert Babe

Fast Capitalism

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Landscapes Of The Social Relations Of Production In A Networked Society, Robert Goldman, Stephen Papson, Noah Kersey

Fast Capitalism

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"Second Nature": Advertising, Metaphor And The Production Of Space, Shane Gunster

Fast Capitalism

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Pattern Recognition In Fast Capitalism: Calling Literary Time On The Theorists Of Flux, Paul Taylor

Fast Capitalism

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Biotech Barbeque: A Regulatory Figuration And Policy Making, Rob Shields, Carrie Sanders

Fast Capitalism

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The Art Of The Accident: Paul Virilio And Accelerated Modernity, Steve Redhead

Fast Capitalism

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Volume 14 Masthead

American Indian Law Journal

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Sin, Grace, And Conversion In C. S. Lewis’S The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe, Christopher Varga

Sehnsucht: The C. S. Lewis Journal

Was C. S. Lewis Pelagian? While his apologetic works make skillful use of the concept of free will, some worry that he takes the emphasis on free will too far, allowing no room for God's gracious intervention in works such as The Great Divorce and The Problem of Pain. This essay seeks to challenge a Pelagian characterization of Lewis. It argues that there is in Lewis’s theology a dialectic in which the burden for damnation rests solely with the sinner’s own free choice, and yet where God is solely to praise for actively rescuing the saved, resembling a single …

Discovering C. S. Lewis’S Argument From Awe Against Philosophical Naturalism, Piotr Bylica

Sehnsucht: The C. S. Lewis Journal

Although Clive Staples Lewis’s (1898–1963) works on the intersection of philosophy and religion were aimed at a broader readership and are indeed well-known among the general public, they are also valued among professional philosophers and theologians alike, especially those focusing on the relations between theism, atheism, and naturalism. His three most popular arguments against naturalism are the Argument from Reason, the Moral Argument, and the Argument from Desire. In that context, the present article aims to show that Lewis actually made use of a fourth type of argument against philosophical naturalism that has so far escaped identification. Since this argument …

C. S. Lewis And The Argument From Reason, Elijah Mcclanahan

Sehnsucht: The C. S. Lewis Journal

This essay surveys and demonstrates that the "argument from reason" is a dominant methodological theme in the apologetics of C. S. Lewis.

C. S. Lewis And Artificial Intelligence: An Ai Ethics Problem, Justin E. Edgerly

Sehnsucht: The C. S. Lewis Journal

This paper demonstrates that the quest for safe and ethical AI is undermined by much of the philosophy, implicit and explicit, in AI literature and undergirding AI research and development. C. S. Lewis’s writings provide a prescient and penetrating critique of this philosophy and point toward a “regenerate science” that addresses the present need for wisdom in AI development. This paper contributes to the field of AI ethics by presenting several Lewisian concerns about the nature, application, and undergirding philosophy of current and future AI technologies, as well as a Lewisian perspective on the requirements for safe and ethical AI.

The Destiny Of The Mind, East And West, William S. Haas

Hannah Arendt Marginalia - All

London, Faber and Faber [1956]

Call #: B799 .H15 1956

Contais marginalia, underlining and marginal lining

PDF Information: 124 Pages - 63.1 MB

The Helms-Burton Act And The Wto Challenge: Making A Case For The United States Under The Gatt National Security Exception, Klinton W. Alexander

Florida Journal of International Law

This article analyzes the legality of the Helms-Burton Act under the WTO and GATT rules, with particular emphasis on the national security exception and the use of this exception by the United States to justify its policy towards Cuba and its trading partners. Part one describes the contextual background and specific events leading up to the passage of the Helms-Burton Act and its four key provisions. Part II discusses the international reaction to the passage of Helms-Burton and the growing dissatisfaction among the United States major trading partners with the use of unilateral economic sanctions as a primary tool of …

Real-Time Intrinsic State Analysis Of Neural Networks Via Instrumented Characteristic Regions, Johannes Start, John Lunney

Defensive Publications Series

This document describes systems and methods for analyzing the internal state of neural networks, such as large language models, during production-level inference. Some existing analysis techniques may rely on extrinsic, black-box analysis of model outputs, which can be slow, costly, and may not detect certain performance degradations. The described technology can involve an offline process to identify and calibrate sparse characteristic regions within a model's architecture, where specific activation patterns may correlate with high-level internal states. During runtime, lightweight counters can be instrumented into the model's computational graph to measure activations within these regions, potentially with low performance overhead. This …

On The Arabic Language And Its Horizons: Visions And Conceptions, Abdelali Al Ouadghiri

SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism

This article examines the status of Arabic and its prospects by probing what “protection”, “development”, and “advancement” mean in Arab constitutions and how such provisions can be converted into workable policies. It adopts an analytical approach that differentiates between standard Arabic and local vernaculars, sets out five prevalent conceptions, and subjects them to critical examination. The study argues that quantitative optimism about speaker numbers and official spread conceals qualitative risks: a widening diglossic gap, pressures of linguistic globalization, colonial afterlives, weak scientific and digital presence, and absent enforcement in key sectors. It counters the view that safeguarding the Qur’an alone …

Scientific Research In Geography In Morocco: Origins, Challenges And Perspectives, Anass Benichou, Said Abannay

SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism

Geographical research in Morocco plays a strategic role in understanding territorial transformations, urban expansion, rural migration, and climate-related challenges. Since the colonial period, the discipline has evolved from descriptive mapping to an applied science integrated within national universities. Moroccan geographers have contributed to sustainable resource management, urban planning, and major development projects, linking scientific knowledge with public policy. Despite these advances, the field faces structural, financial, and methodological constraints, limiting its international visibility and practical impact. The adoption of digital tools such as GIS, remote sensing, and artificial intelligence has enhanced predictive and analytical capacities. Future development depends on methodological …

Editorial (English), Chouaib Halifi

SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism

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Economic Activities And Gender Inclusiveness. A Case Of Maize Production In Tanzania And Integrated Research Review, Mirau Ndetaulwa Mbise

Tanzania Journal of Sociology

This study examines the participation of men and women in agricultural operations. The study aligns appropriately with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal number five and the importance of engendering development regardless of the nation’s development level. Data were gathered using survey questionnaires and Integrated Research Review (IRR) techniques, and the production function was estimated. Results indicate that male-headed households dominated in the study area. A significant increase in maize production was observed, with more women participating. However, women's engagement in crucial agricultural activities was low. IRR indicates that female-headed households produce less compared to male-headed households. Females spent more time …

How Do Women Maintain Access To Land In The Context Of Multiple Land Users In Contemporary Rural Tanzania?, Rose George Mbezi, Rosemarie Mwaipopo

Tanzania Journal of Sociology

Rural Tanzania is increasingly experiencing a growing heterogeneity of land users, driven by demographic shifts, socio-economic changes, and policy transformations, all of which influence women's ability to maintain secure access to land. Customary practices such as marriage, inheritance, and communal property access are now being practiced alongside statutory frameworks, including land policies and the transformation of communal land into private property, often influenced by economic investments and land acquisitions. Although legislative frameworks have been established to facilitate land access for both men and women, they remain insufficient, as women continue to face challenges in sustaining access to land amidst the …