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10. Reviews

Author

Samuel, Geoffrey

Published
2002

14. What Is It to Have Knowledge of Roman Legal Methods and Reasoning?

Author

Samuel, Geoffrey, Rahman, Shahid, Series Editor, Redmond, Juan, Managing Editor, van Eemeren, Frans H., Editorial Board Member, McConaughey, Zoe, Editorial Board Member, Street, Tony, Editorial Board Member, Woods, John, Editorial Board Member, Galvez-Behar, Gabriel, Editorial Board Member, Gazziero, Leone, Editorial Board Member, Laks, André, Editorial Board Member, Webb, Ruth, Editorial Board Member, Dubucs, Jacques, Editorial Board Member, Chemla, Karine, Editorial Board Member, Hansson, Sven Ove, Editorial Board Member, Coello, Yann, Editorial Board Member, Gregoire, Eric, Editorial Board Member, Prakken, Henry, Editorial Board Member, Recanati, François, Editorial Board Member, Heinzmann, Gerhard, Editorial Board Member, Smets, Sonja, Editorial Board Member, Sundholm, Göran, Editorial Board Member, Crubellier, Michel, Editorial Board Member, Gabbay, Dov, Editorial Board Member, Tulenheimo, Tero, Editorial Board Member, Contamin, Jean-Gabriel, Editorial Board Member, Fischer, Franck, Editorial Board Member, Ober, Josh, Editorial Board Member, Pichard, Marc, Editorial Board Member, Benis-Sinaceur, Hourya, Editorial Board Member, Armgardt, Matthias, editor, and Kvernenes, Hans Christian Nordtveit, editor

Published
2022
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31. The Affective Politics of Sound: How an Environmentalist Initiative Approaches Regeneration through Sound Healing.

Author

Wepfer, Elvira, Laplante, Julie, Samuel, Geoffrey, Sykes, Jim, and Titon, Jeff Todd

Subjects
ENVIRONMENTALISTS, PRACTICAL politics, ENVIRONMENTALISM, HEALING, CROSS-cultural studies, RENEWABLE energy sources
Abstract

Through regenerative environmentalism, the international ecoproject scene aims to re-create human-environment relations. To do so, eco-activists reject the dominant narrative of individuation that underlies capitalist resource extraction in favor of a notion of relationality that collaboratively cocreates all life. In Greece, as elsewhere, eco-activists assert that such regeneration of relationality necessitates personal transformation. Some of them aim to raise cognitive awareness of this situatedness through embodied practices of sound healing. Framed by integrative medicine and cross-cultural transcendental spirituality, such therapeutic employment of sound aims to restore and sustain an equilibrium of energy flow. I experientially explore two specific sound-healing practices, vowel meditation and gong therapy, to show how raising awareness of affect and experiencing the relational self beyond individuation inspires open-ended personal transformation. Employed for ecosocial change, such self-transformational efforts at once reproduce what they seek to overcome and challenge dominant narratives of duality and separation. As regenerative eco-activists employ a politics of the self for a politics of belonging, they render the notion of relationality political in ontological terms and produce an affective politics of sound. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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35. Mapping New Jerusalem : space, national identity and power in British espionage fiction 1945-79

Author

Goodman, Samuel Geoffrey and Murray, Alex

Subjects
823.92, popular fiction, Bond, Ian Fleming, Graham Greene, John le Carré, Espionage, Space, Identity, Sovereignty, power
Abstract

This thesis argues that the espionage fiction of Graham Greene, Ian Fleming and John le Carré published between 1945 and 1979 illustrates a number of discontinuities, disjunctions and paradoxes related to space, sovereignty and national identity in post-war Britain. To this effect, the thesis has three broad aims. Firstly, to approach the representations of space and sovereign power in the work of these authors published during the period 1945-1979, examining the way in which sovereign power produces space, and then how that power is distributed and maintained. Secondly, to analyse the effect that sovereign power has on a variety of social and cultural environments represented within spy fiction and how the exercise of power affects the response of individuals within them. Thirdly, to establish how the intervention of sovereign power within environments relates to the creation, propagation and exclusion of national identities within each author’s work. By mapping the application of sovereign power throughout various environments, the thesis demonstrates that the control of environment is inextricably linked to the sovereign control of British subjects in espionage fiction. Moreover, the role of the spy in the application of sovereign power reveals a paradox integral to the espionage genre, namely that the maintenance of sovereign power exists only through the undermining of its core principles. Sovereignty, in these texts, is maintained only by weakening the sovereign control of other nations.

Published
2012

40. Afterword

Author

Samuel, Geoffrey, Kawanami, Hiroko, editor, and Samuel, Geoffrey, editor

Published
2013
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41. Is Law a Fiction?

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Samuel, Geoffrey, Laporta, Francisco J., Series editor, Schauer, Frederick, Series editor, Spaak, Torben, Series editor, Del Mar, Maksymilian, editor, and Twining, William, editor

Published
2015
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