Michael M Hall
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 125469 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Michael M Hall |
| NOMBRES | Michael M |
| APELLIDO | Hall |
| FIRMA | HALL M M |
| AFILIACIONES | Converse College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0448-2890 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1973 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
On the Other Shore
John Galante invites his readers to enter a now almost entirely vanished world, that of the Italian South Atlantic as it existed during the early twentieth century. Immigrants in the three cities he studied—Buenos Aires, Montevideo, and São Paulo—established a variety of ties linking themselves to Italy but also to one another. In fact, Galante has uncovered two Italian worlds in the South Atlantic. One was sponsored or at least encouraged by the…
Hip Hop’s Musical Horizon of Hope in Dark Times
Prompted by the shocking death of George Floyd (who once freestyled with Houston’s legendary Screwed Up Click), this short reflection explores how hip hop’s revolutionary soundscapes and consciousness might serve as a utopian beacon in our dark times. It argues that this artistic movement not only creates new musical and political spaces for cultural creativity, critique, and resistance, but also continues to serve—through its Black prophetic fir…
Trabajos y trabajadores en América Latina (siglos XVI-XXI)
Book Review| February 01 2021 Trabajos y trabajadores en América Latina (siglos XVI–XXI) Trabajos y trabajadores en América Latina (siglos XVI–XXI). Coordinated and compiled by Romano, Rossana Barragán. Organized by Rance, Amaru Villanueva and Machicado Murillo, Cristina. Historia Laboral. La Paz: Vicepresidencia del Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia, 2019. Photographs. Figures. Tables. Notes. Bibliographies. 574 pp. Paper. Michael M. Hall Michael …
Death in June and the Apoliteic Specter of Neofolk in Germany
The musical aesthetics of neofolk has held a significant place within Germany's dark alternative scene since the early 1980s. With its keen interest in paganism, dark romanticism, and völkisch mysticism, this genre is often associated with right-wing ideologies. Neofolk has been accused by some of creating acceptable social spaces for fascist cultural ideals, and by others for harnessing contradictory right-wing messages as new modes of aesthetic…
In Memoriam
Auscultating Again
David Montgomery in Brazil
David Montgomery's semester as a Fulbright lecturer at the State University of Campinas, Brazil, in 1986 proved quite memorable. Bela Bianca, a member of the anthropology department who had known David and Marty when she was on a postdoctoral grant at Yale, made the initial contacts. A few specialists here had read Workers' Control in America at the time, but his work was not yet widely known in Brazil. However, questions about the labor process …
Stick it in Your Ear
Through a sustained critique of the iPod and discourse about it, this essay advances a psychoanalytic rhetoric of music that characterizes listening experiences in terms of two psychical economies: the psycho-somatic or experiential and the symbolic. We argue that these economies work together to produce the fantasy of a "sonorous envelope," a re/presentation of losing one's self in music. Because the dis/pleasurable experience of the sonorous en…
From the "Power of the Norm" to "Flexible Normalism"
From the "Power of the Norm" to "Flexible Normalism":Considerations after Foucault Jürgen Link (bio) Translated by Mirko M. Hall (bio) One of the most frequently quoted and thereby well-known dicta of Foucault is that his theory is a "toolbox"—this remark will certainly not be entirely perverted if I simply relate it, as it so often happens, to tinkering with theory. Even so, I would not like to spare you its rather cultural-revolutionary wording…
The Normalistic Subject and Its Curves
First, a current discursive event that deserves to be called more than simply "molecular": on September 2, 2000, the (Springer) Bildzeitung headlined its issue with a downward-moving grey, white, and red serpentine curve that illustrated the rate of the euro from its beginning at $1.18 to its then current position at $.90. On the curve, three small golden-blue euros, in each of which a crack is forming, roll into the valley of the curve—at the bo…
The introduction of free labour on São Paulo coffee plantations
The Clarte Group in Brazil
The idea of an ) provoked enthusiasm in a number of countries toward the end of the First World War (1). The origins of the project go back at least to the efforts of Romain Rolland in 1916-1917 to rally intellectuals against war. After considerable negotiation, the Clarte organization was finally launched in 1919, by Henr; Barbusse, Raymond Lefebvre, Paul Vaillant-Couturier, and others, with the support of a distinguished list of intellectuals f…
Italianos em São Paulo (1880-1920)
This article deals with Italian immigrants in São Paulo between 1880 and 1920. Most were brought at state expense to supply cheap labor for the coffee plantations. The grim conditions they encountered are described and analysed. Italian immigrants also formed the first industrial working class in the city of São Paulo, and the article seeks to consider some implications of this fact
Reformadores de classe média no Império brasileiro
1o parágrafo do artigo) O termo "classe média" tem uma acepçäo bastante ambigua, e o seu uso tem sido täo controvertido no Brasil como em outros paises do mundo. Diversos estudiosos já notaram que as mudangas económicas que ocorreram no final do século passado, em particular a expansão da economia de exportação, criaram certas condições no Brasil que causaram o crescimento de camadas sociais intermediárias compostas nem de trabalhadores manuais, …
Immigration and the Early Säo Paulo Working Class
A Survey of Brazilian and Argentine Materials at the Internationaal Instituut Voor Sociale Geschiedenis in Amsterdam
The International Instituut Voor Sociale Geschiedenis, or International Institute of Social History, located in Amsterdam, is well known as one of the world's leading centers for research on the history of labor movements and leftist political parties. It is also a major depository of archival material. However, scholars have largely neglected the Institute's extraordinary collection of Latin American materials. The purpose of this article is to …
The introduction of free labour on São Paulo coffee plantations
The Normalistic Subject and Its Curves
First, a current discursive event that deserves to be called more than simply "molecular": on September 2, 2000, the (Springer) Bildzeitung headlined its issue with a downward-moving grey, white, and red serpentine curve that illustrated the rate of the euro from its beginning at $1.18 to its then current position at $.90. On the curve, three small golden-blue euros, in each of which a crack is forming, roll into the valley of the curve—at the bo…
Auscultating Again
Stick it in Your Ear
Through a sustained critique of the iPod and discourse about it, this essay advances a psychoanalytic rhetoric of music that characterizes listening experiences in terms of two psychical economies: the psycho-somatic or experiential and the symbolic. We argue that these economies work together to produce the fantasy of a "sonorous envelope," a re/presentation of losing one's self in music. Because the dis/pleasurable experience of the sonorous en…
A Survey of Brazilian and Argentine Materials at the Internationaal Instituut Voor Sociale Geschiedenis in Amsterdam
The International Instituut Voor Sociale Geschiedenis, or International Institute of Social History, located in Amsterdam, is well known as one of the world's leading centers for research on the history of labor movements and leftist political parties. It is also a major depository of archival material. However, scholars have largely neglected the Institute's extraordinary collection of Latin American materials. The purpose of this article is to …
Reformadores de classe média no Império brasileiro
1o parágrafo do artigo) O termo "classe média" tem uma acepçäo bastante ambigua, e o seu uso tem sido täo controvertido no Brasil como em outros paises do mundo. Diversos estudiosos já notaram que as mudangas económicas que ocorreram no final do século passado, em particular a expansão da economia de exportação, criaram certas condições no Brasil que causaram o crescimento de camadas sociais intermediárias compostas nem de trabalhadores manuais, …
A Survey of Brazilian and Argentine Materials at the Internationaal Instituut Voor Sociale Geschiedenis in Amsterdam
The International Instituut Voor Sociale Geschiedenis, or International Institute of Social History, located in Amsterdam, is well known as one of the world's leading centers for research on the history of labor movements and leftist political parties. It is also a major depository of archival material. However, scholars have largely neglected the Institute's extraordinary collection of Latin American materials. The purpose of this article is to …
Immigration and the Early Säo Paulo Working Class
Reformadores de classe média no Império brasileiro
1o parágrafo do artigo) O termo "classe média" tem uma acepçäo bastante ambigua, e o seu uso tem sido täo controvertido no Brasil como em outros paises do mundo. Diversos estudiosos já notaram que as mudangas económicas que ocorreram no final do século passado, em particular a expansão da economia de exportação, criaram certas condições no Brasil que causaram o crescimento de camadas sociais intermediárias compostas nem de trabalhadores manuais, …
Italianos em São Paulo (1880-1920)
This article deals with Italian immigrants in São Paulo between 1880 and 1920. Most were brought at state expense to supply cheap labor for the coffee plantations. The grim conditions they encountered are described and analysed. Italian immigrants also formed the first industrial working class in the city of São Paulo, and the article seeks to consider some implications of this fact
The Clarte Group in Brazil
The idea of an ) provoked enthusiasm in a number of countries toward the end of the First World War (1). The origins of the project go back at least to the efforts of Romain Rolland in 1916-1917 to rally intellectuals against war. After considerable negotiation, the Clarte organization was finally launched in 1919, by Henr; Barbusse, Raymond Lefebvre, Paul Vaillant-Couturier, and others, with the support of a distinguished list of intellectuals f…
The introduction of free labour on São Paulo coffee plantations
From the "Power of the Norm" to "Flexible Normalism"
From the "Power of the Norm" to "Flexible Normalism":Considerations after Foucault Jürgen Link (bio) Translated by Mirko M. Hall (bio) One of the most frequently quoted and thereby well-known dicta of Foucault is that his theory is a "toolbox"—this remark will certainly not be entirely perverted if I simply relate it, as it so often happens, to tinkering with theory. Even so, I would not like to spare you its rather cultural-revolutionary wording…
The Normalistic Subject and Its Curves
First, a current discursive event that deserves to be called more than simply "molecular": on September 2, 2000, the (Springer) Bildzeitung headlined its issue with a downward-moving grey, white, and red serpentine curve that illustrated the rate of the euro from its beginning at $1.18 to its then current position at $.90. On the curve, three small golden-blue euros, in each of which a crack is forming, roll into the valley of the curve—at the bo…
Stick it in Your Ear
Through a sustained critique of the iPod and discourse about it, this essay advances a psychoanalytic rhetoric of music that characterizes listening experiences in terms of two psychical economies: the psycho-somatic or experiential and the symbolic. We argue that these economies work together to produce the fantasy of a "sonorous envelope," a re/presentation of losing one's self in music. Because the dis/pleasurable experience of the sonorous en…
David Montgomery in Brazil
David Montgomery's semester as a Fulbright lecturer at the State University of Campinas, Brazil, in 1986 proved quite memorable. Bela Bianca, a member of the anthropology department who had known David and Marty when she was on a postdoctoral grant at Yale, made the initial contacts. A few specialists here had read Workers' Control in America at the time, but his work was not yet widely known in Brazil. However, questions about the labor process …
In Memoriam
Auscultating Again
Death in June and the Apoliteic Specter of Neofolk in Germany
The musical aesthetics of neofolk has held a significant place within Germany's dark alternative scene since the early 1980s. With its keen interest in paganism, dark romanticism, and völkisch mysticism, this genre is often associated with right-wing ideologies. Neofolk has been accused by some of creating acceptable social spaces for fascist cultural ideals, and by others for harnessing contradictory right-wing messages as new modes of aesthetic…
Hip Hop’s Musical Horizon of Hope in Dark Times
Prompted by the shocking death of George Floyd (who once freestyled with Houston’s legendary Screwed Up Click), this short reflection explores how hip hop’s revolutionary soundscapes and consciousness might serve as a utopian beacon in our dark times. It argues that this artistic movement not only creates new musical and political spaces for cultural creativity, critique, and resistance, but also continues to serve—through its Black prophetic fir…
Trabajos y trabajadores en América Latina (siglos XVI-XXI)
Book Review| February 01 2021 Trabajos y trabajadores en América Latina (siglos XVI–XXI) Trabajos y trabajadores en América Latina (siglos XVI–XXI). Coordinated and compiled by Romano, Rossana Barragán. Organized by Rance, Amaru Villanueva and Machicado Murillo, Cristina. Historia Laboral. La Paz: Vicepresidencia del Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia, 2019. Photographs. Figures. Tables. Notes. Bibliographies. 574 pp. Paper. Michael M. Hall Michael …
On the Other Shore
John Galante invites his readers to enter a now almost entirely vanished world, that of the Italian South Atlantic as it existed during the early twentieth century. Immigrants in the three cities he studied—Buenos Aires, Montevideo, and São Paulo—established a variety of ties linking themselves to Italy but also to one another. In fact, Galante has uncovered two Italian worlds in the South Atlantic. One was sponsored or at least encouraged by the…
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