D Callahan
Biographic Data
| ID | 15011 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D Callahan |
| GIVEN NAMES | D |
| FAMILY NAME | Callahan |
| SIGNATURE | CALLAHAN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Aveiro |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4183-6691 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1932 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Decolonialidade em Quadrinhos: Uma visão Afrofuturista de Contos dos Orixás
Propõe-se o Afrofuturismo como chave de leitura para apontar Contos dos Orixás, de Hugo Canuto como uma expressão decolonial. A publicação assimila um elemento cultural - o estilo do quadrinista Jack Kirby - para desenhar a mitologia dos orixás numa perspectiva brasileira da cultura Yorùbá. A metodologia aplica o "cruzo" de Simas e Rufino para articular Afrofuturismo, Design e Estudos Culturais numa análise que lida com conhecimentos provenientes…
Boredom, Cohesion, and Transformation in Nick Drnaso’s Beverly
Nick Drnaso’s Beverly (2016) is a loosely-connected assemblage of graphic stories focused on suburban Midwest America. The stories appear to represent suburban life as so monotonous that experiencing intensity or meaningful interactions is almost impossible. One potential avenue to break the monotony is that of actively transforming the self, but transformative options are revealed to be superficial and ultimately unable to counter the experience…
Deterritorialization and the landscape of New Zealand video games
It is undeniable that video games are among the most important visual, narrative and affective forms of cultural production of the present. Although games are produced in different cultural locations, however, they are often not perceived as cultural productions which tell us something of the countries in which they are produced and consumed. The deterritorialization of such a significant cultural phenomenon has a bearing on video game production…
East Timor’s first film: Beatriz’s War , history and remediation
East Timor is a country of which the totality of feature films made in or about it are history films, including East Timor’s first locally controlled feature film, Beatriz’s War (East Timor-Australia, 2013). Beatriz’s War places at the centre of its story a historical event, but surprisingly remediates it through a French film set in the sixteenth century, The Return of Martin Guerre (1982). This article investigates the former’s use of the latte…
Race and identity in D.H. Lawrence: Indians, Gypsies, and Jews
"Race and identity in D.H. Lawrence: Indians, Gypsies, and Jews." Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 51(2), pp. 251–252
Canada’s humanitarian reach and Maggie Helwig’s Where She Was Standing
Canada’s official rhetoric situates the nation as one capable of perceiving and arbitrating upon humanitarian need on a global scale. Unofficial discourses confirm this perception of Canada’s humanitarian credentials. One unofficial discourse that tends to question official rhetoric, however, is that of fiction. This article examines the representation of humanitarian concerns in Canadian Maggie Helwig’s novel Where She Was Standing. The novel’s …
Consuming and erasing Portugal in the Lonely Planet guide to East Timor
The Australia-based Lonely Planet series of travel guides allies its pragmatic agenda of informing mostly Western travellers with a didactic project in which the traveller is partly inscribed within a discourse of solidarity with the struggles and identities of the peoples whose spaces and products are being consumed. The guidebook to East Timor is arguably a special case within the Lonely Planet series, given the fledgling nation's interpellatio…
History and Shame: East Timor in Australian Fictions
This essay examines a series of Australian texts in an attempt to perceive the ways in which East Timor has functioned as a test of the operation of Australian memory and the processing of national shame over the failure of the nation to aid a neighbouring people who had aided Australia at great cost during the Second World War. After introducing the notion of shame and the contrast between official Australian policy and public sentiment over the…
America's Crisis of Values: Reality and Perception
Journal Article America's Crisis of Values: Reality and Perception Get access America's Crisis of Values: Reality and Perception by Wayne E. Baker. Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, 2005. 312 pp. $35.00. David Callahan David Callahan Demos Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 120, Issue 4, Winter 2005, Pages 690–691, https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1538-165X.2005.tb01431.x…
There are no lost cities in Australia’: Losing and Finding Australia in the Work of Alan Moorehead
In the Australian in 1966 Alan Moorehead was claimed to be the author 'who has written more successful books than any other Australian' (Pocock, Alan Moorehead 275). In Michael Heyward's recent summary in Voices: 'Twenty-five years ago he was a household name like Patrick White or Sidney Nolan' (79). What might it have been about Moorehead, then, that had led to this level of respect? Situating him alongside White and Nolan suggests that his repu…
Unwinnable Wars: American Power and Ethnic Conflict
Acting in the Public Sphere and the Politics of Memory in Janette Turner Hospital
Saving Defense Dollars
Dangerous Capabilities: Paul Nitze and the Cold War
Journal Article Dangerous Capabilities: Paul Nitze and the Cold War. By David Callahan. (New York: Edward Burlingame/Harper & Row, 1990. xviii + 572 pp. $24.95.) Get access Charles M. Dobbs Charles M. Dobbs Metropolitan State College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 78, Issue 2, September 1991, Pages 736–737, https://doi.org/10.2307/2079670 Published: 01 September 1991
Dangerous Capabilities: Paul Nitze and the Cold War
Toward justice in health care
The demands of equity and efficiency require a program of universal\nhealth insurance in the United States through which all workers will be\nprovided by their employers with health insurance for themselves and their\ndependents, unemployment will no longer result in the loss of health insurance\nprotection, and federal standards for Medicaid eligibility will be instituted. \nIssues raised by the assessment of insurance coverage and establishment…
Abortion and the Relationship between Law and Morality
Our Sacrifice
Etudes De Theologie Mystique
The Mystery of Faith and Human Opinion Contrasted and Defined
Boredom, Cohesion, and Transformation in Nick Drnaso’s Beverly
Nick Drnaso’s Beverly (2016) is a loosely-connected assemblage of graphic stories focused on suburban Midwest America. The stories appear to represent suburban life as so monotonous that experiencing intensity or meaningful interactions is almost impossible. One potential avenue to break the monotony is that of actively transforming the self, but transformative options are revealed to be superficial and ultimately unable to counter the experience…
Unwinnable Wars: American Power and Ethnic Conflict
Toward justice in health care
The demands of equity and efficiency require a program of universal\nhealth insurance in the United States through which all workers will be\nprovided by their employers with health insurance for themselves and their\ndependents, unemployment will no longer result in the loss of health insurance\nprotection, and federal standards for Medicaid eligibility will be instituted. \nIssues raised by the assessment of insurance coverage and establishment…
Consuming and erasing Portugal in the Lonely Planet guide to East Timor
The Australia-based Lonely Planet series of travel guides allies its pragmatic agenda of informing mostly Western travellers with a didactic project in which the traveller is partly inscribed within a discourse of solidarity with the struggles and identities of the peoples whose spaces and products are being consumed. The guidebook to East Timor is arguably a special case within the Lonely Planet series, given the fledgling nation's interpellatio…
Saving Defense Dollars
The Mystery of Faith and Human Opinion Contrasted and Defined
Etudes De Theologie Mystique
Our Sacrifice
Abortion and the Relationship between Law and Morality
Toward justice in health care
The demands of equity and efficiency require a program of universal\nhealth insurance in the United States through which all workers will be\nprovided by their employers with health insurance for themselves and their\ndependents, unemployment will no longer result in the loss of health insurance\nprotection, and federal standards for Medicaid eligibility will be instituted. \nIssues raised by the assessment of insurance coverage and establishment…
Dangerous Capabilities: Paul Nitze and the Cold War
Journal Article Dangerous Capabilities: Paul Nitze and the Cold War. By David Callahan. (New York: Edward Burlingame/Harper & Row, 1990. xviii + 572 pp. $24.95.) Get access Charles M. Dobbs Charles M. Dobbs Metropolitan State College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 78, Issue 2, September 1991, Pages 736–737, https://doi.org/10.2307/2079670 Published: 01 September 1991
Dangerous Capabilities: Paul Nitze and the Cold War
Saving Defense Dollars
Acting in the Public Sphere and the Politics of Memory in Janette Turner Hospital
Unwinnable Wars: American Power and Ethnic Conflict
There are no lost cities in Australia’: Losing and Finding Australia in the Work of Alan Moorehead
In the Australian in 1966 Alan Moorehead was claimed to be the author 'who has written more successful books than any other Australian' (Pocock, Alan Moorehead 275). In Michael Heyward's recent summary in Voices: 'Twenty-five years ago he was a household name like Patrick White or Sidney Nolan' (79). What might it have been about Moorehead, then, that had led to this level of respect? Situating him alongside White and Nolan suggests that his repu…
America's Crisis of Values: Reality and Perception
Journal Article America's Crisis of Values: Reality and Perception Get access America's Crisis of Values: Reality and Perception by Wayne E. Baker. Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, 2005. 312 pp. $35.00. David Callahan David Callahan Demos Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Political Science Quarterly, Volume 120, Issue 4, Winter 2005, Pages 690–691, https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1538-165X.2005.tb01431.x…
History and Shame: East Timor in Australian Fictions
This essay examines a series of Australian texts in an attempt to perceive the ways in which East Timor has functioned as a test of the operation of Australian memory and the processing of national shame over the failure of the nation to aid a neighbouring people who had aided Australia at great cost during the Second World War. After introducing the notion of shame and the contrast between official Australian policy and public sentiment over the…
Consuming and erasing Portugal in the Lonely Planet guide to East Timor
The Australia-based Lonely Planet series of travel guides allies its pragmatic agenda of informing mostly Western travellers with a didactic project in which the traveller is partly inscribed within a discourse of solidarity with the struggles and identities of the peoples whose spaces and products are being consumed. The guidebook to East Timor is arguably a special case within the Lonely Planet series, given the fledgling nation's interpellatio…
Canada’s humanitarian reach and Maggie Helwig’s Where She Was Standing
Canada’s official rhetoric situates the nation as one capable of perceiving and arbitrating upon humanitarian need on a global scale. Unofficial discourses confirm this perception of Canada’s humanitarian credentials. One unofficial discourse that tends to question official rhetoric, however, is that of fiction. This article examines the representation of humanitarian concerns in Canadian Maggie Helwig’s novel Where She Was Standing. The novel’s …
Race and identity in D.H. Lawrence: Indians, Gypsies, and Jews
"Race and identity in D.H. Lawrence: Indians, Gypsies, and Jews." Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 51(2), pp. 251–252
East Timor’s first film: Beatriz’s War , history and remediation
East Timor is a country of which the totality of feature films made in or about it are history films, including East Timor’s first locally controlled feature film, Beatriz’s War (East Timor-Australia, 2013). Beatriz’s War places at the centre of its story a historical event, but surprisingly remediates it through a French film set in the sixteenth century, The Return of Martin Guerre (1982). This article investigates the former’s use of the latte…
Deterritorialization and the landscape of New Zealand video games
It is undeniable that video games are among the most important visual, narrative and affective forms of cultural production of the present. Although games are produced in different cultural locations, however, they are often not perceived as cultural productions which tell us something of the countries in which they are produced and consumed. The deterritorialization of such a significant cultural phenomenon has a bearing on video game production…
Boredom, Cohesion, and Transformation in Nick Drnaso’s Beverly
Nick Drnaso’s Beverly (2016) is a loosely-connected assemblage of graphic stories focused on suburban Midwest America. The stories appear to represent suburban life as so monotonous that experiencing intensity or meaningful interactions is almost impossible. One potential avenue to break the monotony is that of actively transforming the self, but transformative options are revealed to be superficial and ultimately unable to counter the experience…
Decolonialidade em Quadrinhos: Uma visão Afrofuturista de Contos dos Orixás
Propõe-se o Afrofuturismo como chave de leitura para apontar Contos dos Orixás, de Hugo Canuto como uma expressão decolonial. A publicação assimila um elemento cultural - o estilo do quadrinista Jack Kirby - para desenhar a mitologia dos orixás numa perspectiva brasileira da cultura Yorùbá. A metodologia aplica o "cruzo" de Simas e Rufino para articular Afrofuturismo, Design e Estudos Culturais numa análise que lida com conhecimentos provenientes…
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