Patrick Crowley
Biographic Data
| ID | 549675 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patrick Crowley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patrick |
| FAMILY NAME | Crowley |
| SIGNATURE | CROWLEY P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University College Cork |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3423-1179 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Introduction the Temporal Politics of Anticolonial Aesthetics
This essay aims at developing a critical intervention in the politics of time of anticolonial aesthetics. Engaging with recent debates on cultural activism and postcolonial and decolonial studies, our main objective is to examine the ways in which anticolonial cultural analysis and production keeps nurturing contemporary processes of progressive social transformation. We argue that anticolonialism should not be bounded to a specific historical mo…
Temporalities. Algerian Revolutions
In the wake of Algeria’s “black decade” of violence in the 1990s, references to a star (or nedjma in Arabic) came to be inscribed and contextualised within a diverse range of novels. Its function varies but seems in every case to prompt a reflection on Algeria’s revolutionary past and its uncertain present. Such novels include Malika Mokeddem, Les Hommes qui marchent (1999), Salim Bachi, Le Chien d’Ulysse (2001), Mourad Djebel, Les Sens interdits…
Algerian Cultural Production Sixty Years after Independence
Traces of empire
Jean-Paul Kauffmann is a travel writer whose work obliquely interrogates his long and difficult confinement as a hostage in Beirut from May 1985 to 4 May 1988. His work engages, in part, with sites and traces of French imperialism that sponsor a reflection upon confinement and freedom and on a self that is ruptured from the past and in search of the reparative. This article examines traces of French colonialism within Kauffmann's work, tracking t…
Maria Flood, France, Algeria and the Moving Image. Screening Histories of Violence 1963-2010 (Cambridge
Validation of a Short-Form Version of the Danish Need for Recovery Scale against the Full Scale
A short-form NFR scale, consisting of three items from the Danish NFR Scale, seems to be an appropriate substitute for the full nine-item scale
Introduction. Travel, colonialism and encounters with the Maghreb
the Orient [...] it transposes, it turns everything on its head. (Fromentin 1999, 146)Are the modalities and inscription of European encounters with the “otherness” of the Maghreb always subordinated
Literatures in French Today
This article draws on Pierre Bourdieu's analysis of the relationship between contemporary developments in print-capitalism - such as the vertical integration of means of production and distribution - and the literary avant-garde, and takes it in two directions. The first questions the extent to which these developments have, or have not, weakened the hold of Parisian publishers - and the dominance of French literature - on literatures in French p…
Memmi and Béji
Since the 1950s and the period of decolonization, intellectuals in the francophone world have addressed the legacy of humanism. Frantz Fanon, amongst others, wrote on the possibilities of a new humanism and of ‘new man’ in a decolonized world. This humanism to be constructed, this humanism to come, was faced with the difficulty of how to negotiate the legacy of the European tradition of humanism and the conceptually constructed tension between pa…
Mediterranean Travels
Understanding Derrida
Edited by Jack Reynolds and Jonathan Roffe. New York — London, Continuum, 2004. 168 pp. Pb £17.99. This is Derrida as understood by scholars from Departments of Philosophy and English in the Anglophone world. The editors have organized this volume around twelve themes — language, metaphysics, religion, the subject, politics, ethics, the decision, translation, religion, psychoanalysis, literature, art — and follow these thematic concepts with a se…
Operational Lessons of the Mesopotamia Campaign, 1914–18
In Mesopotamia a safe game must be played. 1 A force of 13,000 British and Indian troops surrendered to a Turkish Army at Kut‐el Amara, Mesopotamia, now Iraq, on 29 April 1916. No fewer than 7,000
Paul Ricœur
European integration and monetary unification
It is generally accepted that European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) is driven mainly by political rather than economic forces, although the economics literature in this area has focused largely on the economic dimensions rather than the interaction between economic and political factors. This paper explores the interaction between the political driving forces behind further integration in Europe and the perceptions of economic benefits to be…
Paul Ricœur
Literatures in French Today
This article draws on Pierre Bourdieu's analysis of the relationship between contemporary developments in print-capitalism - such as the vertical integration of means of production and distribution - and the literary avant-garde, and takes it in two directions. The first questions the extent to which these developments have, or have not, weakened the hold of Parisian publishers - and the dominance of French literature - on literatures in French p…
Memmi and Béji
Since the 1950s and the period of decolonization, intellectuals in the francophone world have addressed the legacy of humanism. Frantz Fanon, amongst others, wrote on the possibilities of a new humanism and of ‘new man’ in a decolonized world. This humanism to be constructed, this humanism to come, was faced with the difficulty of how to negotiate the legacy of the European tradition of humanism and the conceptually constructed tension between pa…
Operational Lessons of the Mesopotamia Campaign, 1914–18
In Mesopotamia a safe game must be played. 1 A force of 13,000 British and Indian troops surrendered to a Turkish Army at Kut‐el Amara, Mesopotamia, now Iraq, on 29 April 1916. No fewer than 7,000
European integration and monetary unification
It is generally accepted that European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) is driven mainly by political rather than economic forces, although the economics literature in this area has focused largely on the economic dimensions rather than the interaction between economic and political factors. This paper explores the interaction between the political driving forces behind further integration in Europe and the perceptions of economic benefits to be…
Paul Ricœur
Operational Lessons of the Mesopotamia Campaign, 1914–18
In Mesopotamia a safe game must be played. 1 A force of 13,000 British and Indian troops surrendered to a Turkish Army at Kut‐el Amara, Mesopotamia, now Iraq, on 29 April 1916. No fewer than 7,000
Understanding Derrida
Edited by Jack Reynolds and Jonathan Roffe. New York — London, Continuum, 2004. 168 pp. Pb £17.99. This is Derrida as understood by scholars from Departments of Philosophy and English in the Anglophone world. The editors have organized this volume around twelve themes — language, metaphysics, religion, the subject, politics, ethics, the decision, translation, religion, psychoanalysis, literature, art — and follow these thematic concepts with a se…
Mediterranean Travels
Literatures in French Today
This article draws on Pierre Bourdieu's analysis of the relationship between contemporary developments in print-capitalism - such as the vertical integration of means of production and distribution - and the literary avant-garde, and takes it in two directions. The first questions the extent to which these developments have, or have not, weakened the hold of Parisian publishers - and the dominance of French literature - on literatures in French p…
Memmi and Béji
Since the 1950s and the period of decolonization, intellectuals in the francophone world have addressed the legacy of humanism. Frantz Fanon, amongst others, wrote on the possibilities of a new humanism and of ‘new man’ in a decolonized world. This humanism to be constructed, this humanism to come, was faced with the difficulty of how to negotiate the legacy of the European tradition of humanism and the conceptually constructed tension between pa…
Introduction. Travel, colonialism and encounters with the Maghreb
the Orient [...] it transposes, it turns everything on its head. (Fromentin 1999, 146)Are the modalities and inscription of European encounters with the “otherness” of the Maghreb always subordinated
Validation of a Short-Form Version of the Danish Need for Recovery Scale against the Full Scale
A short-form NFR scale, consisting of three items from the Danish NFR Scale, seems to be an appropriate substitute for the full nine-item scale
Maria Flood, France, Algeria and the Moving Image. Screening Histories of Violence 1963-2010 (Cambridge
Traces of empire
Jean-Paul Kauffmann is a travel writer whose work obliquely interrogates his long and difficult confinement as a hostage in Beirut from May 1985 to 4 May 1988. His work engages, in part, with sites and traces of French imperialism that sponsor a reflection upon confinement and freedom and on a self that is ruptured from the past and in search of the reparative. This article examines traces of French colonialism within Kauffmann's work, tracking t…
Introduction the Temporal Politics of Anticolonial Aesthetics
This essay aims at developing a critical intervention in the politics of time of anticolonial aesthetics. Engaging with recent debates on cultural activism and postcolonial and decolonial studies, our main objective is to examine the ways in which anticolonial cultural analysis and production keeps nurturing contemporary processes of progressive social transformation. We argue that anticolonialism should not be bounded to a specific historical mo…
Temporalities. Algerian Revolutions
In the wake of Algeria’s “black decade” of violence in the 1990s, references to a star (or nedjma in Arabic) came to be inscribed and contextualised within a diverse range of novels. Its function varies but seems in every case to prompt a reflection on Algeria’s revolutionary past and its uncertain present. Such novels include Malika Mokeddem, Les Hommes qui marchent (1999), Salim Bachi, Le Chien d’Ulysse (2001), Mourad Djebel, Les Sens interdits…
Algerian Cultural Production Sixty Years after Independence
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