Andrew Kincaid
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5131601 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Andrew Kincaid |
| PRENOMES | Andrew |
| SOBRENOME | Kincaid |
| ASSINATURA | KINCAID A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Florida International University |
| ORCID | 0009-0008-0028-7888 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1985 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Samuel Beckett's Radio Geographies
Throughout his work, Samuel Beckett interrogates the idea that voice is an authentic conduit for identity. Radio distorts, edits, and projects speech, and so broadcasting was a natural choice for his lifelong experiment. Both objects – radio and voice – are also fundamentally spatial. They distribute waves of sound across a given terrain. Beckett's interest in radio is abstract, in that the medium allows him to investigate general concerns about …
Down These Mean Streets
Down These Mean Streets":The City and Critique in Contemporary Irish Noir Andrew Kincaid (bio) At the start of the novel Sanctuary (2008), Jack Taylor, the hard-drinking, fast-talking Galwegian private eye, stands alone. He is rootless, despairing, and aging: "I was standing on the bridge that faces the Spanish Arch and the rain was pelting down, drenching me to the core.... I was soaked. And thinking. I should have been in America, even better d…
The Union's Cracks These Fissured Isles
Demilitarization and Security in El Salvador and Guatemala
The Salvadoran and Guatemalan cases correspond to a new model of public security that is widely shared across Latin America. The more localized processes of demilitarization in the two countries, moreover, appear to share a similar dynamic. In the midst of real reforms, however, the deterioration of public security as directly experienced by much of the population is cause for worry. An examination of the reforms established in the peace accords …
Comparative National Development
Feeding the Crisis
Sociology and development in the 1990s
Peasants into Rebels
The venerable conservative credentials of 'communitye' have been challenged vigorously and often in recent years. Perhaps nowhere has its conceptual renovation gone further than in studies of peasants and social change. Where once the solidarity of peasant communities was analyzed as an impediment to economic development and societal modernization, a growing body of work now portrays such solidarity as the basis of revolutionary upheaval from eig…
Alternative outcomes of reform
Sociology and development in the 1990s
Peasants into Rebels
The venerable conservative credentials of 'communitye' have been challenged vigorously and often in recent years. Perhaps nowhere has its conceptual renovation gone further than in studies of peasants and social change. Where once the solidarity of peasant communities was analyzed as an impediment to economic development and societal modernization, a growing body of work now portrays such solidarity as the basis of revolutionary upheaval from eig…
Demilitarization and Security in El Salvador and Guatemala
The Salvadoran and Guatemalan cases correspond to a new model of public security that is widely shared across Latin America. The more localized processes of demilitarization in the two countries, moreover, appear to share a similar dynamic. In the midst of real reforms, however, the deterioration of public security as directly experienced by much of the population is cause for worry. An examination of the reforms established in the peace accords …
Down These Mean Streets
Down These Mean Streets":The City and Critique in Contemporary Irish Noir Andrew Kincaid (bio) At the start of the novel Sanctuary (2008), Jack Taylor, the hard-drinking, fast-talking Galwegian private eye, stands alone. He is rootless, despairing, and aging: "I was standing on the bridge that faces the Spanish Arch and the rain was pelting down, drenching me to the core.... I was soaked. And thinking. I should have been in America, even better d…
Alternative outcomes of reform
Alternative outcomes of reform
Peasants into Rebels
The venerable conservative credentials of 'communitye' have been challenged vigorously and often in recent years. Perhaps nowhere has its conceptual renovation gone further than in studies of peasants and social change. Where once the solidarity of peasant communities was analyzed as an impediment to economic development and societal modernization, a growing body of work now portrays such solidarity as the basis of revolutionary upheaval from eig…
Sociology and development in the 1990s
Feeding the Crisis
Comparative National Development
Demilitarization and Security in El Salvador and Guatemala
The Salvadoran and Guatemalan cases correspond to a new model of public security that is widely shared across Latin America. The more localized processes of demilitarization in the two countries, moreover, appear to share a similar dynamic. In the midst of real reforms, however, the deterioration of public security as directly experienced by much of the population is cause for worry. An examination of the reforms established in the peace accords …
The Union's Cracks These Fissured Isles
Down These Mean Streets
Down These Mean Streets":The City and Critique in Contemporary Irish Noir Andrew Kincaid (bio) At the start of the novel Sanctuary (2008), Jack Taylor, the hard-drinking, fast-talking Galwegian private eye, stands alone. He is rootless, despairing, and aging: "I was standing on the bridge that faces the Spanish Arch and the rain was pelting down, drenching me to the core.... I was soaked. And thinking. I should have been in America, even better d…
Samuel Beckett's Radio Geographies
Throughout his work, Samuel Beckett interrogates the idea that voice is an authentic conduit for identity. Radio distorts, edits, and projects speech, and so broadcasting was a natural choice for his lifelong experiment. Both objects – radio and voice – are also fundamentally spatial. They distribute waves of sound across a given terrain. Beckett's interest in radio is abstract, in that the medium allows him to investigate general concerns about …
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