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That the firebrand, Orc-spirited Frenchman Andre Gide--Orc is the spirit of revolution in Blake's prophecies--translated both Whitman and Blake (and also their transvaluing soul-mate Friedrich Nietzsche) can come as no surprise.

What results is a smoothly amused and defiant transvaluing of civilitas.'6 The first qualities of a truly civil life, Marvell's speaker suggests, are a quiet and innocence that he chooses not to delimit.

Transvaluing Fried's horror at Tony Smith's sublime drive thorugh New Jersey, Burnham praises Levine s Clean Machine: "By means of an experience's ambulation through them, [Levine's environments] consistently alter their own degree of space-surface penetrability.

(51.) Nick Couldry, 'Transvaluing media studies: or, beyond the myth of the mediated centre', in J.

The dictionary defines transvaluing as reevaluating something in a way that repudiates accepted standards.

To understand cultural identities in terms of modes of affects means transvaluing all the coordinates of traditional culturalist account of identities.

The third option along the church/religion-state continuum is often referred to as transvaluing separation (Weber, 1982).

transvaluing can foreclose possibilities for working through by reifying