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Hiroko Masuike for The New York Times
Forty years ago, Chinese food for many Americans was egg rolls, chop suey and drinks with paper umbrellas. Then it was General Tso's chicken and sesame noodles.
But over the past decade, as large communities of people from India, Peru, Korea, Trinidad and Guyana have formed in New York and elsewhere, ideas of what Chinese food can be have expanded.
"I call them second-generation Chinese restaurants," said Cheuk Kwan, who has directed a documentary film about the spread of Chinese restaurants around the world.
Dishes like chili-spiked, deep-fried chicken lollipops, which are a Chinese-Indian specialty, and lo mein topped with chunks of peppery jerk chicken are what Chinese food is now to many.
New York City's first hyphenated version of the cuisine - after Chinese-American, of course - was Chinese-Cuban, which arrived in the 1960's, when thousands of Cubans of Chinese descent came to New York after Fidel Castro's rise to power.
Seafood soups, fried rice with pork, scallions and tiny shrimp, and chicharrones de pollo - chicken cut into small pieces and deep-fried in the Cantonese style - were and are standbys.
Over the years, as more Americans have visited China and more Chinese have immigrated to the United States, more authentic versions of Chinese food have come to town on a gust of hot chilies, Sichuan peppercorns and bean paste. Restaurants serving the cuisines of Taiwan, Shanghai and Fujian have opened in the city's burgeoning Chinatowns - Flushing in Queens and Sunset Park and Homecrest in Brooklyn.
When New York's young Korean-Americans go out for Chinese food, they often eat ja jiang mien, boiled noodles in a rich meat sauce, mixed with Korean brown bean paste and studded with Chinese fermented black beans.
In Elmhurst, Queens, La Union, a Peruvian chifa (slang for Chinese restaurant), serves platters of chancho, a Hispanic rendering of char siu, Chinese for roast pork.
The roots of these hybrid Chinese cuisines around the world are the same as those of Chinese food in America. Millions of Chinese men, most of them from the province Guangdong (formerly known in English as Canton), left China in the late 19th and early 20th century. Only men were allowed to leave the country, often by becoming indentured workers to companies in need of cheap labor in the Caribbean, Southeast Asia and South America.
Professional cooks were usually not among the emigrants, so the earliest Chinese restaurants outside China were started by men with little knowledge of cooking and a desperate need to improvise with local ingredients. The dishes they came up with, like chop suey, have long since been dismissed as "not Chinese" by scholars of the culture.
But Chinese food has never been quite what outsiders think it is.
"The term Chinese food represents an area four times larger than Western Europe and the eating habits of more than a billion people," Mr. Kwan said. "You could say that there is really no such thing as Chinese food."
Eugene Anderson, a professor of anthropology at the University of California, Riverside, and author of "The Food of China," disagreed. "Chinese food is defined by a flavor principle of soy sauce, ginger, garlic and green onions" and methods including stir-frying and steaming, he said. "Once you get too far away from those rules, it is no longer Chinese." — Excerpted and adapted from "Craving Hyphenated Chinese," by Julia Moskin, The Times, Sept. 21, 2005. The entire article is below.
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LRDG: Considering the Learners' Perspectives on Testing Situations in Literacy Educatio, 4 November 2014
Wish You Were Here (the Whitehall Edition): Graduate Opportunities with the Civil Service, 30 October 2014
LRDG:Traces of school in teenagers' online writing, 28 October 2014
Seminar Series - Out of the Shadows? A Relational Approach to Young Women's HE Transitions, 22 October 2014
LRDG: Writing assessment and literacy practices: Reflections about how to include a social approach towards literacy in the assessment of writing, 21 October 2014
Seminar Series - Princesses with beards: gender flexible identities in early childhood pedagogy., 15 October 2014
Joint LRDG and LIP session: 'English a foreign tongue': The 2011 Census in England and the misunderstanding of multilingualism, 13 October 2014
Worlds of Literacy 2.0, 26 September 2014
Researching Higher Education: 20 years of the Doctoral Programme in Educational Research, 12 September 2014
Higher Education Close Up 7, 21 July 2014
Researching Trafficking : a Lancaster research day, 3 July 2014
Social Justice and Wellbeing in Education Reading Group, 18 June 2014
Seminar Series - Learning Trajectories, Violence and Empowerment amongst Adult Basic Skills Learners, 4 June 2014
Identity and Learning in Schools. What do we know?, 23 May 2014
50 Years on from Robbins: The emerging centrality of student engagement and partnership, 22 May 2014
Penny-Pinching Pedagogy: Gendering 'poverty porn' and the romances of austerity and thrift., 20 May 2014
Seminar Series - Creating a Community Open Online Courses (COOCs) model to explore the implications for Popular Education approaches in online space, 7 May 2014
Seminar Series - Higher Education in Wales: An account of devolution to date and an outline of current policy developments, 30 April 2014
Seminar Series - Paying lip-service to speaking and listening skills: Oral storytelling and the hegemony of literacy practices in primary school, 19 March 2014
Educational Technology Conference, 27 February 2014
Seminar Series - Professions, Professional Knowledge and the Professional Curriculum, 26 February 2014
Seminar Series - 'Disgusting celebrities': Celebrity motherhood and the cultural politics of austerity, 5 February 2014
Enabling Gender Responsive and Equity Focused Evaluation, 31 January 2014
Seminar Series - Current and Future Possibilities in Mobile Technology and Autism Education, 22 January 2014
4th postgraduate conference for Science and Technology Studies, 9 January 2014
Digital Literacy Webinar: Textual Practices in the New Media Digital Landscape - Messing with Digital Literacies, 5 December 2013
Seminar Series - iTEC Innovative technologies for engaging classrooms. Supporting teachers to develop their pedagogical practices using technology, 20 November 2013
Seminar Series - SynergyNet: Exploring the potential of a multi-touch classroom for teaching and learning, 13 November 2013
Seminar Series - "You care for them all year then you kill them": school farms and transformative learning, 16 October 2013
Can Technology Serve Social Justice?, 10 July 2013
Seminar Series - Beyond what works: Towards a theoretical framework to understand and improve student retention and success in higher education, 19 June 2013
Charles Bazerman: Intersections of Genre, Intertextuality, and Evidence in Academic Writing: Textual, Historical, Social, Cognitive, Theoretical, and Pedagogical, 11 June 2013
LRDG jointly with Educational Research Seminar Series - Taking numbers to task: exploring PISA data on reading engagement, 28 May 2013
LRDG: Greek crisis and stance-taking on Facebook, 14 May 2013
LRDG: Bronwyn Williams: Finding a Way In: Literacy, Popular Culture, and Points of Participation, 7 May 2013
Seminar Series - Failing the Challenge of Institutional Evaluation: How and Why Managerialism Flourishes, 1 May 2013
Seminar Series - "Build me a role model!" A critical exploration of the perceived qualities/characteristics of men in the early years (0-8), 20 March 2013
Seminar Series - To be seen and to learn, without being seen to learn: A study of underachievement and identity-negotiation among privileged young men in upper-secondary school, 13 March 2013
LRDG: Critical ethnographic research of literacy practices used in youth community-based organisations in Québec: what ethical concerns?, 5 March 2013
LRDG: Connections and disconnections on home and school literacy practices in Chile, 26 February 2013
Seminar Series - Raking up the past of academic work, 20 February 2013
LRDG: 'Points of View: reflections on a virtual world in a classroom (or was it a classroom in a virtual world)'?, 19 February 2013
Seminar Series - 6.2.13 SEMINAR CANCELLED, 6 February 2013
Seminar Series - Silent and Strange voices: Why are there so few women Vice Chancellors?, 23 January 2013
LRDG: Narratives and Evaluation in 'The Murder of Stephen Lawrence' Wikipedia Article, 15 January 2013
Getting published in the Journal of Gender Studies, 6 December 2012
'Share your research - Networking session', 5 December 2012
LRDG: Beyond Starbucks: the monolingual, multilingual and multimodal discourses of product packaging, 4 December 2012
LRDG: Reading and discussion session, 27 November 2012
Seminar Series - "Probably the most educational thing you will ever see": What do young men learn from pornography?, 21 November 2012
LRDG: Imagining literacy: The politics of representation, 20 November 2012
Seminar Series - Much ado about affordances: Implications for researching technological affordances, 14 November 2012
LRDG: A tale of two contexts: A discussion of the school literacies of the Old Colony Mennonites, 6 November 2012
LRDG: Vernacular literacies and Facebook: A case study of mobile multilingual resources in online writing, 30 October 2012
Seminar Series - Intersections of 'race', class and gender in the social and political identifications of young Muslims in England, 24 October 2012
A debate with Aditya Chakrabortty, The Guardian, 23 October 2012
LRDG: Constructing a Culture: the poetic response to the environment of an early-nineteenth-century Cumbrian dry-stone-waller, 23 October 2012
Seminar Series - Rethinking the Quality of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education in terms of Students' Engagement with Academic Knowledge, 17 October 2012
LRDG: #iamscience: Solidarity and boundaries on science twitter, 16 October 2012
LRDG: Methodological challenges in analysing an online debate: the case of a planning application for a Gothic cathedral, 9 October 2012
LRDG - An auto-ethnographic account of social and cultural practices around cookery books: critical and transformative learning over time, 26 June 2012
Seminar Series - Lost in transition? The changing labour market and young people not in education, employment or training, 20 June 2012
LRDG - The Academic Writing Zone in LUMS: our experience of introducing a faculty-based peer writing mentor scheme, 19 June 2012
LRDG - Harry Potter and Boys' Literacies, 12 June 2012
Seminar Series - Skills & competencies required by career practitioners to develop internet-based practice, 6 June 2012
Bryan Maddox: Desert Deviants: Ethnography, Camels, Fast Food, ANT, and Item Response Theory in the Mongolian Gobi, 29 May 2012
Seminar Series - The Politics of Representation: Constructing Public Narratives of Literacy through Image, Number & Voice, 9 May 2012
LRDG - Learning at the ends of life: Multimodality and identity in an intergenerational art program, 8 May 2012
Enriching early childhood literacy curricula and practice - a dialogue with Canada. One day conference., 7 May 2012
Seminar Series - Truths, Lies, Sex and Stories? Researching Allegations of Sexual Misconduct Made Against School Teachers, 2 May 2012
LRDG - Writer's stance and the interaction of practices, 24 April 2012
Seminar Series - Navigating Liminality: The Experience of Distance in Doctoral Education (Thesis Working Title), 21 March 2012
Crossing borders: an exploration of transnational 'readability' and 'comparability' of university qualifications, 20 March 2012
Seminar Series - Technology, determinism and learning: exploring different ways of being digitally literate, 14 March 2012
Looking at Picturebook Covers Multimodally: The Case of Two-Mum and Two-Dad Picturebooks, 13 March 2012
"We use Facebook to chat in lectures, of course!" Exploring a Facebook group as a new space transforming higher education, 6 March 2012
Seminar Series - "Powerful children and powerless adults": Gendered Power Relations Within a Child-Centred Discourse in an Indonesia Kindergarten, 29 February 2012
Literacy practices in everyday life and in second language education, 28 February 2012
Applying Psychology in Education in the 21st Century, 27 February 2012
Seminar Series - Reconceptualising space in learning, 22 February 2012
Seminar Series - Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET), 8 February 2012
LRDG: The contextualisation of linguistic and textual analysis, 31 January 2012
Seminar Series - Can the peer group help to counteract cyberbullying? How research can inform practice, 25 January 2012
Seminar Series - The place of 'voice' in collaborative online learning: A phenomenology., 7 December 2011
The Roles of Education and Educational Research in Promoting Social Justice - Charles Clarke, 1 December 2011
LRDG - Translating education policy into practice: using Actor-Network Theory to explore practitioners' literacy practices, 29 November 2011
Data in schools - an upcoming event, 24 November 2011
Seminar Series - Judgements on value: how can we conceptualise evaluative practices in Higher Education?, 23 November 2011
LRDG - What can ethnomethodology do for academic literacies?, 22 November 2011
Seminar Series - Young people and violence: gendered understandings of violence and discourses of acceptability, 16 November 2011
LRDG - Local literacies at the corner store: Catechism, cantaloupe and calico at Mennomex, 15 November 2011
LRDG: How texts travel across space and time: African Readings of The Pilgrim's Progress, 1 November 2011
Seminar Series - The Making of Higher Education International Partnerships: Evaluating the Nation to Nation Approach, 26 October 2011
Literacy Research Discussion Group: Phonics or Fun?, 25 October 2011
Seminar Series - The impact of a haptics environment on students' learning: the hapTEL experience, 12 October 2011
Networked Learning 2012 Preconference Online Hot Seats, 10 October 2011
Seminar Series - Desperately seeking independence. Some implications of student experience of the transition into Lancaster University for an understanding of motivational goal structures., 8 June 2011
Literacy Research Discussion Group: Competing Discourses Embedded in a Dyslexic Child's Story Writing, 31 May 2011
Literacy Research Discussion Group: "You know, they're things with paper? They haven't got an off button." Reading, writing and risky literacies at home., 24 May 2011
Seminar Series - 'Negotiating the technology minefield - families negotiating the discourses of ICT and the Internet at home', 11 May 2011
"220 Fatal Accidents": Texts, Talk and Meaning in Adult Numeracy Classrooms. Helen Oughton, University of Bolton - Literacy Research Discussion Group, 3 May 2011
Seminar Series - Conflict in Virtual Learning Communities in the Context of a Democratic Pedagogy, 30 March 2011
Seminar Series - How does online asynchronous text-based communication mediate the learning process in a Distance Creative Writing Masters programme? Approaches to data collection, 16 March 2011
Early literacy development in today's world: a multimodal perspective. A talk to the Literacy Research Discussion Group by Rosie Flewitt, The Open University., 8 March 2011
Literacy History: Pushing the Disciplinary Boundaries, 7 March 2011
Seminar Series - (un)Doing Education with Actor-Network Theory, 23 February 2011
Seminar Series - CANCELLED - 'Repositioning the student in higher education: Policy, strategy and academic praxis', 2 February 2011
Texts, text-reader conversations, and institutional discourse (Dorothy Smith): Literacy Research Discussion Group, 1 February 2011
Seminar Series - Social and emotional aspects of learning: Complimenting, compensating and countering parental styles, 8 December 2010
Postgraduate Visit Day - Wednesday 1st December, 2010, 1 December 2010
Aganetha and Isaac go to school: A principal's reflections on the in- and out-of -school literacies of Mennonite children, 30 November 2010
Changing lifeworlds, changing writing: researching how adults take on new writing practices at times of change, 23 November 2010
ESRC - The Net Generation encountering elearning at University - Dr Chris Jones, 1st December, 2010
Seminar Series - Stories of Self: Tracking children's identity and wellbeing through the school years, 17 November 2010
Katy and the internet: some perspectives on the embeddedness of internet use in a particular family's literacy practices, 16 November 2010
Seminar Series - Hallucinating Integration: Practice Simulation or Practice Innovation?, 3 November 2010
Technology-Enhanced Learning: A one-day conference for teachers, 18 October 2010
Higher Education Close Up 5: Questioning Theory-Method Relations in Higher Education Research, 20-22 July 2010
Loose policy and local adaptation: a comparative study of master degrees in the context of the Bologna process, 2 June 2010
Biographical narratives and individual learning plans (ILPs): comparing 'personal' and 'official' representations of adult literacy learners, 26 May 2010
The Golden Age of Academe: Myth or Memory?, 21 April 2010
Affect and Identity in Changing EU Trade Union Education, 17 March 2010
Functional Literacy - New idea or déjà vu?: Reflections on adult literacy policy in England, 24 February 2010
Adapting social practice theory for use in evaluating cultural change, 17 February 2010
The Effects of Class Size on Education and Earnings, 9 December 2009
Discourses in transit: LRDG seminar, 24 November 2009
Contrasting interpretations of the 'Learning Community', 18 November 2009
Writing in Fula in North Senegal : two graphic systems and some questions for the study of digraphia and multiscriptal situations : LRDG seminar, 17 November 2009
At university you celebrate the fact that somebody's bought a pen. Everyone will go out and get drunk. Specials: A preliminary qualitative study into student drinking., 11 November 2009
How Academics Write - LRDG seminar, 10 November 2009
Academics Writing in a Changing World : LRDG seminar, 10 November 2009
Ethnography as method, methodology, and 'deep theorizing': Discussion of Paper by Theresa Lillis - LRDG session, 3 November 2009
How Important is the local when thinking global? Internationalisation at a research led university., 28 October 2009
The value of literacy in a rural community in Mali: An ethnographic account of one man's writing practices - LRDG Seminar, 20 October 2009
Learning, Literacy and Mobility: LRDG seminar, 13 October 2009
Linking Learning to Literacies: Sites of Learning, 14 July 2009
Summer School for Literacy Professionals and Researchers, 13 July 2009
Digital Literature as a Tool for (Foreign) Language Learning: Collaboration, Creativity, Transliteracy - LRDG Seminar, 16 June 2009
'Media Determine our Situation'; The implications of technological transformation for the contemporary university, 10 June 2009
Designing for digital literacies - LRDG seminar, 9 June 2009
Playing X-factor in the literacy classroom: on the prospects and problems of discourse genre interpenetration - LRDG seminar, 26 May 2009
Literacy Landmarks: Seven Historical Programs that Helped Shape (and Marginalize) the Adult Literacy Field - LRDG Seminar, 12 May 2009
Spiralling through Change: Literacies and Technologies across the Lifespan - LRDG Seminar, 5 May 2009
The Performativity of Writing in a Public Space: An Ethnography of Paris Subway Signage - LRDG Seminar, 28 April 2009
Using Mobile Phones for Field Research - LRDG Seminar, 21 April 2009
Using a web-based personal learning system to support undergraduate personal development planning, 18 March 2009
Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 12 March 2009
TLRP-TEL digital literacies workshop, 12 March 2009
Adoption of Technology Enhanced Learning in Higher Education: Influences of Institutional Policies and Practices, 25 February 2009
Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 9 February 2009
Evaluative Research in Low Trust Environments - The IRIS Project, 4 February 2009
Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 4 December 2008
Where's the teaching and learning? Is it in the stuff?, 5 November 2008
Acceptance and Adoption of Technology Enhanced Learning in Teaching Practice: A comparison of two contexts, 29 October 2008
Gender, Education, and the Body, 18 September 2008
Evaluation Capacity Building Workshop - London, 24 June 2008
Evaluation Capacity Building Workshop - Manchester, 19 June 2008
Evaluation Capacity Building Workshop - Derby, 12 June 2008
Educational Digital Video: exploring the complex relationship between production, educational use and audience, 4 June 2008
How teachers in the North East manage children's transition from the Foundation Stage to Key Stage 1, 14 May 2008
Networked Learning Conference 2008, 5-7 May 2008
Knowledge Construction in Networked Learning, 23 April 2008
Learning to read the world 'Through Other Eyes': Engaging with multiple perspectives in educational contexts, 12 March 2008
Conceptualising the Relationship Between Learning and Teaching in Higher Education Research, 20 February 2008
Educational Research Seminar Series, 13 February 2008
Disguising Change and Dodging Critique: New Labour's Discourses on Behaviour in Schools 1997-2006, 13 February 2008
Educational Research Seminar Series, 16 January 2008
Investigating Spaces: Negotiating Identities and Positions in an Institutional Setting, 16 January 2008
The M Factor: Multiculturalism in Education, 12 December 2007
Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 6 December 2007
Investigating Spaces: Negotiating Identities and Positions in an Institutional Setting', 28 November 2007
'Motivation, Engagement, and Gender: Challenges and Opportunities for Research and Practice', 26 November 2007
Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 20 November 2007
Educational Research Departmental Seminar Series, 7 November 2007
Evaluating policies - not just programmes or projects, 7 November 2007
Being creative with academic writing : practical workshops, 5 November 2007
The Teaching-Research Nexus, 17 October 2007
ESOL in the Workplace, 4 October 2007
Connect 5: The inter-relationships between young people, families, education, careers and their world, 26 September 2007
Developing a Whole Organisational Approach to Skills for Life in Local and Health Authorities, 27 June 2007
Networked Learning Seminar Series, April - September 2007
Working with Families Conference - 3rd Annual Conference, 19 June 2007
Dept Educational Research, 6 June 2007
Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 13 June 2007
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Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 16 May 2007
Dept Educational Research, 9 May 2007
Dept Educational Research, 2 May 2007
Dept Educational Research, 25 April 2007
"New standards for old: Putting learning back into literacy, numeracy & ESOL teaching", 2nd May 2007
Marion Moser, Dept Educational Research, 21 March 2007
Catherine Carr, Dept Educational Research, 14 March 2007
Vicky Duckworth, Dept Educational Research, 7 March 2007
Arthur Chapman, St Martins College, 28 February 2007
Dyslexia by any other name, 28 February 2007
Educational Research Seminar, 21 February 2007
Paul Kleiman, LICA, 14 February 2007
The Network's 9th National Conference, 7 February 2007
The Network's 9th National Conference, 7 February 2007
Moira Peelo, SLDC, 31 January 2007
Moira Peelo, SLDC, 31 January 2007
Awena Carter, Literacy Research Development Group, 24 January 2007
Awena Carter, Literacy Research Development Group, 24 January 2007
Don Passey, Dept Educational Research, 17 January 2007
ESRC Seminar Series - Mathematical Relationships: Identities and Participation, September 06 - 5 July 07
Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 13 December 2006
Dr Manuel SALAS-VELASCO, Dept Educational Research, 6 December 2006
ICCE 2006 Workshop - Phenomenongraphy: Conceptions of -Learning in an Interculture Context, 30 November - December 4 2006
Jonathan Tummons, Dept Educational Research, 29 November 2006
Jo Armstrong, Department of Educational Research, 22 November 2006
Sandra Cuban, Dept Educational Research, 15 November 2006
Teaching and Learning Cultures Reading Group, 8 November 2006
Are Ethics Commitees Ethical?, 23 October 2006
Higher Education Close Up 3, 24-26 July 2006
Teaching and Learning Cultures reading group, 18 July 2006
How critical theory can inform research into teaching and learning in higher education, 14 July 2006
Jeng Jing Educational Research Seminar, 21 June 2006
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Girls and their social worlds - ESRC Seminar Series, 7 June 2006
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Mark Stoner, PowerPoint in a New Key, 3 May 2006
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It's not the real world, 15 March 2006
Learning through the Internet: what do we know about 'best practice'?, 22 February 2006
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So Whose "Twisted Words" Are These?
Rumor mills are probably the most uncontrollable and uncontainable monsters in the world. Regardless of the subject their dealing with, they can blow anything to ridiculous, hyperbole-fueled proportions and like bears at the zoo, you probably shouldn't feed them. Radiohead rumor mill monsters can be the biggest, fiercest and most ridiculous of the bunch. With the band allegedly leaking "These Are My Twisted Words," the beast has plenty of food to run as wild as possible. With no official comment on the track, it's clear that this going to be a free-range rumor monster as well.
No matter how insane these rumor monsters seem, they always turn out to have some semblance of a logical mind. At Ease, a prominent Radiohead fansite has on its message board a post theorizing that "These Are My Twisted Words" will be a part of an EP entitled Wall of Ice. Funnily enough, when 'wallofice.com' is typed into a web browser, the destination is Radiohead's Online Store. Interesting…Search for Radiohead albums on Amazon
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Students measure their height over the course of the school year and collect enough data to analyze the results using rich and probing questions.
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Body art, performance, "Aktionism", Happenings: these are all names for the many late 20th century art forms that have used the artist's own body as the subject and object of the artwork itself. Whether acting out the gestures of painting (Jackson Pollock, Yves Klein, the Gutai group); voguing for the camera (Hannah Wilke, Mariko Mori); subjecting oneself to acts of violence (Chris Burden, Gunter Brus, Gina Pane); displaying acts of athletic prowess and courage (Matthew Barney, Marina Abramovic); or even masturbating under the gallery floor (Vito Acconci), artists since the late 1950s have increasingly used their bodies to subvert, shock and politicise contemporary art.
Marina Abramovic: "To be a performance artist, you have to hate theatre. Theatre is fake The knife is not real, the blood is not real, and the emotions are not real. Performance is just the opposite: the knife is real, the blood is real, and the emotions are real."
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Bonnie Fuller, Jill Zarin and Why Jeff Greenfield Skipped This Year's State of the Union Address
You'd never know hell had officially frozen over if you'd been at Michael's today. The forsythias were in bloom, a few intrepid media mavens were barelegged (I kid you not) and the power-lunch scene was firing on all cylinders. Unfortunately, my date was detained in the studio shooting a popular television show, but I soldiered on into Manhattan, bundled up in my long-forgotten fur coat (No judgment, thank you) that makes me look like Yogi Bear's wife to make my appointed Wednesday rounds. And it's a good thing I did. At Table One, Hollywoodlife.com's Bonnie Fuller had assembled a particularly interesting roster of media types (including CNN's Christine Romans, AOL's Brian Balthazar , "Mayor" Joe Armstrong and our own Chris Ariens among them) as well as the requisite reality-show refugee who, in this case, was Jill Zarin. A little birdie told me the former Real Housewives of New York City cast member is getting the Where Are They Now? treatment from none other than Oprah Winfrey for an upcoming episode. The fickle finger of fate has quite the sense of humor.
Before the overflow crowd sat down to discuss Justin Bieber's latest contretemps and why Madonna looked like the love child of the Quaker Oats man and Mae West at the Grammys, I spent some time mingling with the crowd. Bonnie introduced me to her 23-year-old daughter Sofia Fuller who was "helping out" at today's luncheon since Bonnie is currently without a publicist (but not for long, I suspect). Clever Sofia told me that she is "definitely" interested in a career in media and has her heart set on landing something in e-commerce.


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The United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (Eastern Division) occupies several floors of the new Federal Building in Chicago's Loop. Of this thirty-story building, designed in steel and glass by the late Mies van der Rohe, the Chicago Art Institute has said, "The commitment to order everywhere present is translated into an authoritarian and heroic presence." Its lobby is designed "without recourse to historical vocabulary," while the building itself, outside and in, lacks all adornment. The single exception is an electric carillon on the ground floor which in normal times plays popular and patriotic tunes, but during the conspiracy trial which is now in progress the carillon has been silenced. The revolving doors at each of the four corners of the lobby are each guarded by six armed marshals and visitors are asked to identify themselves as they enter. Purses and briefcases are opened and searched. Since the beginning of the trial pistols have been taken from four visitors.
The courtrooms themselves are to be found along interior corridors on the upper floors of the building. Judge Hoffman's court, where the conspiracy trial is held, is on the twenty-third floor and, like the other courtrooms, is two stories high. As the visitor enters through swinging doors at the rear of the room, he finds himself standing in a carpeted aisle between two rows of wooden benches. Those on his left are for spectators, who are carefully searched before they are allowed to enter. The benches to the right are for the press, though the last three rows of this section are reserved for friends and relatives of the defendants. Because the trial has attracted such attention, the benches on both sides of the aisle are usually filled.
At the end of the aisle is a chain and beyond this chain, in a large open space, sit the defendants around four tables arranged in a large rectangle. At the far end of this rectangle sit the two defense attorneys. Opposite them, seated at a table half the size, are the three government lawyers and an FBI agent who assists them. Behind these lawyers is the jury box with its twelve jurors and two alternates. Of these, all but two are women.
At the front of the room, facing the court, is the judge's bench, elevated to form a kind of stage on several levels. On a low platform to the right sits the court stenographer. Behind her, a foot or so higher, is the witness box. At the opposite end of the stage sits a marshal in a kind of pulpit. Along the wall behind the defendants' table there are folding chairs for additional members of the press and in this wall there are two doors. The one farther from the judge's bench leads to a cloakroom and from there to the corridor, while the one closer to the judge leads to the lockup, one floor above. When this door is opened, the defendants, seven of whom are free on bail, may see the steel grating through which the eighth defendant, Bobby Seale, who is charged with first degree murder in New Haven and is thus without bail, had entered and left the courtroom, before the judge declared a mistrial in his case. On the wall behind the judge's bench are conventional portraits, which belong to the judge himself, of the founding fathers, as well as one of Abraham Lincoln and three of periwigged English jurists. Above these portraits, on the upper part of the wall, is the Great Seal of the United States. The building is so designed that if this upper wall were transparent one could see directly into the lockup on the twenty-fourth floor.
The proceedings which follow occurred between 2:35 and 4:05 P.M. on Wednesday, November 5, 1969. At eleven that morning Judge Hoffman had recessed the Court until two. That afternoon, when he re-entered the courtroom thirty minutes later than the appointed time, his aspect was even more ominous than usual. The jury had not yet been called in and was not to appear until the end of the day. Twenty-two marshals, each with a pistol concealed beneath his suit coat and a badge on his pocket, guarded the various entrances. Several of them hovered at the defendants' table.
Despite his diminutive size and his curiously dainty manner, the seventy-four-year-old Judge conveys an undeniable authority. Only after one has observed him at length does one discover the source of this authority—not in his juridical wisdom, which is hardly remarkable as the following transcript will perhaps show, but in an unmistakable theatrical gift which, at an earlier time in his life, might have been a contrivance but is now his second nature. Though he stands only five feet four inches tall and weighs hardly more than the smallest of the formidable lady jurors, he makes use of his diminished stature to enter the courtroom from a door behind his bench so that he does not become visible until he has materialized atop the highest of the several stages at the front of the room. His entrance is invariably accomplished in this surprising manner so that even spectators who have become used to the phenomenon and have learned to anticipate it are occasionally startled by what seems to be his magical appearance.
But it is the Judge's formidable gift for impersonation, such as Dickens is said to have revealed when he read from his novels, which completes and enforces the illusion. On the afternoon of November 5 he was able not only to sustain the resonance of his voice through a wide range of modulations for an hour and thirty minutes but to convey an impression of the defendant Seale, as he read his remarks from the transcript, and of himself as he read his own replies, which raised the dialogue to an impressive theatrical level.
The mouth, his most expressive feature, is highly mobile and can be pursed and stretched to considerable effect. The articulation is precise with an occasional British vowel. The pauses, when he so intends, can strike terror. When he utters the name of defendant Rubin it is as if a chord has been struck on the Wurlitzer of a long forgotten music hall. And when he explodes the middle initial of the defendant Bobby G. Seale, one is made to feel that the innocence of that consonant has been lost forever.
What follows is the official transcription, taken by the court stenographer, of what the Judge read from his notes on the afternoon of November 5. The text is printed here without changes except for corrections in spelling and punctuation, the deletion of a few redundant passages, and references to the page numbers of earlier parts of the transcript. I have added explanatory notes which appear in brackets.
In order to follow Judge Hoffman's statement one must know that the trial began on September 24 and the jury had been chosen by September 26. The events referred to in the transcript thus occurred over a period of five weeks. Throughout these weeks the United States Attorney, Thomas Foran, and his assistant, Richard Schultz, had been presenting their case. Their evidence against the alleged conspirators consisted largely of testimony given by city officials and by undercover agents hired by the FBI, the Chicago police, and, in one case, by a Chicago newspaper columnist who had engaged a young reporter to spy on the organizers of the Chicago protest.
Since Seale had been in Chicago for only two days during the convention and had been invited to come only at the last minute as a substitute for Eldridge Cleaver, the evidence against him was sparse. It consisted of an account by Robert Pierson, an undercover Chicago policeman, of a speech by Seale in Lincoln Park. In this speech, according to Pierson, Seale had urged his audience to "barbecue some pork," and Judge Hoffman, over the objection of the defense, had allowed Pierson to give his opinion to the jury that this meant "to burn some pigs," i.e., policemen.
Normally the First Amendment protects even such provocative language as this, except in the event of a "clear and present danger" that such language will incite the audience unequivocally and immediately to commit the illegal act recommended by the speaker. Since no such acts were committed either at the time or later, Seale's speech would, ordinarily, be innocent. However, in a trial for conspiracy the ordinary constitutional protections don't necessarily apply. A defendant may be found guilty of conspiracy even though the acts of which he is accused are themselves perfectly legal. To most citizens this aspect of the law is puzzling, but in order to understand the case against Seale and his co-defendants, the mystery must be explained, insofar as it can be.
It is no crime to buy gasoline, nor is it a crime for a second person to buy a match or for a third to hold a fire insurance policy on a building which then burns down. But if a prosecutor can convince a jury that the defendant who bought the gasoline had guilty knowledge of the intentions of the defendant who bought the match and that they shared this knowledge with the defendant who collected the insurance on the burnt building, then the jury may find that all three had been guilty of a conspiracy to burn the house down, even though the actual arsonist is never brought before the court. In the Chicago case, the government's plan was to link Seale's statement about pork to acts and statements of the other defendants so as to show that the combination of these acts and statements prove that the defendants as a group conspired to come to Chicago intending to incite a riot.
Under the law, each member of a conspiracy is responsible for the words and actions of all the other defendants, so that if the jury finds that a conspiracy did in fact exist, each defendant who is found to have been part of the conspiracy may then be found guilty of all the acts and statements of the other conspirators. Nor does it matter that Seale did not know most of his fellow defendants at the time of his speech and barely knew the others. A peculiarity of conspiracy law is that the existence of a conspiracy—which is an agreement by two or more people to commit a crime—may be inferred by the jury from the similarity of purpose suggested by the overt acts of the defendants. The defendants need not have met in advance to plan their crime, nor need their arrangements have been made in secret. A conspiracy may be entirely public and may include large numbers of people. Furthermore the government is under no obligation to indict all the members of a conspiracy but can choose as defendants whom it will.


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