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... This chapter explores the intersections of critical race studies and affect studies in order to place the ordinary life of racialized experience at the center of the affective turn. Additionally, the chapter focuses on the migration of critical race theory and queer feminist affect theory...

... and critical race studies. To do this, the chapter explores the emergence of femonationalism within the historical context of decolonization of non-western countries and re-colonization of non-western subjects in Europe and the West. It thus links these discussions to notions of “racialization of sexism...

... Racial formation emerged in opposition to the dominance of the ethnic model in U.S. sociology. For post-1968 ethnic studies, race is the defining subject matter of the field and racial formation is the theory that best explains race. The theory holds that race, while a social construction...

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... offers a vibrant alternative canon for scholars and students in a range of fields including anthropology, history, English, Spanish, postcolonial, and ethnic studies. border Mexico United States Latino/a studies decoloniality Gender studies Queer studies Critical Race studies Labor studies ...

... of language and materiality and outlines how it will be used to illustrate diversity vis-à-vis neoliberal capitalism, biopolitics, and race. It also links this study to seminal ethnographic explorations of media production. Finally, it elaborates on the ethnographic methodologies, field sites, and modes...

... and feminist anthropological approaches to the study of citizenship, sovereignty, and governance as well as normative studies of race, class, and citizenship in East Africa. It critiques other parochialized and overdetermined scholarly, disciplinary, and area studies frames surrounding the expulsion, arguing...

... This chapter explores the intersections of critical race studies and affect studies in order to place the ordinary life of racialized experience at the center of the affective turn. Additionally, the chapter focuses on the migration of critical race theory and queer feminist affect theory...

... The introduction situates the book within the field of performance studies, describing how performative histories have a unique ability to alter how we make history and conjure memory. It theorizes key concepts such as the archive, race in a South African context, the body, and gesture...

... at the intersections of Asian American studies, disability studies, and critical university studies, and situates Asian American unwellness at the intersections of race, ableism, model minoritization, and the university. unwellness Open in Emergency mental health daughter letter ...

... “Slow Constitution” examines the archive of John Langdon Down, exploring relationships between slowness and disability, and their interconnections to race. It introduces considerations of method and affect in the context of my embodied encounter with an inevitably racialized archive...

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... This chapter argues that affect underpins the possibility of the development of the self-possessed, liberal individual known as Man, and for this reason, scientists, writers, and reformers have scripted affect into the mechanisms of race and gender difference. This essay first turns...