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... creative and theoretical knowledge productions intervene in those colonial interpretations. The introduction provides explanations for the book’s key concept of emptiness and careful guessing as a methodology and how the two reinforce each other. Alaska Arctic Antarctica Indigenous theory...

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... into thinking about ice, race, and indigeneity that can embody and invite political forms of softness, minorness, and cute. cute soft minor Indigenous theory hair ice ...

... draws similarities between the ways that both ice geographies and Native peoples are narratively discussed as disappearing or disappeared, and it pushes back against this narration. glaciers ice Alaska Indigenous theory ...

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... This chapter offers provisional thoughts on the collisions and collusions of queer theory and colonialism within critical Indigenous studies through a close reading of queer theory’s subjectlessness , Samuel R. Delaney’s short story “Aye, and Gomorrah,” and the landmark U.S. Supreme Court...

... This chapter argues that the behavior of Anglo settler states and Indigenous Peoples within a logic of sovereignty is discordant with prevailing international relations theory instead of engaging bonds of relational friendship. Where mainstream international relations theory prioritizes...

... This chapter suggests the theoretical and practical opportunities that are to be found in the “third perspective” that Black geographic theory and Mesoamerican Indigenous linguistic concepts offer. The chapter argues for the importance of cross-border theorizing that centers the transformative...

... In examining the deep (pre)history of transnational Santals, this chapter engages ethnoarchaeology, ethnolinguistics, cognitive science, and genetics to apply the Santals' long-sustained theory of transmigratory cosmopolitanism to contemporary studies of Indigenous cosmopolitanisms. The Santals...

.... This is the logical outcome of the labour-work divide within which Indigenous labour was only visible when it was represented in terms that could be understood in early Atlantic economies. Analyzing how global conservation efforts treat Indigenous sovereign labour, the chapter draws on psychoanalytic theory...

.... This is the logical outcome of the labour-work divide within which Indigenous labour was only visible when it was represented in terms that could be understood in early Atlantic economies. Analyzing how global conservation efforts treat Indigenous sovereign labour, the chapter draws on psychoanalytic theory...

... In examining the deep (pre)history of transnational Santals, this chapter engages ethnoarchaeology, ethnolinguistics, cognitive science, and genetics to apply the Santals' long-sustained theory of transmigratory cosmopolitanism to contemporary studies of Indigenous cosmopolitanisms. The Santals...

... Caucasian” hypothesis, popular until the mid-twentieth century. It predicted that the darkness of Indigenous Australians was only shallow and could easily erode when mixed with white blood. This theory posited Indigenous people as a kind of ancestor to European settlers, a narrative that particularly...