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... The conclusion, “Accumulating Remains, Rhythms of Expectation,” reads Edward Said's insight that “repetition cannot long escape the ironies it bears within it” with Stuart Hall's notion of conjunctural change as attentive to the emergence of “a different rhythm.” The palimpsestic argument...

... accumulating remains irony of repetition rhythms of expectation popular biopolitics ...

.... Ultimately, the chapter reveals how settler colonial fantasy and capital accumulation remain entangled, extending the fifteenth-century Discovery Doctrine into twentieth- and twenty-first-century state securitization and peace efforts. Columbus conflict Discovery Doctrine liberalism peace ...

... Part 2, “Remains of Revolution,” turns to how people opposed the accumulation of remains, explored in part 1, through four intersecting spatiotemporal moments in South Africa's revolutionary 1970s and 1980s, a revolution that was and was not. The first moment is explored in chapter 6...

... capitalist logics of property and fair exchange to conceal the reiteration of primitive accumulation and render the US military’s unilateral environmental desecration of Hawaiian land as “just.” At the same time, this settler military logic was always responding to Native sovereignty and assertions...

...Remains of Revolution Part 2, “Remains of Revolution,” turns to how people opposed the accumulation of remains, explored in part 1, through four intersecting spatiotemporal moments in South Africa's revolutionary 1970s and 1980s, a revolution that was and was not. The first moment is explored...

..., evoking a quest for social justice that haunts contemporary life because it remains unfulfilled. With attention to painterly devices that interrupt the picture plane, and the jet-black coloration of his monumental figurative ensembles, the analysis of Marshall’s self-positioning in relation to Western...

... be problematic—it would lead to Bolivian dependence on Peru and Chile and to the ruin of Santa Cruz, because the region would remain isolated and face heightened economic competition. The alternative proposal was a connection with the Atlantic, through the River Plate and Amazon River basins, which would unite...