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... together the Gulf region and South Asia. It also examines the gendered juridicopolitical aporias that characterize the transnational domestic work sector, aporias that place domestic workers into precarious juridicopolitical positions that further reinscribe their “temporariness” in the Gulf...

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.... By superimposing disparate aporias in the historical record, it allows for will to emerge through critical acts of imagination that are placed in conversation with traditional historical evidentiary processes. Genealogies of performance Archive South African history Free labor South African slavery ...

... of postcolonial peoples in a genuinely plural world and the aporias they encounter when confronted with the coming of time as a force for change that is immanent to globalization. normative theory of world literature temporality worlding teleology heterotemporality ...

... a biography of strength after brokenness, a desirable history of doggedness despite misfortune. With the disintegration of modernity’s temporal order of progress and perfectibility, resilience, especially where it is also a promise of beauty, is one narrative response to irresolvable aporias in our experience...

... This chapter seeks to displace the “affirmation versus vulnerability” schema by asking whether collective and collectively mobilized vulnerability would be a gesture that occasions (rather than finalizes) political action. It takes a closer look at vulnerability as aporia (what does this concept...

... In Renato Rosaldo’s recollections of the political and cultural conditions of his life and work, he invariably finds himself enmeshed in the aporias of translation. We see this in his attempts to navigate among the rhetoric of a colonial popular discourse on “savages” during his fieldwork among...

... Appadurai In Renato Rosaldo’s recollections of the political and cultural conditions of his life and work, he invariably finds himself enmeshed in the aporias of translation. We see this in his attempts to navigate among the rhetoric of a colonial popular discourse on “savages” during his fieldwork...