... space by mapping indigenous peoples onto landscape according to the terms of Spanish incorporation. These documents described indigenous customs in anthropological detail, but always figured indios as docile, profligate, errant, apostate, or barbarous, as beckoning Spaniards to come forth in an attitude...

... of garbage. Constructing fragile lives against the apparent threats of socialism and barbarism. All this to illuminate how everyday life among the victims of inequality is far more than just everyday. cockroaches motorcycles garbage White gender ...

... Cultural and aesthetic critique (under attack in a market-driven world) confront a secular age that has eroded beliefs in history’s happy endings guaranteed by revolution or religion that once grounded politically engaged criticism. Such criticism dedicated itself to deciphering the barbaric...

... as a crime of barbaric black Haitians against white Dominican virgins. In their renditions of the Galindo elite, writers imposed a history of violence that furthered border making and civilizing in the new republic and that satisfied colonial desire for white supremacy. With Trujillo, this nineteenth-century...

... the revolutionary dialectic. However, in the depth and absoluteness of the opposition between bosses and workers, which borders on incommensurability, Sorel pushes the limits of dialectics itself, and in his embrace of an inverted barbarism, points toward decolonization. Georges Sorel Marxism Karl Marx...

... and barbarism. All this to illuminate how everyday life among the victims of inequality is far more than just everyday. cockroaches motorcycles garbage White gender ...

... came to be remembered as a crime of barbaric black Haitians against white Dominican virgins. In their renditions of the Galindo elite, writers imposed a history of violence that furthered border making and civilizing in the new republic and that satisfied colonial desire for white supremacy...

... attack in a market-driven world) confront a secular age that has eroded beliefs in history’s happy endings guaranteed by revolution or religion that once grounded politically engaged criticism. Such criticism dedicated itself to deciphering the barbaric truths often concealed within bourgeois cultures...