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... The chapter unpacks the proposition of the book to transcend home(lessness), starting from an epistemological effort to reapproach the inherent micropolitical value of any form of inhabitation. This is a question of retrieving the experience and knowledge of those precarious dwellers who...

... Chapter 4 examines the place of the Palestinian refugee camp in Israeli politics. It relies on documents from the Israel State Archives relating to the series of plans, developed after the 1967 occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, to completely undo the camps and resettle their inhabitants...

... the military institution to function and strengthen its power over soldiers, but also how it protected soldiers from that power. Ritualization’s protective capacity stretched beyond life on army bases, working against the ethnicizing forces that shape reality after Yugoslavia. It brings to the fore the uniform...

... The alteration of materials and their consequent effects is a defining feature of our transformed planet. Attending to the uncanny and unexpected ways in which alcohol mediates relations between people and elephants, this chapter develops a material politics of a Plantationocene. Going beyond...

... never stick to just one world, but always face a decision about what kind of ontology to inhabit. Tracing actions oriented to the care of beings and things, often across species lines, this chapter considers how Ectatomma ants enlist others in the production of common worlds, and how they escape...

... and intangible space of love might seem to inhabit a realm beyond the logics of late modern struggles, this chapter argues that the study of televisual treatments of love and marriage offers a privileged perspective from which one can gain an understanding of the cultural process of modernity. Drawing on a range...

... the present they inhabited, and how they used these interpretations to envision potential paths toward the future. The term is closely associated with widely used terms like “imagined communities,” “mental maps,” and “critical geopolitics.” The introduction also lays out the book’s contribution to Atlantic...

... to be an inescapable part of their lives. The chapter explores what such men’s dedication to public service, often at the cost of time spent at home, meant for themselves and for others who inhabited and maintained their domestic worlds, and how this was reflected in the contradictions of their domestic lives...

... of African women espoused by the Third Cinema style of production as well as more contemporary popular video films. In particular, the chapter argues that these films disturb the domestic by effecting a haunting on the cinematic image of a “good African woman” in order to intimate at alternatives beyond...

... spying beyond the impermeable spiritual walls, the artist captures the exigencies of the cenobites as well as their ties to the city. The abundance of orderly orchards, gardens, and vineyards that frame their precincts recalls these ecclesiastical spaces as fundamental food suppliers. While the range...

... rumor, and his reading of learned chroniclers. The city that emerges from his picaresque stories is inhabited by a remarkable cast, including warring parties of Basques and other Spanish immigrants; trapped Indian mineworkers rescued by a miraculous Virgin; an Indian social climber rebuffed...