... Hall engages with the absences and elisions of the dominant institutions of the art world that have persistently ignored the black British presence, resisting its imprint on the construction of Britishness. Here is Stuart Hall at the coal face of institution building, moving between...

..., emphasizing the experience of the Afro-Indian female subject in the afterlife of indentureship, Modisakeng focuses on the figure of the African migrant laborer in relationship to the coal mining industry. This chapter situates vulnerability as a feminine and feminized orientation toward the world and examines...

... and economic development, the tension between oil drillers and fishermen and coal miners and park enthusiasts were just a few of the issues requiring both good policy analysis and transcendent moral principles. environmental ethics moral theories economic development land conservation water...

... and landscapes. It concludes with Larry McNeil’s exploration of coal mining and atmosphere in the western United States to contrast the futurity promised by the stability of the platinum print with the reality that polluted atmosphere is foreclosing collective futures on this planet. platinum atmosphere...

... This chapter examines the emergence of black/ened queer life forms in and alongside the death worlds of capital, the sugarcane plantations, and coal mines. This chapter analyzes Sabelo Mlangeni’s photoseries, At Home (2004–2009), Country Girls (2003–2009), and Men Only in relationship...

... Chapter 3 spins out the threads of sympoiesis in ecological evolutionary developmental biology and in art science activisms committed to four iconic troubled places: (1) coral reef holobiomes, (2) Black Mesa coal country in Navajo and Hopi lands and other extraction zones impacting indigenous...

... to tobacco have inspired more romance or more disgust or more of both at the same time. Even coal, which enters the body as black lung disease, seems to have stirred fear and excitement more readily than have liquid hydrocarbons. We imagine oil—when we imagine it at all—as persistently banal, nothing more...

... is Stuart Hall at the coal face of institution building, moving between the aesthetic and institutional, the theoretical and the practical. institutions art black British Hall considers the historical relationship between non-Western societies and modernity, and he contributes to the writing...

... between oil drillers and fishermen and coal miners and park enthusiasts were just a few of the issues requiring both good policy analysis and transcendent moral principles. environmental ethics moral theories economic development land conservation water management The 1980s were more than...