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... studies scholars to interrogate both the neoliberal institutional frameworks and the necropolitical logics of the modern-day public university. With Asians as vital players in the death-making machinery of the globalizing system, the notion of college as a place to receive “a better life” and the model...

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... After an introductory dialogue with Ranjan Ghosh’s chapter 1, Miller asks: “Does literature matter today?” With this question in mind, the essay, with frequent references to Ghosh’s assertions, tells the story of Miller’s life-long love of literature and puzzlement by it when he shifted...

... In the summer of 2018, Erica Lorraine Williams interviewed Johnnetta Betsch Cole at the annual Democratizing Knowledge Summer Institute, held at Spelman College. Reprinted from the journal Feminist Anthropology , this conversation offers an opportunity for readers to reflect on the insights...

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... Freeney (“Mama Freeney”) Chicago Illinois In this chapter, Rosemarie discusses the way her family viewed and handled death—with sadness, but also with a sense of community, as a reaffirming of life. She also talks about some of the things that simply weren’t discussed when she was a child...