...Administration<subtitle>The Open Secret of Colonial Racial Capitalist Violence</subtitle> ...

... and manner in which the state surveils. In this chapter, the author explores how a feminist surveillance studies’ focus on gendered colonial violence reshapes the field by bringing into view that which cannot be seen—the surveillance strategies that have effected indigenous disappearance in order...

... Colonialism colonial violence remembrance and memory monuments Frantz Fanon ...

... Black forms of remembering the colony have included commemoration, forgetting, repression, appropriation, and instrumentalization. Canonical African texts construct the colony as a site of loss—of both the authentic self and sovereignty. Colonial violence consisted in everyday aggressions...

... settler colonialism gender violence indigenous people anti-violence ...

... In context of the Algerian Revolution, Fanon transposed this decolonized dialectic from racial to national identity. Setting out from his famous description of the colonial world as fundamentally Manichaean and divided, he formulates a decolonial violence capable of appropriating colonial...

... Colonial space storytelling; trauma memory violence ...

... racism settler colonialism indigeneity social movements state violence ...

... This chapter unpacks Linda Hogan’s novel Solar Storms to understand the corporate production of the colonial spaces in which Indigenous peoples live and against which they tell their stories. It considers feminist theories of embodied trauma to argue that a mutually constitutive is violence...

... ethnomusicology colonialism musical violence polyphony Protestant hymn Ladysmith Black Mambazo ...

... race-based critique refigured the world community as a plurality of singularities and differences. Liberation movements are indebted to Fanonian discourse on revolutionary violence, but Frantz Fanon’s politics must be situated within his own experiences of colonial violence during war in Algeria. His...