...Feminist Critical Geography ...

... Édouard Glissant Derek Walcott Aimé Césaire critical geography poetics the sacred ...

... racial landscape racial citizenship mestizaje critical geography Frontier Thesis transnational American studies heterotemporality settler colonialism ...

... geography" is not simply a term for describing a given effect in space in racial terms. It is a technology of power indexing a series of techniques used to produce space in racial terms. Using critical geography, I examine in the Introduction the use of Indians/indios in maps, literature, architectural...

..., the chapter seeks to identify the central place of the sacred in Glissant’s generative visions. Édouard Glissant Derek Walcott Aimé Césaire critical geography poetics the sacred ...

... The chapter presents a relational and critical reading of the notion of home. It does so by relying on geographical and feminist literatures, which are intersected with a processual and vitalist ontology of the social. The notion of bordering is presented as a methodological tool to unpack...

..., the chapter seeks to identify the central place of the sacred in Glissant’s generative visions. Édouard Glissant Derek Walcott Aimé Césaire critical geography poetics the sacred ...

... The chapter continues the empirical investigation of the precedents, focusing on translocal cultural and economic formations at the level of homelessness policy and interventions. It shows how the violence of home percolates through several discursive and power devices across geographies...

... This chapter charts how network nodes are shaped by the politics, histories, and geographies of islands across the Pacific. The chapter counters the existing conceptual opposition between the networks and islands, and instead reveals how islands have been critical to transpacific cable systems...

..., on how to approach them, from social annotation to critical book reviews. teaching online periodization geography maps novels ...

... of homelessness policy and interventions. It shows how the violence of home percolates through several discursive and power devices across geographies to be reified and solidified at the international policy level and its traveling. To do so, the chapter critically analyzes the social media representation...

... The introduction outlines the geographies of social movement approach that the book takes. It begins by narrating the author’s first experience of traveling in the Pacific lowlands and how he came to think about the environment in terms of the “aquatic space.” An assemblage approach following...

...Part I The chapter presents a relational and critical reading of the notion of home. It does so by relying on geographical and feminist literatures, which are intersected with a processual and vitalist ontology of the social. The notion of bordering is presented as a methodological tool...

... This essay examines the critical and social potential of the contemporary performance projects of an Iraqi American artist, Wafaa Bilal. It argues that close attention to the nonvisual sensory elements of his work offers a method of gleaning evidence of the histories, geographies, and sentiments...

... of mobility across political borders as central to the creation of lived geographies that result in the configuration of a regional space that is malleable, amorphously demarcated, and transimperial. In order to explain the innovation behind the study of this approach to regional configurations...

... archaeology, is introduced for the analysis of cable geographies. Using the Arctic Fibre cable project as a case study, the chapter introduces a number of critical concepts, including pressure points, turbulent ecologies, strategies of insulation and interconnection, and traction, to describe the spatial...

...Foundations and Sources This chapter focuses on the geography of the Indian Ocean. It introduces teachers and students to the monsoon regime of seasonal winds that came to dominate both the history of sailing and connections across its waters. It discusses the history of map-making...

... and green city. environmental racism green gentrification urban planning imagery Currently, geography offers few original terms to spotlight the meaningful interactions between race, place, and taste: how Blackness travels as a global cultural identity through digital technology. Using...

... , and emerging forms of undocumented youth activism and identity formation. The essay suggests that borders, mestizaje, and “illegal” identities have been dramatically reworked and resignified on the ground. racism identity borders immigration This essay examines the critical and social potential...

... notions of sisterhood. feminisim gender geopolitics cultural criticism Martha Balaguera illuminates how gender and geographical transitions shape each other, blurring distinctions of shelter and homelessness, motion and boundedness, freedom and unfreedom, and undergirding her conceptual...