... life writing healing surrogate family disidentification exile ...

... identification and disidentification public and private intimacy police and politics gendered and sexual embodiments ...

... Chapter 9 examines the work epistemic categories and material circumstances do in creating inhuman(e) ledgers, made in recursive geographies of value of natural resources to stabilize both persons and land for extraction. It looks at how the material disidentification and dividuation of natural...

..., spectacular bodies are fashioned, but more prominently, a spectacular healing is performed. life writing healing surrogate family disidentification exile ...

... the implications of “chaos” in revolutionary and counterrevolutionary discourse and practices. identification and disidentification public and private intimacy police and politics gendered and sexual embodiments ...

... staging grounds for entirely new political enactments that include identification and disidentification. Activist women’s personal blogs are intimate rather than private sites of reframing a social self. The centrality of gender performance in these blogs indicates a productive relationship between...

... supremacist ideologies. Her unapologetic mannerisms, appearance, and language disrupt prevailing standards, aligning with frameworks like José Esteban Muñoz’s “disidentification” and Jillian Hernandez’s “aesthetics of excess.” Chuleta’s presence and content on YouTube challenge the confines of traditional...

... standards, aligning with frameworks like José Esteban Muñoz’s “disidentification” and Jillian Hernandez’s “aesthetics of excess.” Chuleta’s presence and content on YouTube challenge the confines of traditional exhibition venues, yet underscore the mythology of Web 2.0’s inclusivity. This chapter reveals how...