... body Édouard Glissant christianity ...

... archipelagic thinking geography Édouard Glissant ...

... archipelagic thinking geography Édouard Glissant ...

... Édouard Glissant decolonial anti-blackness ...

... continents Édouard Glissant distant reading nissology exploration ...

... Mikhail Bakhtin Édouard Glissant dialogics theoreticism aesthetics ...

... Chapter 5 deepens the discussions about the problem of secularist methods and disciplinary practices that often segregate religion in decolonial thinking and poetics. The chapter focuses on Édouard Glissant, one of the key thinkers who shaped the Caribbean poeticist tradition. With his...

... practical philosophy monadology cosmology G.F.W. Leibniz David Bohm Édouard Glissant ...

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

... Wynter Chapter 5 deepens the discussions about the problem of secularist methods and disciplinary practices that often segregate religion in decolonial thinking and poetics. The chapter focuses on Édouard Glissant, one of the key thinkers who shaped the Caribbean poeticist tradition. With his...

... This chapter first attends to the main terms of the book’s title, “flesh” and “poetics,” tracing the evocations of “flesh” within Christian imaginaries and in postmodern philosophical reflection and introduces Édouard Glissant’s notion of “poetics” as a methodological guide. This section...

... of Édouard Glissant. It asks what are the political stakes of theories of radical potentiality that are anchored in the exhausted relationship between the general and specific, the ontologically given and the socially distributed, universal quantification (All bodies are x, All beings…, All human beings...

... physicist David Bohm's concept of the implicate order. Martinican philosopher-poet Édouard Glissant's decolonial theories of relation deepen the politics of the microcosm that enfolds the world. Marks introduces the concept of enfolding-unfolding aesthetics in discussions of Tali Yankelevich's Meu Querido...

.... archipelagic thinking geography Édouard Glissant This chapter examines the heuristics of various geographical metaphors that shape theoretical and empirical analyses, especially in the social sciences and humanities. Some of the most important geographical metaphors have been territories (as delimited...

... with those of Édouard Glissant. It asks what are the political stakes of theories of radical potentiality that are anchored in the exhausted relationship between the general and specific, the ontologically given and the socially distributed, universal quantification (All bodies are x, All beings…, All human...