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...Inhuman Epistemologies Chapter 8 looks at the potential of inhuman memory as a collaborator in geographies of resistance, refusal, and repair. It explores the potential of the earth as an archive and a journey fellow in struggles of resistance that can activate shared social and racialized...

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... Chapter 8 looks at the potential of inhuman memory as a collaborator in geographies of resistance, refusal, and repair. It explores the potential of the earth as an archive and a journey fellow in struggles of resistance that can activate shared social and racialized histories against a history...

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... for understanding the earth that colonialism broke, and as a foil for the epistemic smoothness of geology in its homogenization of the elemental. The rift is understood as a place and perspective from which to understand the vertigo of geologic relations and to see alternative epistemologies of the earthbound...

... of anti-philosophy—Lacan. This essay critically questions these readings by focusing on the “epistemology of the case” in Žižek’s philosophy. It addresses the transformation of the notion of the system, implied by the epistemological foundations of psychoanalysis. Far from being a rejection...

... to understand the vertigo of geologic relations and to see alternative epistemologies of the earthbound. The rift is a way of reading across broken grounds and specific place-based reparative work, which pays attention to the divergent imaginations of material engagements. Riftwork is presented to think race...

... as racializing and gendering somatechnology of being human by tracing Black bodies in the works of Judith Butler, Toni Morrison, and Sylvia Wynter. In this light, the absurdity of tongue surgery betrays the West’s onto-epistemological norms that render certain somatechnologies of the speaking (human) subject...

... languaging as racializing and gendering somatechnology of being human by tracing Black bodies in the works of Judith Butler, Toni Morrison, and Sylvia Wynter. In this light, the absurdity of tongue surgery betrays the West’s onto-epistemological norms that render certain somatechnologies of the speaking...