Search Results for lived geography

... study focused on affirming “Black livingness.” The chapter argues for a Du Boisian methodology in pursuing Black geographies—attention to the political economic and the poetic in rejecting social death as the primary means of characterizing Black life and place-making. The reason for this is about...

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... trans lives urban geography state power cisheteronormativity trans kin medicolegal Turkey ...

... the alternative geography I call the transimperial Greater Caribbean, the subjects of this book envisioned plausible futures developed within this malleable, amorphously demarcated, transimperial geographic space. methodological nationalism plausible future Atlantic history lived geography geographic...

... 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...

... as philosophical texts, psychology studies, and moral struggles, and often reinterpret classical tales in the context of contemporary lives. Drawing on the Shan Hai Jing (The Classic of Mountains and Seas), a compendium of mythical animals and mythic geographies, and the genre of zhiguai chuanqi (“strange tales...

..., favelada , LGBTQ person, and single mother elected to city council and then assassinated. The chapter employs Black Geographies to examine Franco’s assassination in the context of white nationalism, Black genocide, and spatial violence. In doing so, it unpacks how Black Geographic approaches give meaning...

... This chapter is a story of trans geography in the urban landscape of Istanbul. Situating the sexual and sex/gender-transgressive character of Beyoglu within a broader social context of ethnic, religious, economic, sexual, and gendered spatialized otherness, the chapter delineates the historical...

... film excerpted from the author’s aunt’s archive. In this work, research, family archiving and conversation, and art create a bird’s-eye view that expands over Black life and geography. Black citational practice, written and lived between the body, place, and page, is spatialized through craft...

... This chapter uses C. S. Giscombe’s 1994 book-length poem Here to explore systematically some key ways that songs and poetry document racialized experiences of geography, particularly the shifting boundaries between North and South and between urban and rural. It explores Giscombe’s complex...

... The third chapter, “The Ruins of Settlement,” asks if the colonial city can be a stable form with which to interpret the geographies and temporalities of climate catastrophe. Focusing on the intersecting policies of Indigenous relocation and urban renewal in and beyond the Twin Cities...

... The introduction poses the central questions that run through the book, namely why nation-states are willing to expend such enormous amounts of financial and human resources to secure minuscule pieces of land, and why so many ordinary citizens are ready to sacrifice their lives for said pieces...

... Chapter 4 extends the analysis of lifestyle television’s role in shaping imaginative geographies through a study of the U.S.-owned Travel and Living Channel—available in many countries across Asia—in Taiwan. Interviews with Taiwanese viewers suggest that one of the most notable impacts...

... This chapter sheds light on the resilient, imaginative, and creative labor of trans lives by narrating intimate accounts of friendship and family and kin making. It demonstrates how trans people reinvent everyday conditions of violence, familial abandonment, and death, transforming them...

... and geography. Black citational practice, written and lived between the body, place, and page, is spatialized through craft and collaboration in homage and reverie. The alluvial nature of Black collective thought and humans’ physical relationship to land, water, and sky are brought into form as atlas, blueprint...

... an unauthorized migrant, along with this practice of escaping the police who seek to deport migrants and the nongovernmental organizations that want to repatriate migrants as a form of aid, collectively produce a geographic and embodied space of the in-between. The geographies of the in-between represent...

...A Note on <italic>Intimate Geographies</italic> ...

... study focused on affirming “Black livingness.” The chapter argues for a Du Boisian methodology in pursuing Black geographies—attention to the political economic and the poetic in rejecting social death as the primary means of characterizing Black life and place-making. The reason for this is about...

... health improvements in Brazil would take place via immigration. This argument is crucial to examining generalizable processes over time, including the relation of health to global labor markets, globalized ideas about public health, and the construction and function of health geographies...

... Chapter 2 is the first of three chapters that pivot around imaginative geographies, focusing on how people’s engagements with lifestyle television involve imagining place at a range of scales, from the perceived relation between regional localities and national metropolises to the relation...