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... This chapter approaches questions of social aesthetics through a narrow focus on Billy Strayhorn’s work as a vocal arranger. Strayhorn’s work with singers merged the musical and personal in particularly gendered ways. Barg theorizes the gendered musical and personal terrain of his collaborations...

... iconography and globalized messages of protest. By tracking the production and consumption of political fashions in the activist movement, including the popular revival of the 1960s activist Soe Hok Gie through film and media representations, the chapter shows how pemuda style merged the political goals...

... positions deathlife as a mode of defilement, of destruction, that challenges the integrity and logic of the social world and the grammar and vocabulary used to narrate that social world. Distinction between life and death as the source of joy is disrupted through radical practices of pleasure. By merging...

... Pitched somewhere between essay and conversation, this chapter records an exchange in which the voice of the Italian philosopher Roberto Esposito merges with that of his interlocutor, Roberto Ciccarelli, to create a third person. The two figures, at once diverging and blending, present...

... balikbayans invest, rebuild, and resettle are often unremarkable, in contrast to the “remittance landscapes” transformed by money sent home by transnational migrants. Balikbayans remake their homes and lives from a particular nostalgia for their childhoods in the Philippines. At the same time, they merge...

... to the social. This chapter approaches questions of social aesthetics through a narrow focus on Billy Strayhorn’s work as a vocal arranger. Strayhorn’s work with singers merged the musical and personal in particularly gendered ways. Barg theorizes the gendered musical and personal terrain of his...

... of the different “modes of listening” found in that setting. However, in response to the tendency within sound studies to identify an ever-increasing number of modes of listening, the entry points to the way modes became merged within the research context and were integrated in the holistic context of lived sonic...

... Chapter 3 further develops the concept of seascape epistemology as an embodied and emotional ontology for Kanaka Maoli, which involves an engagement with ke kai in such a way that indigenous identity becomes mobile as the body merges with the fluid ocean. This ocean-body assemblage joins...

... as a migrant-receiving state. It also discusses the need to situate care as a labor rather than an abstract ethic; the specific socioeconomic conditions leading to the outsourcing of long-term, live-in eldercare; and the merging of neoliberal capitalism and settler colonial expansion in the quest for Israeli...

... of colonial power. As a concept, the nervous opens colonial history to harm and moods, notably nervousness, nervosité , and trembling. This disposition or category stretched from a psychiatric malady; everyday colonial fear and panic, merging with revulsion in dread; and female spirit possession, healing...

... with communicable models associated with indigenous medicine during a cholera epidemic. Another case profiles an HIV+ choir in South Africa whose members merged contrastive communicative modalities and views on health. In the 1980s, the gay social movement challenged HIV/AIDS protocols in the United States...

... Chapter 2 merges the poetic and the cartographic gaze on boys by zooming in on cross-cultural encounter zones to show how boys’ bodies signified the spaces from which they were abducted. It brings into conversation the spatial representations of boys by Ottoman poets such as Aşık Çelebi...

... were arrested and imprisoned for years (and eventually exonerated), merges with the response of one of the sons whose name is similar to one of the arrested boys; a close friend who is a converted Jewish woman and a rabbi leads a yearly seder occasioning the writer’s contemplation of her own secular...

... practices of pleasure. By merging joy and pain, death and life are denied the difference that would support the social world constructed in relationship to the demands of whiteness. Tyler Okonma (the Creator) eroticism/erotic Georges Bataille Bacchus joy Focusing on horrorcore rap...

... medicine during a cholera epidemic. Another case profiles an HIV+ choir in South Africa whose members merged contrastive communicative modalities and views on health. In the 1980s, the gay social movement challenged HIV/AIDS protocols in the United States and demanded active roles for patients in research...

... are often unremarkable, in contrast to the “remittance landscapes” transformed by money sent home by transnational migrants. Balikbayans remake their homes and lives from a particular nostalgia for their childhoods in the Philippines. At the same time, they merge these lifestyles with customs, beliefs...

... and imperial desire. Leander’s homoerotic abduction speaks to these historical boys in the Mediterranean. Christopher Marlowe Hero and Leander sexual crossings sexuality in travel writing devşirme boys Chapter 2 merges the poetic and the cartographic gaze on boys by zooming in on cross-cultural...

... Roberto Esposito merges with that of his interlocutor, Roberto Ciccarelli, to create a third person. The two figures, at once diverging and blending, present a succinct yet comprehensive account of many of the concepts, such as biopolitics, the impersonal, and the unpolitical, that have begun to pervade...