... The conclusion returns to the question of how South Africa foretells planetary futures. Residual governance drives the Anthropocene and nourishes fantasies of endless growth. It bolsters racial capitalism and presents a formidable challenge to struggles for environmental justice...

... This chapter argues that, at its core, witchcrafting involves an intentional and revolutionary attention to care through pleasure. It is in caring for those made most vulnerable by capitalist exploitation, in reveling in pleasure, and in nourishing relationships that the witch rebels against...

... and bonds through which worlds cohere and dissolve, precipitating attention to diverse attachments and exposures that are variously toxic and nourishing. In drawing out these points, the chapter inhabits worldly encounters that draw out the elements of affect theories in ways that were only implicit...

... The ocean between California and Asia, as well as the world oceans that constitute much of this blue-green Earth credibly troped as Planet Ocean, are the biomorphic and atmospheric elements that sustain and nourish us materially and aesthetically as a daily fact—indeed, as a moment-to-moment...

... Scarcity typified most convicts’ lives. Salaries were low; goods for sale, dear; and the ability to earn extra income legitimately, limited. The environment nourished theft and extortion that fed an underground economy in stolen goods. Contraband commerce, in alcohol in particular, brought...

... they endeavor to create, on the manipulations of space they condone, and on the objects of fear they nourish and reproduce. Reason Security regimes Enlightenment Empire Dutch colonialism Affect ...

... Chapter 1 has two goals: to offer a genealogy of the wanted poster as organized by the average man, and to argue that this is a secular, racial knowledge formation whose religious roots, as we will see in later chapters, continue to nourish it. It argues that the statistical invention...

... of the unhuman, impotent and empty. The twin concepts of Blackness and Whiteness nourished European imperial and colonial projects to colonize, segregate, dehumanize, and partition. In France the formation of a racist consciousness underpinned by a biological discourse on race was developed deliberately...

... now-forgotten past as a site of Black leisure; Ellyn Bache’s short story “Shell Island”; and contemporary debates over beach nourishment. From there, the chapter analyzes debates over the relocation of Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, using Hugh Morton’s aerial photography to explore the bipartisan campaign...

... The hybrid term “limitrophe” derives from the Latin limes (“boundary”) and the Greek trophos (“feeder”) and trephein (“to nourish”). In its original meaning, limitrophus designated lands that provided food for troops defending an outpost of empire. More generally, the word connotes...

..., and the ways he has found nourishment in writing, music, friendships, and family. race poetry creative writing autotheory Asia studies ...

..., on the manipulations of space they condone, and on the objects of fear they nourish and reproduce. Reason Security regimes Enlightenment Empire Dutch colonialism Affect This chapter challenges the notion that the “new racism” is rooted in culture, as opposed to the “purer” and earlier biological...

... spirituality This chapter argues that, at its core, witchcrafting involves an intentional and revolutionary attention to care through pleasure. It is in caring for those made most vulnerable by capitalist exploitation, in reveling in pleasure, and in nourishing relationships that the witch rebels against...

..., such as melodic contaminations or spiderweb anthropologies. anthropology of exchange natural contract traps gifts The hybrid term “limitrophe” derives from the Latin limes (“boundary”) and the Greek trophos (“feeder”) and trephein (“to nourish”). In its original meaning, limitrophus...

... further the forces and bonds through which worlds cohere and dissolve, precipitating attention to diverse attachments and exposures that are variously toxic and nourishing. In drawing out these points, the chapter inhabits worldly encounters that draw out the elements of affect theories in ways that were...