...Introduction<subtitle>Culture and Politics in the Imaginaries of Globalization</subtitle> ...

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... itself vary across time, space, and social strata. Against this backdrop, it concludes by providing a succinct overview of the book’s chapters and how they intertwine to form an overall argument. history of the present end of history historical imaginary political imaginary ...

... Chapter 3 undertakes an untimely investigation into the valorization of democracy in the dominant political imaginary. Drawing on the resources of a radicalized form of historicism, it demonstrates that this is a modern phenomenon and resituates democratophilia in a triumphalist logic of history...

... creating progressive political imaginaries. activism Latino politics ethnic studies capitalism ...

..., fail to grasp that the irruption of nonhuman agencies into politics is what defines the Anthropocene). Read through Latin American discussions of lo común (the common), Anthropocene narratives reveal that, in scalar terms, standing political imaginaries are generally oriented toward displacement...

.... This entails a different political imaginary and a mode of critical thought that is waged against ongoing forms of repression encountered in the social world beyond the gallery and the museum. This fundamentally alters the aesthetic claims of engaged art, requiring an analysis that is sensitive to the scalar...

... Chapter 11 reflects on difference, identity, and immigration and how both the real and the imaginary come to bear on these concepts in terms of politics and culture. immigration identity marginalization difference ...

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... tarot tradition through the creation of culturally accessible decks, (2) frame tarot as self-care through a healing justice framework, and (3) engage tarot as an emergent strategy for activating political imaginaries in service of conjuring a just future. This analysis is situated in a genealogical...

... In this chapter on the Bang-Bang Club, a group of four white photojournalists who documented the end of apartheid in South Africa, Sharon Sliwinski considers how the constraints of dark times affect the social imaginary. Sliwinski argues that the realm of the imaginary can be leveled...

...Assembling the 1980s Chapter 11 reflects on difference, identity, and immigration and how both the real and the imaginary come to bear on these concepts in terms of politics and culture. immigration identity marginalization difference Chapter 12 thinks about the 1980s...