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... Reparation is a key concept in both political theory and psychoanalysis, but it is used very differently in each field and rarely discussed across them. Chapter 1 traces a conceptual history of reparations from John Locke to Melanie Klein, beginning with dispossession and death in the New World...

... A growing body of scholarship explores how human rights have been hijacked for various political ends. In contrast, reparations tend to be either lauded as an uncontested good or dismissed as a political impossibility. As demands for reparations have come to occupy center stage in debates...

... paranoia and reparation is needed to understand the character of contemporary feminist politics GABA Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick reparation paranoia neurological turn ...

... perspectives from Puerto Rican artists based in Chicago and New York. Chicago abstraction contemporary art historical reparation figurative art political art ...

... manner of secretly contaminated selves, snakes who poison and wound the national body politic. The book closes with two ways of implementing its lessons in racial ensoulment: first, an abolitionist approach that dismantles the technologies of enmity and policing; and second, a reparative approach...

... central lines of questioning: calculation in its computational form; the economy in its neurobiological form; and the living, beset by a process of carbonization. brutalism political thought architecture politics of reparation ...

... the implications of queer fractals for debates about the politics of reparations. Caribbean studies queer studies history race mathematics ...

... as a political and onto-epistemological response to affective neoliberal capitalism in a chimeracological world. bio-art feminist mnemonics affective capitalism reparative reading onto-epistemology ...

... Rican art scene, presenting perspectives from Puerto Rican artists based in Chicago and New York. Chicago abstraction contemporary art historical reparation figurative art political art ...

... La Marr Jarelle Bruce focuses on three films— To Wong Foo , Romeo + Juliet , and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil— that feature black drag queens who serve a particular use value within the rhetorical mise-en-scène of each film’s racial, sexual, and gender politics. Bruce’s analyses...

... This chapter considers the relation between depression and hostility and feminist politics. The chapter begins by discussing the importance of thinking about depression as a kind of aggression directed outward, arguing that the popular anger-turned-inward hypothesis of depression is less useful...

... to apologize. Their act raises the question of what it means to take responsibility for a historical catastrophe for which you are not quite responsible. Extending Jacques Derrida’s notion of “absolute forgiveness,” the chapter proposes a corollary concept of “absolute apology” to explore a politics of repair...

... Chapter 3 focuses on Duke Ellington’s celebrated recording from the 1956 Newport Jazz Festival and the invasive yet reparative post-production of Columbia producer George Avakian. Creating jazz history on record necessitated a collaboration among artists, festival organizers, sound engineers...

...Feminist Theory This chapter focuses on one example (Gayle Rubin’s influential work on gender and sexuality) that illustrates how feminism has placed biology at a distance from its conceptual and political interests. The chapter begins by working through a small section of Rubin’s “Thinking...

... experience disruption and blackouts. These moments interact with the infrastructural divisions between “ populares ” and “culturalists,” which Guatemalanist ethnography has mirrored, split between attending to political economy, war, ethnic/class relations, and gender inequalities and to a focus on village...