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... Into the Light Kim Saryang misrecognition colonized I-novel proximate empire ...

... the proximity of Japanese-Korean relations and differs markedly from the Euro-American colonial context. Into the Light Kim Saryang misrecognition colonized I-novel proximate empire ...

... This introductory chapter puts forward the project of examining experience in a phenomenal world understood and imagined as cinematic by nature. The chapter introduces fieldwork in the midst of filmic production as a means of engaging this subject, as well as the empirical context of Tamil...

... This final section of the book underlines several key points. It emphasizes the importance of social proximity in missionary work and the ways in which these forms of cross-cultural contact brought the nature and management of the body into question. The conclusion also suggests missionary work...

... proximate neighbors is used as a case study to propose the need for a more nuanced perspective on comparative empires and the problem of colonial modernity. This chapter proposes to consider what it calls the “shared but disavowed” history of colonial modernity as the experience of modernity under colonial...

...Temporality, Proximity, Dispersion ...

...Proximities of Power ...

... This chapter examines the heuristics of various geographical metaphors that shape theoretical and empirical analyses, especially in the social sciences and humanities. Some of the most important geographical metaphors have been territories (as delimited by states), regions (cultural areas...

... This chapter examines the heuristics of various geographical metaphors that shape theoretical and empirical analyses, especially in the social sciences and humanities. Some of the most important geographical metaphors have been territories (as delimited by states), regions (cultural areas...

... and conflicts that he set in place. It stresses that interracial proximity was central to Yate’s authority, both as an author of a pioneering ethnographic treatment of Māori society and to his role as a missionary. This reading of Yate differs from much of the writing on Yate which has been primarily concerned...

... of Osama bin Laden as a point of departure, this essay considers how racialization from above transmutes the temporality of warfare through notions of preemption and endurance, recalibrates Orientalist imagined geography through recast concepts of proximity, and fixates on the capacity for precision...

...Militarism, Empire, and War<subtitle>The Security State and States of Insecurity</subtitle> This essay examines the devolution of immigrant detention and deportation efforts domestically and internationally. It addresses the outsourcing of detention operations to surrogate jailers and the use...