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... Liberal oligarchy La Paz civilizing missions education policy reform race-thinking ...

... consequences of thinking race is secured as a concept by knowing race or dismissing race in certain ways. It argues that the hardened assumptions about what colonialism and racism once looked like make little room for the mobile essentialisms that produce racism’s protean qualities. Racial essences are made...

... The prologue opens the collection with questions about power, representation, and difference. Hall thinks about culture as the terrain for producing identity and difference, and he wonders about the place of cultural politics in the present racial conjuncture. power identity diaspora...

... Chapter 5 is a transcript of a conversation between Stuart Hall, Paul Gilroy, and Homi Bhabha. The speakers talk about films and how race, identity, and representation are integral to thinking about the cultural work that films do. Stuart Hall Paul Gilroy Homi Bhabha film ...

... Thinking about belonging also means thinking about exclusion, and so we should consider how such exclusions are institutionalized. This chapter profiles the practices of the door staff at Berliner nightclubs, examining how these local leisure institutions may be informed by their broader...

... is introduced. The introduction outlines the arguments of scholars across fields who, with an interest in blackness, think about race from outside the terms of race and argues that Adolphe Quetelet’s “average man” is an abstraction made material through its uses in policing. The chapter reviews the historical...

... the Indian schools within the centralized state bureaucracy and reassert the oligarchy's policy of racial (“mestizo”) assimilation. reactionary conservatives Warisata race-thinking pedagogy of assimilation mestizaje ...

... would rationalize Bolivia's discriminatory state policies toward rural education for the next half century. Liberal oligarchy La Paz civilizing missions education policy reform race-thinking ...

... This chapter draws attention to film as a medium that both reinforces and contests images of progress. After reviewing themes that are pertinent to race and film studies as well as critical theory, this chapter looks at films that offer different ways of viewing and thinking about race, progress...

... In this concluding chapter, Malabou engages with four central issues raised by many of the authors of this volume. These include: the role of philosophy today in light of plasticity; the ideological basis of scientific modeling and the manner in which it can challenge philosophical thinking...

... and longitude, hot and cold, and categories of race and indigeneity. The chapter centers literature, poetry, and theory—especially of the Indigenous Canadian and Alaskan Arctic, the Black Atlantic, the Caribbean, and Oceania—to think critically about what ice asks that we think together and also what ice...

... Chapter 6 argues that the application of stratigraphy organized the material production and imagination of empire, as stratigraphy was applied to race. Theoretical geology provided the conceptual armature that initiated an epoch of vertical thinking for surface gain, which in turn opened...

... into thinking about ice, race, and indigeneity that can embody and invite political forms of softness, minorness, and cute. cute soft minor Indigenous theory hair ice ...

..., and anthropology, the chapter asks how situated companion species engage each other in meaningful material reworlding. A key phrase of the chapter is “It matters which ideas think other ideas.” Focusing on an art/science project bringing together racing pigeons, engineers, artists, and pigeon fanciers, the book...

... genealogy of the human is read alongside the author’s own thesis—which works through the geo-politics and coloniality of knowledge and being—in order to demonstrate her crucial contribution to decolonial thinking and the advancement of the decolonial option in epistemology, politics and ethics...

... with in animal studies. The concentration on work, on dressage, takes readers into a genre of fiction called “the equestrian novel,” and in explications of Jaimy Gordon's Circumspections from an Equestrian Statue and Lord of Misrule and C. E. Morgan's The Sport of Kings, the chapter thinks through...

... Chapter 4 explores the situation of the Cold War urban landscape, where evacuation was considered at the scale of the North American city. It traces the development of particular fields of knowledge and expertise around evacuation, following the emergence of different ways of thinking about...

... This book is a feminist intervention into the burgeoning field of surveillance studies, formally launching the field of feminist surveillance studies. Explicitly framing the concern with widespread surveillance as not a new phenomenon, this book demonstrates the importance of thinking beyond...