... CHAPTER 3 GENOCIDE IN CANADA A Relational View Christopher Powell and Julia Peristerakis Our goal in this paper is to demonstrate how the experiences of Indigenous peo- ples in Canada can be understood as...

...FIVE Relational Identities and Material Domains In this chapter I explore further the interaction between material objects, identity, and memory in particular spa- tial contexts through the concepts of the relational self and distributed personhood...

...For what one senses as ideas or what one exposes in words becomes so foreign to what one accumulates in oneself as rocks. —edouard glissant, Le case du commandeur J. MICHAEL DASH Martinique/Mississippi: Edouard Glissant and Relational...

...5 RELATIONAL COFFEE This chapter is concerned with the routes, machines, and people that connect Maimafu, Goroka, and the rest of the world, and the social relations that emerge along these paths. It is also con- cerned with structural changes beginning in the 1980s...

... heterogeneity, the different scales and orders of music’s social mediation. But the social dimensions of music have also come to the fore in musicology in the past decade. A second goal of the chapter is to put this thinking into dialogue with the influential recent concepts of relational aesthetics and...

... Part II The Relational Self 4 Carrying the Cross of Christ Donadas in Seventeenth-Century Lima · · · The Lord walks among the pots and pans.  — Teresa de Ávila...

...Clandestine Connections The Political and Relational Makings of Collective Violence JAVIER AUYERO Luis D’Elia is the leader of the Federación de Tierra y Vivienda, a grassroots organization that, in 2000 and 2001, coordinated some of the largest and longest road blockades in protest...

... 1 listening between the lines Relational Labor, Productive Intimacy, and the Affective Contradictions of Call Center Work June 2013. At ten minutes past eleven at night a small flashing icon near the top right...

...4 Capitalist Relations In the decade 1998– 2009, inequality within highland neighborhoods inten- sified and took on a new form. Some farmers accumulated wealth and in- creased their access to land and capital, while others lost their land as they struggled with debts for farm inputs...

...chapter six • Concluding Relations Break a vase, and the love that reassembles the fragments is stronger than that love which took its symmetry for granted when it was whole. The glue that fits the pieces is the sealing of its...

... relations, taking place through perception, interactions between human beings, and the materialization of human activities in the nonhuman world. The chapter further discusses how social arrangements shape perception, in dialogue with Linda Martín Alcoff. Judith Butler’s description of how bodies are...

... RELATED TALES - ~ - .. - DAVE'S NECKLISS ave some...

... language politics, the relation of language to the colonial and national situation in the transnational, translingual histories linking the Caribbean and the Pacific as outposts of the Spanish empire at its end and the American Century at its beginning. Drawing on North American Haida artist Bill...

... ChAptER 1 tHe coloNiAl relAtioN new world drAmA And the coloniAl relAtion In the simplest terms, the “colonial relation” refers to the connection between the...

.... 2 Following Oysters, Relating Taste Oyster Encounters I’ve been following oysters for some time. Several years ago, my Scottish girlfriend and I sat in Rogano in Glasgow, a wonderful art deco fish restau- rant that opened in 1935—the same year that the Queen Mary was being built on the...