...Scattering ...

... As trans folks, we are always already scattered. Our bodies do not consolidate the way they are supposed to and the way we think about ourselves and our worlds is, perhaps at its best, scatterbrained—jumping from here to there, breaking apart what appears together, taking a broom to the anthills...

... scatter Cameron Awkward-Rich Cavar disability Hampshire’s bathroom incident ...

... Kichwa women (warmikuna) Tsáchila women (sonala) counter-topography scattered hegemonies land biopolitics ...

... and the makings of new belongings. stash archives library lexicons Sexual Minorities Archives As trans folks, we are always already scattered. Our bodies do not consolidate the way they are supposed to and the way we think about ourselves and our worlds is, perhaps at its best, scatterbrained...

... for radar echoes from the surface of the sea that scatter steady images of waves, to theorize how waves, for the people who study them, are always a mix of the empirical and the conceptual, the real and the represented. waves oceans abstraction reading ...

... in his essay, “Of National Characters,” is widely considered to have inaugurated an Enlightenment discourse of race. That note happens also to be the first mention of Williams in print. This chapter reads the scattered records we have about Williams against Hume's note, both of which take on lives...

... This chapter proposes a fresh approach, based on the notion of epistemological culture, to the seminal work of Cuvier on mammal paleontology. It recounts the story of the reconstruction of Tertiary mammals on the basis of scattered and incomplete fossils found in gypsum quarries around Paris...

... The epilogue returns to Jimmie Durham’s artistic practice to consider rocks that sprang to life following his relocation to Europe in 1994. A chunk of mineral matter masks the artist’s visage, pebbles dent the front of a refrigerator, rocks scatter across the floor of a museum gift store...

..., many of whom had participated in the Watts Renaissance of the 1960s, some with strong memories of Central Avenue. After April 1992 it became the heart of a rejuvenated community arts movement. For the scattered members of the Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra, some of whom had started coalescing...

... In chapter 4 the extended family attends two large reunions held in North Carolina, one of which is also the occasion of scattering into the ocean the ashes of a beloved brother-in-law, brother to the writer’s husband, a man who was a lifelong activist for both racial justice and gay rights...

... and writing as it is about their worldly effects, as much about the inter- and intralingual transfer of meaning and intention as their suspension and subversion, and as much about the mobilization of interpretation and interpreters as their scattering and confusion. The introduction organizes these broad...

...) counter-topography scattered hegemonies land biopolitics ...

.... Lucia Berlin writes Helene about having to write for job five pages on her poetics. Hettie proposes a class in Poetic Techniques at SUNY Purchase. Helene confesses to being scattered. Hettie’s narrative concludes that Helene “came along too soon” for art classes. They discuss the word “cute” when Helene...

...,” and can be read as a myth of conquest corresponding to the political expansion of the Inka in the southern Andes in the fifteenth century. The material remains of these earlier societies are evident, as the story notes, in the pre-Inka tombs (chullpares) scattered about the altiplano. The small pockets...

... work of Cuvier on mammal paleontology. It recounts the story of the reconstruction of Tertiary mammals on the basis of scattered and incomplete fossils found in gypsum quarries around Paris. In the process of transforming a technical problem of fossil osteology into a new research strategy, Cuvier...