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.... The chapter reanimates the performance while contemplating its appropriative, relational mechanisms as tools for re-worlding, initiated from within the (negative) position of the socially differentiated. weeds enclosure guerrilla gardening ecological revolt Capitalocene ...

... reality. The chapter reanimates the performance while contemplating its appropriative, relational mechanisms as tools for re-worlding, initiated from within the (negative) position of the socially differentiated. weeds enclosure guerrilla gardening ecological revolt Capitalocene ...

... differentiating realms. Separations of cultural and neutral accents; of social, bureaucratic, and system identities; of diurnal body and nocturnal work; and of economic, social, and physical knowledge production are briefly discussed to illuminate divergent tracks and independent itineraries of different realms...

...), considering it a work of radical and demonic feminist witchcraft that aims to transform reality. The chapter reanimates the performance while contemplating its appropriative, relational mechanisms as tools for re-worlding, initiated from within the (negative) position of the socially differentiated...

... of proximity as it sidles Black sociality and process philosophy. This approximation of proximity recognizes gaps and moves through them, interested in the differential that produces complexity. However, the overlap is hardly seamless. It is the seam, in fact, that textures the encounter. The claim here...

... of these global development templates for thinking about social difference, demonstrating how their implementation in Ecuador drew powerfully on colonial readings of the differential value of social groups. racialized labor internal colonialism modernization social neoliberalism single issue...

... This chapter builds on Elizabeth Povinelli’s reflections on how philosophies and anthropologies of radical potentiality—scholarship that posits a political or social otherwise emerges in moments of extreme social indetermination and of radical threshold experiences—fail to differentiate between...

... This chapter explains why the book has used the language of neutrality, instead of the more common term—alienation—to highlight the problems of global labor and social life. Attempting a non-normative analysis with a nonprescriptive ethic, this chapter points out divergent tracks of global life...

... uneven development, and the consequences this has for their embodiments, social relations, and livelihoods. The chapter draws out the differentiated nature of their positionalities and compares the two groups in order to disentangle ethnic, regional political economy, and national political historical...

... are inscribed in sociocultural meanings, embodiments, and the production of space, across different scales of poor countries. The chapter outlines the relational, multiscalar dynamics that differentiate postcolonial societies, while arguing that development’s will to improve obscures social heterogeneity...

... and stigmatized groups are differentially targeted as objects of surveillance and harassment in social media and video game culture. Yet policing and penalizing harrassers through legal means tends to work poorly and fails to address underlying issues and motivations for the behavior. This essay describes how...

... in specific social contexts. Further, it proposes to differentiate feminist modes of resistance from neoliberal discourses of resilience and securitarian politics. In following this path, our discussion moves beyond the human rights framework in which the positing of "vulnerable populations" becomes a way...

... standpoint of social identity. Georg Lukács introduced “standpoint” as a category to think the differential perspectives onto capitalist totality that class positions enable. In a Lukácsian attempt to account for the capitalist production of sexual identity, Kevin Floyd has argued that this production...

... meaning. It traces overlaps and points of differentiation with more traditional forms of area studies and “continentalism,” suggesting that the archipelagic is beholden less to bounded terrestrial forms than to the contours of planetary space. Consideration is given to the impact of ecology...

... By comparing the first patent for home security to more recent patents, this chapter dwells on the slowness of hometech creep. As such, this chapter excavates the social formations constituted by surveillance vigilantes and the technocreep of surveillance cameras by examining the development...

... and the corresponding modalities of vigilance, state and civil surveillance over women have always been differentially entrained on female bodies as vulnerable or dangerous. Through a critical focus on the work of anti-trafficking in the League of Nations, this essay argues that a persistent racialist and racist...

... The cinema of the French Nouvelle Vague (New Wave) brought, as one of its perceived radical innovations, an emphasis on improvisation at the levels both of acting and of filmmaking itself. Improvisation was one means by which this cinema differentiated itself from an earlier tradition of French...