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... on the Neocolonial Terrain by Butch Lee and Red Rover (1993). These books still circulate among dissident prisoners but are largely unknown otherwise. Still they offer a fruitful point of convergence of academic and social movement knowledge formations: the insurrection of subjugated knowledges. settler...

... José Limón juxtaposes the subjugating, dominant discourses of elite Mexican thinkers like Octavio Paz concerning Mexican male, working-class, speech/body play with such performances as those experienced in Mexican-American south Texas. masculinity folklore class performance ...

..., but it also robbed the colonized of their pasts by figuring the subjugated as indebted and the potentate as eternally present. Time and the body in the Black text thus become contingently present, simultaneous, and numerous. Race was, then, more than a fiction: it was gaze, affect, sexual desire, fantasy...

... and historicist device is necessary to convey content to a new generation of readers who are fully subjugated to capital yet interested in a counterpraxis and counterlogistics in order to thrive. This is where the avant-gardist manifesto or futurist prose poem gains greatest currency. Tiqqun neo-Dada...

... for subjugation. American education miseducation critical pedagogy culture wars ...

... how these women’s will is presented and exploited. Again I argue for the illegibility of these women’s will within this digital archive, instead thinking through possible embodied gestures that can help excavate the social afterlife of subjugated women. Miss Landmine Angola Morten Traavik...

... and complicity of the state, police, and judiciary—and also show how such violence is normalized as it becomes part of gendering the population through a violent right-wing patriarchy. Such gendering produces Hindu patriarchy able to violently subjugate Muslim women and men, and constructs Muslim men...

...Narrative Terrorism Part 4 discusses contemporary political antagonisms toward alternate cosmological narratives of colonized subjects. The discussion centers on the work of the Palestinian American artist Larissa Sansour, whose work shows that resistance to settler-colonial subjugation...

... or reconfigured forms of exploitative labor discipline, rent extraction, and political subjugation that characterized the militarized neoliberalism that the paramilitary takeover solidified. It also considers how ordinary people understood “the state” in a context in which the boundaries between paramilitaries...

... England. As the subject writes his life, and comes to possess the meaning of slavery as his own past, the autobiography as a liberal genre does the work of subjugating the history of the collective enslaved within a temporality in which it is legible as the origin out of which the free modern subject...

... Over decades or even centuries, women are subjugated; they somehow come forward; they lead reforms, including for their own rights and their families' well-being. Rwanda was no exception. But the lightning speed with which it moved through those stages makes the country a model well worth...

... to chronicle how memory, place, and identity marked the fault lines of what it meant to be black in the age of Thatcherism. The chapter isolates the myriad bodies seeking escape from the sprawling history of black subjugation in these two films, as well as the ways this anticipation of escape is sutured...

..., and the inculcation of good habits and hygiene. By 1920, Bolivia's official pedagogy for the Indian had settled on a contradictory logic of racial assimilation and labor subjugation: Indian youth would be trained in farm-schools that would civilize them and train them as efficient farmhands. This geo-racial logic...

... has important implications for gendered relations and for collective action against local, cultural, national, or global structures of subjugation under neoliberalism. agonism Hannah Arendt Occupy Gezi responsiveness collective action ...

... and complicity of the state, police, and judiciary—and also show how such violence is normalized as it becomes part of gendering the population through a violent right-wing patriarchy. Such gendering produces Hindu patriarchy able to violently subjugate Muslim women and men, and constructs Muslim men...

... gender and geographical transitions shape each other, blurring distinctions of shelter and homelessness, motion and boundedness, freedom and unfreedom, and undergirding her conceptual innovation of “confinement in motion.” José Limón juxtaposes the subjugating, dominant discourses of elite Mexican...