... imperialism capitalism geographical determinism biological determinism taxonomy ...

... imperialism capitalism geographic determinism biological determinism taxonomy ...

... Imperialism, both discursive and material, extended European rule over space-time, land and water, and peoples. Geographical and biological determinism explained superior and inferior varieties (races), and taxonomy segregated, assigned natures, and ranked all of the planet’s life forms. Those...

... Imperialism, both discursive and material, extended European rule over the earth. Geographic and biological determinisms explained superior and inferior human varieties (races), justifying extraterritorial powers, and taxonomy named, classified, and ranked all life-forms, installing order amid...

... In this piece I attempt a taxonomy of the many ways women are commonly forgotten, including ways in which they themselves sometimes prefer to disappear. I urge remembering (the women active in Civil Rights, the generations of suffrage activists, the lost women founders), but I also, finally...

... “Chapter 3: An Aesthetics of Production” evaluates how the category of craft anchored the proposal of an anticolonial revision to the North Atlantic–centric art canon in the early iterations of the Bienal, subverting taxonomies that historically facilitated the exclusion of artists in other...

... and exhibited by Windham himself. This subjectivity is indicative of a taxonomy of being that differs from the one utilized by the ethnographer by holding the flesh as paramount. Windham’s “us is human flesh” challenges the Aristotelean distinction between free rational humans and animality, by proffering...

... reproduces a cis/trans binary, where most people’s gender identity or social role naturally mapped onto their sexed body. This renders invisible how all sex and gender—including cisgender—fail to fit into normative taxonomies. Cisness was constructed as arguments about racialized and classed sexual...

... flesh.” It discusses the conflict between the subjectivity of negrophilic ethnography and that which is both exposited and exhibited by Windham himself. This subjectivity is indicative of a taxonomy of being that differs from the one utilized by the ethnographer by holding the flesh as paramount...

... people’s gender identity or social role naturally mapped onto their sexed body. This renders invisible how all sex and gender—including cisgender—fail to fit into normative taxonomies. Cisness was constructed as arguments about racialized and classed sexual difference, scientific study of bodily anomalies...

... to the North Atlantic–centric art canon in the early iterations of the Bienal, subverting taxonomies that historically facilitated the exclusion of artists in other world regions from the spaces of artistic legitimization. The biennial conversions at place within this effort helped reformulate socialist...

...Refugees from Utopia In this piece I attempt a taxonomy of the many ways women are commonly forgotten, including ways in which they themselves sometimes prefer to disappear. I urge remembering (the women active in Civil Rights, the generations of suffrage activists, the lost women founders...