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... The conclusion returns to the central concepts of the book—esoterism, the deictic, endarkenment, and tending—and uses those concepts to pose two questions about everyday practices. The first is addressed to people who engage esoteric practices; using “blood crystals” as an example, I propose...

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... that disrupt education's humanist enclosures, reorienting study against what Sylvia Wynter calls Man. the event antiblackness Sylvia Wynter deictic ...

... This chapter is a close reading of Maryse Condé's novel I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem . In particular, I read Condé's novel as proposing a method of subjunctive reading attuned to deictic specificity, a method that I elaborate in the rest of the book. Taking as my point of departure...

.... Archive and Black Feminist Breathing Chorus to campus. Tying the engagements with those pedagogical events together is a focus on Sylvia Wynter's concept of “ceremony,” which I elaborate in relation to a longer discussion of “evental ontology.” the deictic wake work Black feminism endarkenment...

... that affirms nongeneralizable and idiomatic moments of feeling listening. Unlearning and the Conditions of Arrival the event antiblackness Sylvia Wynter deictic whiteness script theory valuation race phenomenology Indigenous listening value epistemology collectivity ...