... Indigenous cosmopolitanism borderlands transnationality transhistorical practices ...

... utilize mindscapes, witchcraft, memory, social archaeology of institutions, and Indigenous cosmopolitanism to inform Santal understandings of borderlands across temporal and spatial chasms. By drawing on these transhistorical and transgeographical practices, this chapter pursues an understanding...

... boundaries, emphasizing the epistemological value of Indigenous configurations of fluid histories and spaces. Indigenous cosmopolitanism borderlands transnationality transhistorical practices This chapter combats the prevalent idea that networked communications and internet communication...

... from it. This is done primarily through “priming”—the modulation of action and perception through nonconscious micro-events occurring in the interval of “readiness potential” where an experience is in-the-making. How this plays out in “battlespace” in the preemptive practice of “shock and awe...

... on universality but because this universality, in contrast to older, New Critical claims of transhistorical continuity, is grounded on historical discontinuity and disruption—a disruption caused by the Lacanian objet petit a , the traumatic kernel of the Real that every historical context fails to negotiate...