... and the Foreigner . Princeton: Princeton up, 2001 . Howson, Alexandra. Embodying Gender . London: Sage, 2005 . hreoc. Bringing Them Home . Report of the National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children from Their Families. Published by the Human Rights and Equal...

...), and Labor's Lot: The Power, History, and Culture of Aboriginal Action (University of Chicago Press, 1994). © 2011 by Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2011 Works Cited Appadurai Arjun . The Social Life of Things: Commodities in a Cultural...

... and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2015 biopower geontopower Georges Canguilhem Aborigines Michel Foucault We know them well. The hysterical woman (a hysterization of women’s bodies); the masturbating child (a pedagogization of children’s sex); the perverse adult...

... as the most backward and miserable of savages, the aborigines of Australia” (4). Late Victorian anthropological speculation commonly regarded Aboriginal Australians in the way that Freud does here: in spite of Charles Darwin’s...

... of the "relay race between Empire and Nation, between imperialism and independence" (107). Here, the reference is to the specific Indian aboriginal communities about which Mahasweta writes. These aboriginals or Adivasis as they are called in India, occupy in Spivak's words the "space that cannot d fferences 85...

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... of genocide of the Aboriginal peoples. This instantiated shame has a significance and effect that is completely at odds with the event of shame; indeed, one might argue that this political or public instan- tiation functions to resolve...

..., that distinctly totalitarian states seek to obliterate. The reports of indigenous, so-called aboriginal groups facing genocide structurally resemble the ab-originary suppression of non-identity in the zero in its negative, circumscribed...

... Liberalism,” in which she argues that the limits of queer antinormativity can be found at the juncture of settler colonialism, neoliberalism, and human exceptionalism in the geontological politics attending an Australian Aboriginal community. Taking up the case of Tjipel, a creek-girl in Anson Bay...

..., aboriginal maw of darkness from which the heroics of cognition can occasionally wrestle facts, insights, freedoms, progress, perhaps there exists instead a plethora of ignorances, and we may begin to ask questions about the labor, erotics and economics of their production and distribution [T]hese ignorances...

... that might give the lie to its aboriginality. Militancy marks the subject's commitment to maintaining itself as it is, whatever it might discover, while nostalgia marks a limitation of the subject's past. Together the two armor the subject against anything that might dissolve its cocooning carapace...

... the Aborigines do), from turning the tables and eating the baby. Thus the child is actually safeguarded by the parental ability to maintain aspects of subjectivity that are crucial to suspending her or his immediate need without...

... . Philadelphia:Merrihew & Thompson, Printers, 1842 . ———. Crania AEgyptiaca; or Observations on Egyptian Ethnography, Derived from Anatomy, History and the Monuments . Philadelphia: J. Pennington, 1844 . ———. Crania Americana; or, a Comparative View of the Skulls of Various Aboriginal Nations of North...

... to identify a skull of a modern Negro, an Australian aboriginal, or a Euro- pean, in individual cases where the racial characters are exceptionally well marked; but the variation within each group is so great that skulls of each type may...

... events are coeval: [W]hat if the entire intrauterine existence of the higher mam- mals were only a replica of the type of existence which character- ized that aboriginal piscine period, and birth...

... Feminism in Decolonization asymmetrical way, we should have to consider the millennially suppressed oral cultures ofthe aboriginals ofIndia. We have not yet seen an Indo-Anglian fiction writer of tribal origin who has gone back to his or her own oral heritage. Indeed, anyone aware of the ruthless history...

..., the last word of Totem and Taboo is decisive: quoting an equally uncertain Faust, Freud declares, “[I]n the beginning was the Deed” (161). What “Deed”? The act in question is Freud’s infamous tall tale of the aboriginal murder of the Primal Father, a deed that “made an end of the patriarchal horde” (141...

... the visual media as well. During the 1860s, photographers broke away from aestheticized portrayals of madness that celebrated the individuality of human consciousness. Instead, they began to capture the faces of madwomen, whores, and aborigines in a manner resembling the modern mugshot (figures 1, 2...

..., all of them Amins. Fantastic! There is no hope for this continent [15 to an exoticizing meditation on Australia and Aboriginals ("Bereft of wild animals and history, but not of myths and wind [163 to the following egregious pronouncement on men and women in Thailand: "The women of Thailand are so...