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... without tying it too tightly to defining words. Playful joy from and for radically healing openness is shared and upheld here to elude the paralyzing exhaustion caused by a “cistem” that cannot possibly hold us. References Anzaldúa Gloria E. “ now let us shift . . . the path of conocimiento...

... of genocide discourse creates a largely unintended opening into a radical critique of the very “civilized humanity” it intends to righteously defend. © 2015 Duke University Press 2015 genocide state violence racial power racism colonialism Inhabiting the Impasse Racial/Racial-­Colonial Power...

.... Expert insight comes from the twenty‐year‐old field of platform studies, which documents, explains, and tackles the rise of corporate platforms. However, platform studies fails to incorporate the insights of colonial theory. This article opens up an urgent conversation between platform scholars...

..., to gather, stranded into refuge together. A people came into existence without origin—anoriginal, as Nahum Chandler would say—who were “in touch”, whose response to the sociopathic demand for access was paradoxically and necessarily a radical opening of being, a practice of touch without surface or border...

... about the Gezi uprising and its radical openness. 12 As an impromptu objection it was unexpected, nonhierarchical, and without a core leadership to guide it. Gezi unprecedentedly mobilized a highly heterogeneous crowd composed of predominantly first-time activists from very diverse backgrounds...

...,” 377–80 . 10 I am thinking of Adriana Cavarero’s work on inclination as a feminized position and ethical form that remains radically open to others. See Cavarero, Inclinations . 18 Prashad, Karma of Brown Folk , 6 . 19 Huang, “‘Inscrutably, Actually,’” 6, 5 . 20...

... solidarity offers radical openings for unexpected connections among “communities of struggle.” In both cases, the call for beyond — whether in the form of Marxist theory or a feminist solidarity politics — is a way of reanimating feminist politics...

... of Islamophobia and the emergence and deployment of an expanding set of security apparatuses whose categorical, geographic, and historical permeability define warfare as radically open-ended. Rather than organize our inquiry around the hegemonic figure of post-9/11, however, this special issue investigates...

... immense range of inquiry is best articulated in four distinct yet overlapping periods that exemplify the theoretical foresight and relevance for future radical speculation and praxis. Spanning over sixty years, Aronowitz's massive intellectual enterprise offers entry points to understand our current...

... is that the sexual female body, the descriptor for a cosmic (because unmeasurable) excess (to juridical, economic, and symbolic production), is an opening to a radical critique of the global present that avoids the pitfalls of cultural difference...

... of transnational radical care was made possible by the already existing undercommons of independent midwives and open-minded obstetricians that runs through our public health care system. Following the leak of the US Supreme Court draft anticipating the overturning of Roe v. Wade at the end of May 2022...

... Will the new race radicalism capture racial reference affirmatively enough to discredit neoliberalism’s appropriation of U.S. multiculturalism and to diminish its version of a just global order? These are open questions that the foregoing speculations invite...

... for further attention on “opening up municipal practices to Gezi style radical experimentation and financial and political priorities.” The last contribution to this special issue, authored by Salvatore Paolo De Rosa, takes a situated urban political ecology approach in exploring the climate-justice...

... that in the city—that is, in the polis—truth made such decisive actions political. Concomitantly, as Vernant goes on to argue, the truth of politics made philosophy possible: “The rules of the political game—open discussion, contentious debate, the confrontation of opposing arguments—become the rules...

...Naisargi N. Dave This article tries to locate the missing something that enables radical social projects to persevere, in this case, the social project of animal activism in India. The author argues that we will find the missing something buried in and by the tyranny of consistency...

... also surviving in adaptive, humorous, grievous, and joyous ways, the connectivities of their open socialities of living and mutual being modeling networks of cooperative survival—or what I refer to as vital platforms—assaulted and preyed upon but nevertheless creatively persisting across centuries...

..., not all power is sexuality, which leaves open the possibility of a radical reconfiguration of bodies and pleasures, 12 Cornell and Seely ∙ There’s Nothing Revolutionary about a Blowjob both individually and collectively. As Foucault clearly and emphatically states...

... politics of theory divide between theory and practice and the attendant invidious distinction between who could be said to do which. The openings within the univer- now seems to sity to the radical expansion of what could be studied, as well as the dawn- ing realization that what took place within...

... at temperamental stars are cast as rituals of elegy. “Preface” depicts a sorrow so consuming that it makes its bearer lackadaisical to the Earth opening up beneath him and the cosmos rearranging itself above him. In the process, the poem provides a glimpse of existential angst in a black radical(izing) artist...

... reconceived as and in the sociality of flight itself where the individual “I” is already broken open, “dividuated” and thus now understood as the ecstatic, enthusiastic yield of a ceremony of collective plot life not reducible to narrativization or emplotment. This is the radical rapture, the “critical...