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... autonomous territories that are home to thousands of families. The Panchos insist they are building not housing projects but life projects. The struggle to transform the material environment to meet immediate needs forms part of a larger political struggle for a qualitatively different form of life...

... in the work and its abolitionist dimensions. I consider how micropractices of care, for migrants and between aid workers, open onto a larger project of dismantling logics of racialized criminalization that structure the production of disavowable life in border enforcement. The production of disavowable...

... on continuing to develop their individual projects and practices than on com- munizing the means of production or ending the reign of the bourgeoisie over social life. That radical political outcomes have not manifested themselves, how- ever, does not mean that the autonomist concepts and approaches...

...Olga Lafazani This essay discuss the everyday life processes in the occupied City Plaza Hotel, inhabited by almost four hundred migrants and solidarity activists. As a member of the reception group since day one, I attempt to discuss the challenges of the project, rather than try to praise and show...

... 2010: 121). Given these aforementioned efforts to situate and evaluate the peculiar character of Césaire’s life projects, we wanted to draw on insights from our fairly recent work theorizing the nature and politics of creolization within a peculiar temporality of the modern, to explore...

... of everyday life, civil disobedience, and migration as an integral part of the social question. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 NGOization humanitarianism solidarity border regime solidarity project ...

... best understood apart from ’68, as a disconnected, outmoded activity pursued by retrograde subjects who, after ’68, can only be represented by and for nostalgic or reactionary political projects? In the strike’s abandonment of political and auterist representation, in the commitment not to any one...

... of tarot cards I curated as part of my hybrid book arts project on mental health, Open in Emergency (first published in 2016 and then in an expanded second edition in 2019/2020). Each card names an archetype that structures the psychic and material life of Asian Americans, and draws upon knowledge...

... toward reconsideration of the death drive, not just how it is projected on gay men or directed at them but also how it is uniquely embodied and celebrated by them. The title of Lee Edelman's book No Future: Queer Theory and the Death Drive about sums it up, but Leo Bersani's work in Intimacies and Tim...

...Candice Merritt This article contends that present‐day focus of Black feminist anger at white women obscures the old and ongoing Black feminist struggle to name and diagnose Black patriarchy. In effort to redirect attention to the sexual/gendered intramural struggles within Black social life...

... both the universality of death and the crucial differentiation of its genres. Death is not a standardized moment or an equal event; it can be untimely, premature, and violent. As such, death spotlights difference; death has a social life that is contextualized by brutality, inequality, poverty...

... Relationship for the Future .” In In the Way: Indigenous Peoples, Life Projects, and Development , 332 – 50 . London : Zed Books . Benjamin Walter . ( 1955 ) 2007. Illuminations . Edited by Arendt Hannah , translated by Zohn Harry . New York : Schocken Books . Clastres...

... expressed in the state (and even less in the symbolism of its leaders and strongmen), but rather in what we are—a people that assumes its own struggle and makes that struggle the act, the word, and the project of life. The state is left behind, as is the priority given to the relations...

... the need for a coherent vision of a people and the creation of life projects through which men may frame individual and collective quests for self-formation and -refinement. Masculine longing in this regard would best be understood as a structuring structure through which we might read various...

... of LGBTQI+ groups within the Campaign and the debates encouraged in that space. This collective approached abortion rights as a corporeal politics linked to bodily autonomy and the freedom to decide one's life projects. Their ideas were in synergy with the national legislative plexus, such as the Marriage...

...) Surely, the word that Sarah fails to discern is concerned with uplift, com- munal struggle, and progressive racial politics—the shared passions and life projects of Penn and Reverend Phillips. Her reference to Richard Henry Dana’s nineteenth-century adventure novel corroborates such a reading...

... these originary and destruc- tive psychic dispositions.4 Kleinian reparation is a life project, essentially, one that begins but does not end with the analytical encounter and is therefore potentially inter- minable; thus it is not immediately obvious how a project whose pivot is the analytical...

... Life Project . www.pewinternet.org/2013/02/14/the-demographics-of-social-media-users-2012 . Eisen-Martin Tongo . 2013 . “We Charge Genocide Again! A Curriculum for Operation Ghetto Storm: Report on the 2012 Extrajudicial Killings of 313 Black People by Police, Security Guards...

... in expanded form as the culminating novel in a trilogy of novels. He titled this proposed trilogy “Celebration of Life” and the final story in the trilogy “When the World Was Red.”6 As it turned out, Wright’s publisher did not contract his project and so Wright’s short story remains tucked away...

... what seems like the 1950s, shortly after Hall arrived to study at Merton Col- lege, Oxford, to fin de siècle Britain. The Stuart Hall Project traces the think- er’s life from his earliest years in colonial Kingston, Jamaica—there are images of Hall as an infant, Hall as a schoolboy at elite Jamaica...