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|a Subjects that matter :
|b philosophy, feminism, and postcolonial theory /
|c Namita Goswami.
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|a Intro; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction: What Tradition Tells, Tradition Wanted: Subjects That Matter; Postcoloniality: A Non-Antagonistic Understanding of Difference; Section One: Heterogeneity; Section Two: The Resurrection of the Flesh; Part I: Heterogeneity; Chapter 1 Objects Behaving Like Subjects Because We're Way Past the Post; I. Past-ing the Post; II. Adorno and Postcolonial Theory; III. The Philosopher and the Postcolonial Critic; IV. Adorno as Postcolonial Theorist; Chapter 2 Without Sacrifice, Without Vengeance: The Postcolonial Adorno; I. The Philosophical Adorno
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|a II. The Picture of Dorian GrayIII. Negativity: Remainder Nonidentity Nonconceptuality Subalternity Heterogeneity Postcoloniality; IV. Shock and Awe; V. Thinking Things; VI. Exit Strategy; VII. The Postcolonial Adorno: Philosophy Historical Dimension Postcoloniality Qualitative Variety of Experience; Chapter 3 Europe as an Other: Subalternity, Postcolonial Theory, and Philosophers of the Future; I. Philosophy Postcoloniality Subalternity Heterogeneity; II. Europe as an Other: We Were Not Yet Such a Group; III. Proceedings; IV. Avant La Lettre; V. The Good Woman; VI. The Good Wife; VII. My Rani
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|a VIII. The EndIX. Proceedings 2.0; Chapter 4 The Second Sex: Philosophy, Feminism, and the Race for Theory; I. Introduction; II. "ASAP"; III. Are there black women, really?; IV. Pallid Ephemeras; V. For the Record; VI. Dialectically Down; VII. Timeliness; Chapter 5 Hit-Take, Hit-Alliance: Paradigmatically Postcolonial and Exemplarily Western; I. We Were Not Yet Such a Group 2.0; II. Postcolonialism and Its Others; III. Postcolonialism as an Other; IV. Significant Blackness; V. Too Much Difference; VI. Synoikismos; VII. Conclusion; Part II: The Resurrection of the Flesh
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|a Chapter 6 I Am an Animal: Time, Cruelty, and MetaphysicsI. The Horror, the Horror; II. Dead Zones; III. t=03; IV. (Ersatz) Animals; V. Bleating; VI. Clear and Distinct Ideas; VII. What's There?; VIII. From Little Things Big Things Grow; Chapter 7 The (M)other of All Posts: Postcolonial Melancholia in the Anthropocene; I. Introduction; II. Heterogeneity; III. Cultural Biology; IV. Demotic Multiculturalism; V. Nation as Narration (Revisited); VI. The Elephant in the Room; VII. Culture Talk: Or Else; Chapter 8 Compulsory Rationality in the Economics of Empire: Sati, Always Sati; I. Litmus Tests
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|a II. Proceedings 3.0III. The Sign of History Woman; IV. The Cultural Woman; V. The Goddess Woman; VI. The Woman (To Be); VII. The Family Woman; Chapter 9 Sacred Texts, Sacred Deaths: For Family Women; I. Archive's Fever: A Global Warming; II. Same Difference; III. Undoing Culture; IV. For Robert Ross; V. My Bhuvaneswari; VI. Resurrected Blood; Chapter 10 Wagging Fingers and Missing Dicks: An Updated Grammar Book (Race, Gender, and the Animal in the Age of Global Warming); I. American, Not Anglo-Clone; II. Not the Good Wife; III. Dog Whistles; IV. But We Are Not Finished Yet.
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