POSTCOLONIAL INTIMACIES: GATHERINGS, DISRUPTIONS, DEPARTURES

Phanuel Antwi · Sarah Brophy · Helene Strauss · Y‐Dang Troeung

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Cultural Studies and Colonialism Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Decolonial Thought and Epistemologies

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Energized by cross-disciplinary investigations, the field of intimacy studies generates epistemological sites akin to what Ann Laura Stoler, following Foucault's writing on the instrumentality of s...

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