I have recieved two more replies. Here is the first, and my response follows.
How is thinking about violence, both epistemic and bodily, a utopian project? And what is the teleology of this project, or postcolonial criticism generally?
I have recieved two more replies. Here is the first, and my response follows.
How is thinking about violence, both epistemic and bodily, a utopian project? And what is the teleology of this project, or postcolonial criticism generally?
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