Investigates the erosion of meaningful political action in todayâ s world. Gathering writings from an array of scholars, editor Juan Meneses asks: can an aesthetic theory of postpolitics help us understand and counteract the most insidious processes of depoliticization?
Investigates the erosion of meaningful political action in todayâ s world. Gathering writings from an array of scholars, editor Juan Meneses asks: can an aesthetic theory of postpolitics help us understand and counteract the most insidious processes of depoliticization?
Juan Meneses is associate professor of English at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He is author of Resisting Dialogue: Modern Fiction and the Future of Dissent (Minnesota, 2019).
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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Sensing the Postpolitical Juan Meneses 1. The Infrastructural Aesthetic: Materialist Politics in Karen Tei Yamashita’s I Hotel Christopher Breu 2. Irrational Exuberance: The Politics of Start-up Futurism Sherryl Vint 3. Un violador en tu camino: Reimagining the Political through Mediated Feminist Street Performance Jacquelyn Arcy and Allison Page 4. Thinking Jacques RanciÈre with Ursula K. Le Guin: Aesthetics and Politics in a Postpolitical Age Robert P. Marzec 5. Wayward Possibilities: Errant Black Women and the Intimacies of Freedom Matthew Scully 6. False Specters of the Political: Revisitation, Digital Documentary Vernacular, and the Postpolitical after January 6 Stephen Charbonneau 7. Dissensus, Refusal, Participatory Music: Negation and Rupture in Crowd in C Eric Lemmon 8. A Haunted Present: Postpolitics, Nuclear Waste, and the Colonization of the Future Juan Meneses Afterword: Between Two Endings, or Prolegomena for Another End Erik Swyngedouw Contributors Index
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Sensing the Postpolitical Juan Meneses 1. The Infrastructural Aesthetic: Materialist Politics in Karen Tei Yamashita’s I Hotel Christopher Breu 2. Irrational Exuberance: The Politics of Start-up Futurism Sherryl Vint 3. Un violador en tu camino: Reimagining the Political through Mediated Feminist Street Performance Jacquelyn Arcy and Allison Page 4. Thinking Jacques RanciÈre with Ursula K. Le Guin: Aesthetics and Politics in a Postpolitical Age Robert P. Marzec 5. Wayward Possibilities: Errant Black Women and the Intimacies of Freedom Matthew Scully 6. False Specters of the Political: Revisitation, Digital Documentary Vernacular, and the Postpolitical after January 6 Stephen Charbonneau 7. Dissensus, Refusal, Participatory Music: Negation and Rupture in Crowd in C Eric Lemmon 8. A Haunted Present: Postpolitics, Nuclear Waste, and the Colonization of the Future Juan Meneses Afterword: Between Two Endings, or Prolegomena for Another End Erik Swyngedouw Contributors Index
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