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Madam Zajj and US Steel: Blackness, Bioperformance, and Duke Ellington’s Calypso Theater - Shane Vogel
Rap and Revolt in the Arab World - Nouri Gana
Targeting Translation: Counterinsurgency and the Weaponization of Language - Vicente L. Rafael
The Enregisterment of Colla in a Bolivian (Camba) Comedy - Karl F. Swinehart
Hinging on Exclusion and Exception: Bare Life, the US/Mexico Border, and Los que nunca llegarán - Abraham Acosta
Siruthai [movie poster] (dir. Siva, 2011)
Imagination: Cinematic, Anthropological - Anand Pandian
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