Racial Beings
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Racial Beings
Experiments in Asian American New Materialisms
Huang, Michelle N.
Duke University Press
03/2026
264
Mole
Inglês
9781478033196
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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction. Human: Reading Besides the Individual Racialized Subject 1
1. Object: Excavating Waste's Ecologies of Entanglement 25
2. Gene: Rethinking Clone Fiction's Consciousness 57
3. Element: Relating Water's Phase Changes 93
4. Species: Reorienting Alien Encounters 127
5. Atom: Dissipating Nuclear Exceptionalism 159
Conclusion. Race: Accessing a Multiverse of Matter and Meaning 189
Notes 199
Bibliography 225
Index
Introduction. Human: Reading Besides the Individual Racialized Subject 1
1. Object: Excavating Waste's Ecologies of Entanglement 25
2. Gene: Rethinking Clone Fiction's Consciousness 57
3. Element: Relating Water's Phase Changes 93
4. Species: Reorienting Alien Encounters 127
5. Atom: Dissipating Nuclear Exceptionalism 159
Conclusion. Race: Accessing a Multiverse of Matter and Meaning 189
Notes 199
Bibliography 225
Index
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Asian American literature; posthumanism; aesthetics; science studies; environment; racial formation; nonhuman; racial representation; feminist science studies; racial subjectivity; synthetic reading; plastic; racial form; Pacific Ocean; trash; Garbage Patch; Ruth Ozeki; Ken Liu; origins; reproduction; fungibility; Kazuo Ishiguro; Larissa Lai; Candice Lin; Mei-mei Berssenbruggge; Theodora Yoshikami; Basement Workshop; Craig Santos; Jeffrey Yang; Ted Chiang; linguistics; sea creatures; Orientalism; military intelligence; Aimee Nezshukumatathil; Brenda Shaughnessy; Cold War intelligence; Julie Otsuka; atomic bombs; states of exception; Native American dispossession; Japanese American incarceration; Global War on Terror; Hiroshima; Nagasaki; artificial intelligence; multiverse; worldmaking; Everything Everywhere All At Once 20220
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction. Human: Reading Besides the Individual Racialized Subject 1
1. Object: Excavating Waste's Ecologies of Entanglement 25
2. Gene: Rethinking Clone Fiction's Consciousness 57
3. Element: Relating Water's Phase Changes 93
4. Species: Reorienting Alien Encounters 127
5. Atom: Dissipating Nuclear Exceptionalism 159
Conclusion. Race: Accessing a Multiverse of Matter and Meaning 189
Notes 199
Bibliography 225
Index
Introduction. Human: Reading Besides the Individual Racialized Subject 1
1. Object: Excavating Waste's Ecologies of Entanglement 25
2. Gene: Rethinking Clone Fiction's Consciousness 57
3. Element: Relating Water's Phase Changes 93
4. Species: Reorienting Alien Encounters 127
5. Atom: Dissipating Nuclear Exceptionalism 159
Conclusion. Race: Accessing a Multiverse of Matter and Meaning 189
Notes 199
Bibliography 225
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Asian American literature; posthumanism; aesthetics; science studies; environment; racial formation; nonhuman; racial representation; feminist science studies; racial subjectivity; synthetic reading; plastic; racial form; Pacific Ocean; trash; Garbage Patch; Ruth Ozeki; Ken Liu; origins; reproduction; fungibility; Kazuo Ishiguro; Larissa Lai; Candice Lin; Mei-mei Berssenbruggge; Theodora Yoshikami; Basement Workshop; Craig Santos; Jeffrey Yang; Ted Chiang; linguistics; sea creatures; Orientalism; military intelligence; Aimee Nezshukumatathil; Brenda Shaughnessy; Cold War intelligence; Julie Otsuka; atomic bombs; states of exception; Native American dispossession; Japanese American incarceration; Global War on Terror; Hiroshima; Nagasaki; artificial intelligence; multiverse; worldmaking; Everything Everywhere All At Once 20220
