Habeas Viscus: Racializing Assemblages, Biopolitics, and Black Feminist Theories of the Human
Habeas Viscus offers a profound exploration of racializing assemblages, biopolitics, and Black feminist theories of the human. It critiques how racial hierarchies underpin modern notions of bare life and exclusion, providing essential insights into the intersections of race, power, and embodiment in critical theory.
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Habeas Viscus delves into the intersections of racializing assemblages and biopolitics, drawing on Black feminist theories to interrogate the concept of the human.
The work analyzes how racial categories influence biopolitical structures, highlighting the exclusionary aspects of modern humanism.
Through a critical lens, it addresses the implications of these theories for understanding power, race, and embodiment in contemporary society.
The book contributes to ongoing discourses in critical theory by emphasizing Black feminist perspectives on humanity and subjugation.
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