Titlebook: Necropolitics; Living Death in Mexi R. Guy Emerson Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Sp

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R. Guy Emersonciology can be read for pleasure, adopted in book clubs, or used in courses in American Studies, communication, creative writing, narrative, qualitative research, sociology, cultural studies and women’s studies. An appendix offers discussion questions, research projects and creative writing exercise

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R. Guy Emerson they originate from manipulation of the environment, from emitting carbon and clear-cutting forests to feeding naturally herbivorous cows “recycled animal protein.”.Readers will both learn how today’s plagues first developed and discover patterns that could help prevent the diseases of tomorrow..978-1-61091-466-6

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they originate from manipulation of the environment, from emitting carbon and clear-cutting forests to feeding naturally herbivorous cows “recycled animal protein.”.Readers will both learn how today’s plagues first developed and discover patterns that could help prevent the diseases of tomorrow..978-1-61091-466-6

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most violent states in Mexico. This volume studies how individuals and communities go on living not in spite of the death that surrounds life, but more disturbingly by attuning to it..978-3-030-12302-4

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Life, Death and Power,tly felt on the bodies of the living; while, in contrast, the mutilated body is a thanatopolitics of a violent death wielded by the state as an attempt to confirm rule, albeit in a manner that exceeds the technologies of sovereign or biopower.

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Necropolitics: From Corpse to Bodyeath or the low-level fear propagated through representing violence differentially marks the bodies of the living. The corpse thus informs life beyond any external regimentation, working on and through the individual. Inadvertently, then, organized crime introduces a necropolitics of life’s inherence to violent death.

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The Wounded Body: A Necropolitics of Living Deathopolitics moves beyond transcendental abstraction and toward an engagement with lived experience. Testimonies are emergent reconstructions of meaning, wherein inhabitants reveal how violent death is not simply imposed on them, but how the body-as-wound is composed of, and composes, the death world.