This book brings together the roles of translation and of art in the central metaphor of waste - the trail of rubbish left behind by mechanisms of mobility; the excised narratives of wasted identities and people.' - from book flap
Includes a bibliography and an index.
Onsite
English
cultural studies,  border,  geopolitics,  diaspora,  identity,  postcolonialism
2014
298
9781780762593
1
anthology
Introduction: Migrants, Waste and Belonging: Myth and History - Juliet STEYN, Nadja STAMSELBERG
Wasted Lives: Modernity's Collateral Casualties - Zygmunt BAUMAN
The Role of Art in Imagining Multicultural Communities - Nikos PAPASTERGIADIS
Visions of Europe: The Ethics Behind the Aesthetics - Nadja STAMSELBERG
In the Hinterlands: Identty, Migration and Memory - Juliet STEYN
Transcultural Translation: Let's Engage? - Karen SEAGO
When Art Migrates: Biennales and Itinerancy - Anthony GARDNER, Charles GREEN
Global Capitalism, Racism and Contemporary Art - Marina GRZINIC
The Life Boundary of Art - Richard APPIGNANESI
Network Economies of Waste - Peter MORTENBOCK
Multicultural Spectres in the Crisis of European Citizenship - Sandro MEZZADRA
Foraging for Love - Christian SORHAUG
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