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Immanent politics: thinking race and ethnicity through affect and machinism
Jason Lim
University of Brighton
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Politics
100%
Machinism
100%
Justice
25%
Anti-racist
25%
Underwriting
25%
Rethink
25%
Reinvestment
25%
Virtual Memory
25%
Politics of Resistance
25%
Elizabeth Grosz
25%
Sociomaterial Assemblage
25%
Impure
25%
Anti-racist Struggle
25%
Politics of Recognition
25%
Arts and Humanities
Politics
100%
Virtual
66%
Conception
33%
Subjectivity
33%
Politics of recognition
33%
Justice
33%
Social Sciences
Reinvestment
25%