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Undisciplined Cuba: Tracing Continuities of Resistance and Archipelagic Geographies

Undisciplined Cuba: Tracing Continuities of Resistance and Archipelagic Geographies

Paperback

Series: Critical Caribbean Studies

Caribbean HistoryGeneral Racism & Ethnic StudiesGeneral Sociology

PREORDER - Expected ship date February 9, 2027

ISBN10: 1978843135
ISBN13: 9781978843134
Publisher: Rutgers University Press
Published: Feb 9 2027
Pages: 240
Language: English

Undisciplined Cuba brings scholars of diverse disciplines and moves through multiple temporalities and geographies, allowing Cuba to emerge as a negotiated reality. Rather than rehearse narratives of exceptionalism and Cold War relationships that have detached the nation from its Antillean neighbors, this edited volume understands Cuba as deeply embedded in the Caribbean archipelago. Its chapters encompass feminist activism, public health, cinema for social justice, marine geopoetics, racial geographies, and literary corporealities. Drawing from an archipelagic framework and a decolonial practice of undisciplining, the anthology counters the tendency to treat landscapes, and cultural and political manifestations as artifacts of a national identity or evidence of a discrete geopolitical entity. Instead, Undisciplined Cuba attends to processes, to dynamic relations and continuities of resistance that defy periodization and institutional representation. The book offers a granular view of Cuba and an approach to Caribbean studies that imagines networks in excess of traditional categories of thought.

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