Ashes Taken for Fire

Ashes Taken for FireAuthor: Kevin M. Bell ISBN: 9780816649013 Publisher: University of Minnesota Press Year first published: 01 Apr 2007 Pages: 240 Format: Paperback softback This book argues that modernism exposes cultural identities such as blackness as mere strategies of conforming the self into belonging. Bell's examination pursues the question of nonidentity through sound, silence, and gesture, treating these as technologies of reading the contradictions,

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in a philosophically rigorous way

often at the cost of our lives

sometimes tragic

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