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Thinking for the bound and dead: beyond MAN3 towards a new (truly) universal theory of human victory

Clay-Gilmore, Miron J

The University of Edinburgh 2023

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  • Título:
    Thinking for the bound and dead: beyond MAN3 towards a new (truly) universal theory of human victory
  • Autor: Clay-Gilmore, Miron J
  • Assuntos: Africana philosophy ; Black Male Studies ; Decolonial theory
  • Descrição: This project is a blend of Africana intellectual history and philosophical anti-humanism. The opening chapter seeks to contextualize the thought of Huey P. Newton in the Black nationalist tradition outline his conceptualization of US empire – ‘Reactionary Intercommunalism’. I use the second chapter to explore counterinsurgency as a historical phenomenon that laid the basis for European colonization and the civilizing mission during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries and the modern phenomena understand as racial violence. The third chapter analyzes how gender ideological have been deployed toward this end historically and through contemporaneous Black scholarship before using the final chapter to introduce the theory of killology or MAN3. This theory advances the claim that counterinsurgency as a modality of warfare be understood as the contemporary fountainhead of western humanism and thus as the primary force of social regulation which proleptically organizes modern civilization on a spatially and temporally indeterminate basis to defeat/subvert insurgent populations before they are ever mobilized towards resistance through the application of technology, deadly force to those constructed as threats and control of the information environment towards this end.
  • Editor: The University of Edinburgh
  • Data de criação/publicação: 2023
  • Idioma: Inglês
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