The Implicated Subject: Beyond Victims And Perpetrators (Cultural Memory In The Present)

The Implicated Subject: Beyond Victims And Perpetrators (Cultural Memory In The Present)

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When It Comes To Historical Violence And Contemporary Inequality, None Of Us Are Completely Innocent. We May Not Be Direct Agents Of Harm, But We May Still Contribute To, Inhabit, Or Benefit From Regimes Of Domination That We Neither Set Up Nor Control. Arguing That The Familiar Categories Of Victim, Perpetrator, And Bystander Do Not Adequately Account For Our Connection To Injustices Past And Present, Michael Rothberg Offers A New Theory Of Political Responsibility Through The Figure Of The Implicated Subject. The Implicated Subject Builds On The Comparative, Transnational Framework Of Rothberg'S Influential Work On Memory To Engage In Reflection And Analysis Of Cultural Texts, Archives, And Activist Movements From Such Contested Zones As Transitional South Africa, Contemporary Israel/Palestine, Postholocaust Europe, And A Transatlantic Realm Marked By The Afterlives Of Slavery. As These Diverse Sites Of Inquiry Indicate, The Processes And Histories Illuminated By Implicated Subjectivity Are Legion In Our Interconnected World. An Array Of Globally Prominent Artists, Writers, And Thinkersfrom William Kentridge, Hito Steyerl, And Jamaica Kincaid, To Hannah Arendt, Primo Levi, Judith Butler, And The Combahee River Collectivespeak To This Interconnection And Show How Confronting Our Own Implication In Difficult Histories Can Lead To New Forms Of Internationalism And Longdistance Solidarity.

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