Includes bibliographical references (pages 239-262) and index.
Contents:
Conclusion: Embodying resistance. Imperial biopower and biopolitics -- The revolting body and the laboring subject -- Reform, resistance, rebellion, revolution, and failure -- Why rebellion, why now? -- Organization of the book -- 1 Rise of the machines: the state, its subjects, and the Sepoy Rebellion -- Historical background -- TechneĢ/ology: plotting, emplotment, and machinations -- The state is war -- The debt trap -- Rage against the machines -- Coda -- 2 Inspiring flesh/fleshing out spirit: bodies, bondage, and the Morant Bay Rebellion -- Historical background -- Gothic hauntings -- Shadows and spirits -- Spirit of the age: Creole nationalism -- Coda -- 3 Cellular structures, boundaries, and networks: tracing the Fenian Rebellion -- Historical background -- Biological as/and commodity cells -- Framing prisions -- Terrorist mutations -- Coda -- Conclusion: Bodies in labor, bodies as revolt -- Feminism and Marxism -- Producing the disposable re/productive women -- Embodying resistance.
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