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Introduction: Critical Relationality: Queer, Indigenous, and Multispecies Belonging Beyond Settler Sex & Nature
2019
Imaginations: Journal of Cross-Cultural Media Studies
T his special issue of Imaginations was conceived to document, provoke, theorize, and imagine relations between humans, and between humans and other-than-humans, that go beyond and trouble normative categories of nature, sex, and love. Such categories manifest, for example, in settler-colonial forms of kin, kind, and relating that are hierarchical, anthropocentric, capitalocentric, and hetero-and homonormative. Activists, artists, and scholars have rigorously critiqued family forms legitimated
doi:10.17742/image.cr.10.1.1
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