Episode 2 - Colonization, Invasion as Structure, and “Men of their Time”

Update: 2021-01-18

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Coco Fusco and Guillermo Gomez-Pena’s “The Couple in a Cage,” histories of Columbus, and settler colonialism as a structure, not an event (Patrick Wolfe).

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Episode 2 - Colonization, Invasion as Structure, and “Men of their Time”

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Episode 2 - Colonization, Invasion as Structure, and “Men of their Time”

Erin Morton

Episode 2 - Colonization, Invasion as Structure, and “Men of their Time”