. It is, in brief, a new knowledge of reality as much as it is an act of forgetting the past. We conclude by sketching out a phenomenology-inflected model of the constitution of subjects that demonstrates the importance both of place-making and of
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Humor, Amnesia, and Making Place
Constitutive Acts of the Subject in Gezi Park, Istanbul
Christopher Houston and Banu Senay
After dispossession
Ethnographic approaches to neoliberalization
Oscar Salemink and Mattias Borg Rasmussen
capitalism became by and large divorced from the analysis of the constitution of subjects. This divorce is made conceptually possible by taking a Cartesian subject-object dichotomy in Western thought for granted. The articles in this collection follow Joel
