Making the World Clean by Verges, Francoise -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Half Title Planetarities Title Page Copyright Page Contents Series Foreword Foreword by Ruth Wilson Gilmore Preface Acknowledgments Epigraph Is Cleaning a Decolonial Struggle? “Slow Violence” Radical Hope The Elemental Cleaning, Cleanliness, Cleansing Water, an Elemental Women as a Praxis Exiting Colonial Dystopia Polluting, Contaminating, Cleaning Up The Racial Politics of Wasting and Cleaning Up Race, Gender, Capital, and Cleaning The Elemental of Cleaning The Distribution of Time according to Class and Race Why Must Cleaners Be Invisible? The Denial of Vital Needs How to Name the Age of Waste and Wasting Racism and Waste The Racial Stain of Cleanliness The Politics of the Elemental The Marxist Feminist Theory of Social Reproduction The Whitening of Cleanliness Olfactory Racism Wasting and Protecting under Racial Capitalism The Pleasure of Water The Enclosure of Water Weaponizing Water Palestine under Colonial Water Politics Occupying Armies and Water Contamination Engineering Water and New Forms of Privatization Colonialism Lays Waste Is Colonialism a Direct Cause of Climate Disaster? The Wasting of French Colonialism-Imperialism The French Army, Science, Stolen Land Mining Is Wasting Criminalization of Activists Antiracist Politics of Breathing The Politics of Refusal Anti-Cleaning Politics Notes Author Biography

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