Abolition and the Prophetic Imagination

Foucault Studies 1 (3):100-104 (2021)
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There is something prophetic about abolition; some element of the elsewhere that marks its practice, and its discourse. In the work of undoing, there is a crack. In the refusal, a moment of imagination. Abolition is driven by definitive demands as much as by what is yet to come and what is still unfinished.

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