![]() ![]() ![]() When conquerors and colonizers policed speech and made their world-bearing languages into instruments of domination, where literacy was foreclosed and illiteracy mandated by violence, exploring these questions issues required a broad and open understanding of culture that encompassed an extensive repertoire of communicative, (anti)aesthetic and representational tactics. My concern with them below is framed by an interest in how the mentalities, structures of feeling, and styles of thought that characterize movements can endure how viable formations are constituted, maintained, and culturally marked and how, if possible, they are reproduced. These issues become acute once history itself starts to rhyme. ![]() The term aftermaths in the title of this issue directs attention toward historical and political periodization, to consideration of the duration of events and uneventful interludes, and to the intergenerational relations that ensue once discrepant cohorts of political activists, formed in different conjunctures but motivated by the same goals, begin to interact. ![]()
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