Reading Glissant is important because he not only asks us to think about political life in terms of public speech and activity, he also reminds us always to situate that politics within the landscape and the seascape.
By An Yountae
& Benjamin Davis
Samuel Hayim Brody interviews Tisa Wenger about her new book, Spirits of Empire
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