‘Gachiakuta’: The politics of trash and the rise of the subaltern
The upcoming anime adaptation of Kei Urana’s manga depicts a world where the subaltern are deprived of personhood, reclassified as waste, and their disposability is built into the machinery of order itself
The upcoming anime adaptation of Kei Urana’s manga depicts a world where the subaltern are deprived of personhood, reclassified as waste, and their disposability is built into the machinery of order itself
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