On Withdrawal--Scenes of Refusal, Disappearance, and Resilience in Art and Cultural Practices

On Withdrawal—Scenes of Refusal, Disappearance, and Resilience in Art and Cultural Practices
Contents
On Withdrawal—Introduction
Self-Loss as a Form of Knowledge
They Call It Idlewild Extended II
“Germany Must Detox, Germany Has To Go on Withdrawal”
War in the Head: Meditating with Bataille
“Very little resistance from the Orient’s part”?  On Moments of Failure in Hermann Goetz’s and Robert Lachmann’s Orientalist Journeys
“It takes a lot longer to build a city than it does  to strike a target.” Reversing Partition as an Art Practice
In the Aftermath of Violence. On Being Present and Calling Into Presence
Feeling Presences: Regina José Galindo’s Acts of Becoming Someone Else, Something Else
Purple Panic: 43
A Psychiatric Clinic, a Monastery, a City and a River. On the (Artistic) Legibility of Disappearance in Topography
On Behalf of Grief and Anger. Against an Economy of Remembrance
The Discreet Charm of Catastrophe. Vulnerability, Resilience, and Critique in the Era of Multiple Crises
Artists in Resilience, or: How to Organize Yourself?
The Desire of the Exhausted. Notes on Resilience, Resistance and Adraneia
“Let us be a gear in the machinery and at the same time the obstacle of its operation.” Some Thoughts on House of Tupamaras’ Manifesto El fracaso es mi estilo
Refusal of Form: The Critical Potential of W.E.B. Du Bois’s Charts for the Paris World’s Fair, 1900
List of Illustrations
Contributors