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SUMMARY:Prof Zakiyyah Iman Jackson (USC): 'Organs of War: Ecologies of Me
 asurement and Dematerialization in Wangechi Mutu’s Histology of the Diff
 erent Classes of Uterine Tumors’ (2023 Sexuality Summer School)
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DESCRIPTION:This public lecture\, co-sponsored by English\, American Stud
 ies and Creative Writing and the NWCDTP\, will be the opening public lec
 ture of the 2023 Sexuality Summer School: '(Up) Against Nature'\n\nWe ar
 e pleased to be joined by Prof. Zakiyyah Iman Jackson (University of Sou
 thern California) to deliver a lecture titled 'Organs of War: Ecologies 
 of Measurement and Dematerialization in Wangechi Mutu’s Histology of the
  Different Classes of Uterine Tumors'\n\nProf. Jackson's recent book 'Be
 coming Human: Matter and Meaning in an Antiblack World' (NYU Press\, 202
 0) won the 2021 Gloria E. Anzaldúa Book Prize\, given by the US National
  Women's Studies Association\; the 2021 Harry Levin Prize\, given by the
  American Comparative Literature Association\; and the 2021 Lambda Liter
 ary Award in LGBTQ Studies\n\nThe book breaks new ground in Black antihu
 manist thought and attends to the racialization of the human/animal divi
 de. \n\nProf Jackson is Director of the Center for Feminist Research and
  Associate Professor of English\, University of Southern California\n\nV
 enue: The Anthony Burgess Foundation\, 3 Cambridge St. M1 5BY\n\nNo book
 ing required\, all welcome 
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LOCATION:The Anthony Burgess Foundation\, 3 Cambridge St. \, Manchester\,
  M1 5BY 
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