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Plantation Politics: On Learning in a Past that is Present, and Future
Recurring moments of exceptional violence, themselves emerging from ongoing, everyday patterns of structural and symbolic violence, lead to an experience of time neither as linear nor cyclical, but as simultaneous, where the future, past, and present are mutually constitutive and have the potential to be coincidentally influential (Thomas, 2016, p. 177).