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Spatial Residue: Plastic Affects and Configurations of Place explores how places, whether abandoned malls, haunted swamps, or vintage video games, hold residues of history, feeling, and imagination. Mauve Perle Tahat traces how plastic, as both material and metaphor, shapes our environments and our inner lives, linking the persistence of pollution to the persistence of memory. The book moves across cultural terrains while grounding its analysis in real spaces. Combining autotheory, spatial critique, and cultural analysis, Spatial Residue uncovers how sites of ruin, spectacle, and play reveal deeper truths about survival, resilience, and belonging. It is a book about how we navigate the strange and often dissonant worlds we inherit, and how we might imagine alternative futures from their residues.
Contents
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: A Living Memorial
Chapter 2: Portals
Chapter 3: Navigation
Chapter 4: Dead Puppets
Chapter 5: Fugazi
Chapter 6: Dismal
Chapter 7: The Carnival
Chapter 8: Beige Hell
Chapter 9: Reclamation of Space//Defiance of Despair
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