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If the patron were to dance to the narrator's ragtime, whether "involuntarily and unconsciously" or not, the assumption of the kind of timeless temporality that allows the patron to imagine himself as a free, powerful, and self-determining subject would expose itself to the risk of disarticulation and dissolution. The white officers are all in different poses suggestive of systemic disarticulation, a loss of order and certitude, their long, drawn faces an index of disillusionment, but also fatigue. Progressive wound necrosis and gangrene of the limbs dictated multiple debridements and subsequent limb amputations and hip disarticulation. |
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