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Editor and contributors also actively engage with the academy and the roles of critical pedagogy in formulating intellectual and political resistance to what may seem the ineluctability and triumphalism of capital. Paradoxically, however, Coltrane's music offers such hope only inasmuch as it refuses to proffer a facile, too easily won hopefulness, a hopefulness which fails to acknowledge the ineluctability of dissonance in all that is audible, and within social relations themselves. For example, a new journalistic concept, Manifest Destiny, sprung up to array the vast territorial expansion to the west coast in the splendid trappings of inevitability and divine ineluctability. |
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