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Cagle reads Anger's film intertextually
Yet moving on turns out to be complicated
the book prompts a fundamental role for art to create the blueprints for regenerative and sustainable more-than-human worlds
and audience in visual culture
and anthology to investigate artistic practice aimed at achieving social change
Evan Calder Williams: Inhuman Resources Mamma Andersson Cagle reads Anger's film intertextuallySternberg Press, 2026, softcover, 320 pages, 21 x 13. 3 cm What gets stranded outside the borders of the political? Inhuman Resources develops an account of sabotage, insubordination, and the invisible activities that undermine the ideas of accountability and identication on which representative politics rely. Drawing from histories of labor, disability, infrastructure, writing, and war, Williams offers genealogies of the tropes of paralysis and