Anna M. Moncada Storti

In Torn, Anna M. Moncada Storti searches for the ordinary and obscured impressions of the US empire, theorising the pervasiveness of its violence through the language and patterns of intimacy. Reading for the intimacy of violence, Storti compiles an inventory of quotidian, psychic, and affective tensions that arise within the bodies of empire’s historical subjects. She raises Asian/white life as...

In Torn, Anna M. Moncada Storti searches for the ordinary and obscured impressions of the US empire, theorising the pervasiveness of its violence through the language and patterns of intimacy. Reading for the intimacy of violence, Storti compiles an inventory of quotidian, psychic, and affective tensions that arise within the bodies of the empire’s historical subjects. She raises Asian/white life...