Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Material Conditions of Identity Politics, or How Identity Matters in Public and Academic Discourses
Interchapter 1: Home Places
2. Academic Discourse and Subject Production: Toward a Technology of Power
Interchapter 2: Learning My Class
3. Turning Ourselves Into Subjects: Identification, Power, and Desire
Interchapter 3: The Imposter in Me
4. Colonialism, Capitalism, And Composition: Structural Limitations on Composing Identities
Interchapter 4: Loss And Gain
5. The Turn to Identity: Multiplicity and Agency Within Material Relations of Power
Interchapter 5 : My Blindness
6. Writing Matters: Revitalizing Agency
Appendix
Notes
Works Cited
Index