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Table of Contents
1 Cover
8 Introduction: Voices From Montreal: Introduction MAKE‐UP Space–Time–Affect: The Urban Logic of Political Action4 Acting Aesthetically: Political Gestures, Political Acts, and Political Action Youth Urban Worlds The Global Urban Political Moment of the 2010s: Youthfulness in Action Montreal in a World of Cities A Methodological Note The Organization of the Book
9 Chapter 1: Montreal and the Urban Moment Montreal’s Politico‐Sensuous Feel Montreal’s Place in the Global Urban Cultures of the 1960s and 1970s Changing Relations to Time Changing Relations to Space Conclusion Notes
10 Chapter 2: The Urban Political World of Racialized Youth Moving Through Saint‐Michel and Little Burgundy with an Epistemology of Blackness9 Being Moved: Representations and Affective Aesthetic Relations Racialization: Disembodied Profiling Entangled With Embodied Racist Encounters Conclusion
11 Chapter 3: The Urban Political World of Student Strikers Becoming a Striker: Pregnant Moments ‘Breaking the Real’ Walking the City: Space During and After the Strike The Political Effects of Seduction and Provocation Conclusion
12 Chapter 4: The Urban Political World of Urban Farmers Embodied Experiences of the Spatialities and Circulation of Food Commodities in the City The Urban Logic of Action of Urban Agriculture Practices Seduction and Attraction in the Garden Conclusion
13 Chapter 5: The Urban Political World of ‘Risk‐Takers’ The Risk‐Management Context Urban Dancers and Diviners: Choreographic Power as Political Action Voluntary Risk‐Takers? Fear and Youth Politics11 Collective Edgework: Distributed Agency Through Provocation and Seduction Conclusion
14 Conclusion Forms of Aesthetic Politics Influenced by Youthfulness and Contemporary Conditions of Urbanity Montreal in a World of Cities
15 References
16 Index
List of Tables
1 Chapter 3TABLE 3.1 Spatiotemporal reach of different modalities of power.
List of Illustrations
1 c00aFIGURE I.0 Map sketch by Joëlle Rondeau, based on ‘Map of Montreal sociologi...
2 Chapter 0FIGURE I.1 ‘Saturno’, Francisco de Goya, 1823.FIGURE I.2 ‘Fuck toute’, Beaubien metro station, February 2016.
3 Chapter 1FIGURE 1.1 Punk culture. In a demonstration against police brutality, a woma...FIGURE 1.2 Map depicting zones divided along the St Laurent Boulevard.FIGURE 1.3 “For a not so quiet revolution”: Recycling advertisement referrin...FIGURE
