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catalyst-28819	Nguyen, Trung PQ	Review of Life Support: Biocapital and the New History of Outsourced Labor (University of Minnesota Press, 2015)	2015		.htm	text/html	1919	93	35	At a moment when ethical relationships staged by science and technology must be accountable to the racialized and gendered realities of postcolonial histories that sustain the on-going processes of global capital, Kalindi Vora's book stages a politically urgent and needed intervention by asking us to rethink how knowledge production reinscribes colonial hierarchies predicated upon difference and uneven extractions of life energies across the globe. Describing vital energy as the substance of activity that produces life, Vora argues that its transmission from sites of life depletion to life enrichment under global capital is a continuation of colonial strategies of accumulation, where affective and biological labor transmit human vitality (p. 3).	cache/catalyst-28819.htm	txt/catalyst-28819.txt