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ca-1745	Makley, Charlene	The Sociopolitical Lives of Dead Bodies: Tibetan Self-Immolation Protest as Mass Media	2015		.htm	text/html	10975	454	51	These inherently intersubjective dynamics would move us away from taking Tibetan immolators (living or dead) as singular voices and entail instead a consideration of the mediated addressivity of their performances (Bakhtin 1981; Lempert 2012; Lempert and Silverstein 2012). As such, the bodies of Tibetan immolators speak to a highly discomfiting, indeed horrifying, necropolitics at the heart of Sino-Tibetan relations, the power and efficacy of violence and untimely death in the face of competing claims to Buddhist compassion or state-led humanitarianism.	cache/ca-1745.htm	txt/ca-1745.txt