With characteristic brilliance, Rosemarie Buikema raises one of the most fundamental questions of our time: What to do with “old stuff”? That is, through what methods, means, and measures can humanity transition away from the violence of coloniality to just and equitable relations. A book about a political "not yet here" that has nevertheless already materialized in practices of imagination, Revolts in Cultural Critique offers a deeply compelling treatment of the capacity of form to work through complex and haunting pasts.