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Inmate-students are no better or worse than other students at purging the misleading impulses of desire, or at least guiding them in such a way as to be epistemically productive. That her reduction to an object of knowledge functions as a form of power whereby she is manipulated and sequestered--both epistemically and materially as a black female body--is not lost on Eva, and she actively resists. The noumenal world is, however, epistemically inaccessible and beyond our conceptual reach, as Kant restricts our knowledge to the phenomenal world. |
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