
‘Gachiakuta’: The politics of trash and the rise of the subaltern
The Hindu
The upcoming anime adaptation of Kei Urana’s ‘Gachiakuta’ depicts a world where the subaltern are deprived of personhood, reclassified as waste, and their disposability is built into the machinery of order itself
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