"Césaire, by redeploying the sexual and textual excess that had for so long marked his inferiority, by marketing encephalitic démesure as priapic virility, attempts to draw a profit from colonialism’s cultural and material investment – both of value and of lack – in his physical, cultural, and textual bodies."
New thing: marketing lows as highs
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"Josaire asserts the Textual-Mextual consistencies of this tostadic phallacy with the guacamolity (le guacamolité: tellingly, a word of Francophone origin) that can only come from an ambivalent relationship with his own Mexitude"
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