Tapping into the politics and rhythms of surfing, this paper embodies a "set" of waves that seeks to erode the sedimentation of Hawaii's modern political orders. By foregrounding a more fluvial and dynamic sense of the political, this paper treats surfing not only as a heterotopic site of agency, but also as an opening for an "other" kind of politics.
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