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Yearly Archives: 2013
Critical Racism/Critical Sexism
Some notes on criticality (please note these are notes!). It was wonderful to launch our new Centre for Feminist Research at Goldsmiths last week. .We had such a lively and energetic discussion of some of the problems we come up … Continue reading
Breaking Points
What I have loved about having my feminist killjoys blog is how it seems to have changed my relation to my own scholarly work: I am going back over the trails that led me here, to this moment, this point, … Continue reading
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A phenomenology of the vanguard
I was hoping to write a new post today but circumstances did not permit. So I am sharing instead a small part of the conclusion of the fourth chapter of Willful Subjects, a book which is forthcoming with Duke University Press next year. … Continue reading
Being Surrounded
It was an unnerving but useful lesson: to speak about whiteness when whiteness is surrounding you is to come up against what you speak about. I should know this by now, I know, but each time I encounter this problem, … Continue reading
Feeling Depleted?
I am currently preparing a new lecture that I will be giving in Vienna next week, “Diversity work as Emotional Work.” I will be drawing on some old material that I published in On Being Included: Racism and Diversity in … Continue reading
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In the Company of Strangers
Sometimes writing can feel like a solitary affair. But writing is not solitary. When I write the texts I am citing become my companions; they are with me, often noisy, clamouring for attention. I have in my writing often worked … Continue reading
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Freedom to Roam
Today I sent my book, Willful Subjects, off to the press. Away they go! Why do I refer to the book as “they”. It feels like “they.” Over the course of researching and writing for my willfulness project (I began … Continue reading
Sensitivity to Stigma
Dear feminist killjoys I have been neglecting you recently! But feminist killjoys are out there, causing trouble, all on their own, if never alone. It is a little busy right now so I am sharing a piece I presented a … Continue reading
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Feminism is Sensational
Feminism is sensational. This is the first sentence of a lecture I am due to give at a conference in Paris tomorrow on “Willfulness and Feminist Subjectivity.” I want to think more of the many ways in which this sentence … Continue reading
Making Feminist Points
In my first ever blog (not that long ago, but already it feels like a long time ago!) I created a list. We might call this a list of the tendencies that feminist killjoys share, or a list of points that … Continue reading
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