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Yearly Archives: 2014
Broken Bones
In my chapter “Fragile Connections” in the book I am writing, Living a Feminist Life, I have been trying to think through the implications of how the histories that leave us fragile are often the histories that bring us to … Continue reading
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Making Strangers
Strangers are made; strangers are unmade. Right from the beginning, I have been writing in the company of strangers. The figure of the stranger is familiar; the stranger is thus someone we recognise (as a stranger) rather than someone we … Continue reading
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Call for Contributions – Special Issue on Sexism
I am editing a special issue of New Formations on Sexism. Please see the calls for papers below! —————————————————————————————————————- This special issue of New Formations will explore sexism: a problem with a name. Sexism is a term that feminists have … Continue reading
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Feminist Wonder
In the last week I have been working on a chapter, “Feminism is Sensational,” the opening chapter of Living a Feminist Life. It is an extension, elaboration of a blog post that shared the same title. And I have been … Continue reading
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A Willfulness Archive
The Introduction to Willful Subjects can now be read online. The link is here. Willful Subjects are getting out there!
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Feminist Hurt/Feminism Hurts
In my last post, I explored the question of fragility. Behind my exploration was a reposing of the question of response and responsibility: how can we respond to the histories that leave some bodies, some relationships, more fragile than others? … Continue reading
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Fragility
In following willfulness around I became struck by how often willfulness comes up in scenes of breakage: broken things; broken bodies; broken relationships. When I began to put these scenes of breakage together, I came to appreciate how willfulness is … Continue reading
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Hard
Hard. Just one word. It seems to say it. It seems to convey what I have been describing in describing diversity work. In my previous post, “Practical Phenomenology,” I returned to (what might be called) the metaphor of “the brick … Continue reading
Practical Phenomenology
In the conclusion to On Being Included, I offered a way of thinking about diversity work as a phenomenological practice. It is an idea I will come back to in Living a Feminist Life (though I will probably use different … Continue reading
Between Parts
My project on willfulness ended up being a project about parts. I didn’t start with them: they just kept coming up! Willful Subjects is full of them and the promise as well as terror of their agency. How did this happen? I … Continue reading