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Tag Archives: affect
When Things Stop
Having a research blog has helped me to appreciate how each project is like a stepping stone. A stepping stone is often a stone we step on in order to step onto another stone. But we don’t have to assume this “in order to” … Continue reading
Queer Angles
In my last post, I suggested we can generate “sweaty concepts” through the labour of describing the situation in which we find ourselves. To describe our own bodily situation is to give an angle on something: description is angled. An … Continue reading
Bend it, happy multiculturalism?
It is always interesting to reflect as a writer and researcher on how you end up on certain paths. One of the experiences that led me on the path to writing about happiness as a path, was seeing the film … Continue reading
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Tagged affect, conversion, happiness, migrants, multiculturalism, racism, whiteness
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