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Anti-Blackness as Disavowal and Condition: Rethinking Foucault’s “Carceral Society”
Recent calls to “defund the police” have seen a plethora of movements decry state funds allocated to the police and ask that those funds be placed elsewhere.
Melayna Lamb, Tia Trafford
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I intend my dissertation Malaria Urbana to be a genealogical study of prostitution as a social and cultural construction and of the prostituted woman as a category.
Rebecka Lennartsson
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Learn, discover, develop and create: University of Southampton guide to research [PDF]
The University of Southampton guide to research has been composed by the University’s academic librarians and is a gateway to resources listed by academic ...
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Cringe theory is a framework intended to make sense of cringe as a cultural and political phenomenon that has come to condition how disability is understood in the contemporary American public imagination. Informed by Silvan Tompkins' approach to affect,
J. Logan Smilges
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Fotbollen, vetenskapen och mötet med den Andre
The starting point for this article is the questio of whether I, as a rationally thinking scientist, can understand my emotional involvement as a football spectator.
Mikael Vallström
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There is a rise in events connecting people to food, the sources of food, and the materiality of food––including all its affective and sensorial qualities.
Paulina Lanz, Sulafa Zidani
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In times of social crisis, like war or economic depression, ethnic groups in the West find themselves compelled to undertake a programme of intensified ethnic invention, in order to justify their continued existence as visible minorities. For the Jewish
Stephen Fruitman
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From Housewives to Homemakers: Civic Engagement, Imagination, and Déjà Vu in Taiwan
In a democratic country like Taiwan, civic participation generally takes place everywhere and every day in various forms, such as petitioning, community building, and protesting, and it is too mundane to be noted. Not until the moment of crisis could the
Kris Chi
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The author tells a story of two well-educated Polish couples. Izabella and Leopold rejected the socialist rhetoric of new gender roles and family ideals. Although the material basis of their life had undergone a fundamental change due to the egalitarian
Katarzyna Wolanik Boström
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This issue of Lateral introduces new features and significant original scholarship, including the Feeding the Civic Imagination forum, debut of Aporias, new additions to Years in Cultural Studies and Positions, along with three original articles and ...
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