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Militant Design Research: A Proposal to Politicize Design Knowledge-making
This work reflects on how design can engage in emancipatory processes of knowledge-making through Militant Design Research. The argument draws on the work of scholars who are engaged in counter-hegemonic design research and practice, and questions the ...
Bibiana Serpa
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The diagnostic role of emotions in feminist philosophy [PDF]
The article explores feminist phenomenological and epistemological literature to investigate the meaning of the double ontological shock, i.e., the experience of intuiting that reality differs from appearances without being able to clearly articulate ...
Valentina Bortolami
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Jurisprudential analysis of the creation of private bank money from the perspective of justice and injustice [PDF]
Although in jurisprudential works, the creation of bank money has been examined from the point of view of titles such as the return of wealth to falsehood, etc., but considering the large volume of money creation of private banks in new economies and its
mostafa kazeminajafabadi +1 more
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The growing recognition of food justice as an element of food studies inquiry has opened a productive vein that allows for analyzing the effects of oppression on traditional foods of Indigenous peoples.
Lisa L. Price +2 more
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The Status of Turkish Subjects in The Soviet Union (1923-1953)
The advance of the Soviet administration in the Caucasus and the establishment of its own system there appear to have taken place over a short time. However, the government needed many years to consolidate itself in the region.
Sevindzh Alıeva, Pasha Guluzade
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Politically Marginalized Female Figures: Female Grassland and Celestial Bath
Yan Geling’s early work Female Grassland 雌性的草地 (Yan, 1989) is a novel published in 1989, while Celestial Bath 天浴 (Yan, 2008) is a short story published in 1996.
Katherina Li
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Intersectionality, Identity, and the Riddle of Class
In this essay I discuss a specific notion that has become particularly influential in framing the discussion of identity and identity politics: intersectionality.
Sandro Mezzadra
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The sons of Caim: the race of outcasts and disinherited in Walter Benjamin and Charles Baudelaire
This article aims to develop a reflection essay about the philosophical and literary representation concerning the marginalized and oppressed in history, inside the works of Charles Baudelaire and Walter Benjamin.
Ricardo André Ferreira Martins
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Mathematics as a tool of oppression in the United States
Recent politicization of mathematics has driven questions about its pedagogy in U.S. schools, but these questions fail to recognize mathematics as a potentially oppressive tool.
Jered O. Ratliff
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Abstract This chapter introduces the phenomenon of oppressive praise via a series of cases: cases of the ‘daddy dividend’, putatively helpful men, and superficial allies, through which we see that praise can have a range of sexist, racist, and ableist contours.
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