Tag: feminism
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Terapolis and Tentacular Thinking: Donna Haraway
earthlysurvival.org/ “You are either here doing something, or you’re not here doing who knows what. “ — Cedric Nathaniel.
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Form/Matter/Chora: Object Oriented Ontology and Feminist New Materialism | Rebekah Sheldon – Academia.edu
(88) (PDF) Form/Matter/Chora: Object Oriented Ontology and Feminist New Materialism | Rebekah Sheldon – Academia.edu — Read on www.academia.edu/11294107/Form_Matter_Chora_Object_Oriented_Ontology_and_Feminist_New_Materialism —– Cule. Great survey of the issues at hand, and more. Even as it is quite deep within the postmodern religious scholasticism, it’s more general points are grounding. Where she falls off and over is in […]
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Wollapalooza 3 now online!
If you’d like to watch the whole conference, you can find the links here. We also provided the program (link on the same page) so you can select to … Wollapalooza 3 now online!
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CFA for SAF at Central APA, Denver
CFA for SAF at Central APA, Denver https://feministphilosophers.wordpress.com/2018/06/28/cfa-for-saf-at-central-apa-denver/ — Read on feministphilosophers.wordpress.com/2018/06/28/cfa-for-saf-at-central-apa-denver/
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The Soul: Bifurcation and Fracturing of Being, since we got Time as well Cause for a Valid Ontological Identity: Suspended in Contradiction to Avoid Collapse.
Something is incredibly wrong with Katrina Burtch, but I love it. Its sounds eerily like Disembodied Poetics. If we can think it, then why not? Even if it is a higher development of Modern religious apology. Perfectly valid. It’s disturbing. Lol. But we barely even started to find out what religion is. Where are we going? What […]
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Tangent 3.1: Feminism
Readers may be confused by my comment on feminism, like it came out of nowhere and then was shanghai’d and made into a strange, over-milked form. That’s ok; I intend to be clear, so I should take a moment to explain terms that perhaps are not widely understood. Also, I should be clear that what […]
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Direct Tangent 3.1: Appropriation of the Rhetoric of Power, part 2
There is a book called “Castes of Mind” by a man maned Dirks. It is an historical analysis and critique of 19th century English colonialism through an overtly cultural difference, caste, and how this feature of Indian culture was dealt with both by the English in an attempt to rule, and the Indians attempting to […]
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