My incredibly talented and endlessly inspiring friend @kyspcc has just published this article with Antipode. Essential reading for those thinking at the intersection of abolitionism, decoloniality, carcerality, and Indigenous Studies: https://t.co/WFfkvmYdpF
I'm excited to be speaking alongside some amazing people at this two-day conference: https://t.co/utVhuLRtOR. My paper will be on Forrest Reid, a relatively unknown writer from Belfast, and his use/understanding of the concept of Greek love. Come along if you're interested!
More than 30 years later, this point, which Wendy Brown articulates more fully in her insanely good essay from the same year, has yet to be taken seriously by queer theory. Somehow, the field has not yet produced an actual account of disidentification. What might this look like?
"Although the political discourses that mobilize identity categories tend to cultivate identifications in the service of a political goal, it may be that the persistence of disidentification is equally crucial to the rearticulation of democratic contestation" (Butler, 1993).
Not long to go before our final Race Talks event 'Transatlantic Dialogues: A Symposium on Race, Imprisonment, and Transformative Justice' with Malik Al Nasir and Malcolm Mays on Thursday 16 November which you can now also attend online! To register: https://t.co/HGhWhn9yqK
We are live!
📃 Ambivalent Archives is a new @CRASSHlive research network for thinking critically about 'the archive', consisting of theory reading groups, invited speaker talks and creative workshops.
📅This term, we have four events planned:
Beyond Radical is launching! Read all about us here: https://t.co/gCzNxUpPOZ
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I'm always grateful for @amiasrinivasan's sense of humour and clarity of thought. Here she lucidly reestablishes the terms of this 'debate'. It should be required reading for anyone thinking about the Higher Education Act. Not a good week to be Arif Ahmed. https://t.co/lBu7XYLf5E
@profjmb Why don’t you a) stop crying and b) obtain written consent from your participants like a normal researcher? The dramatic tone of this post and the subsequent comments only demonstrates that your own research, not those advocating retraction, is ideological (whatever that means).
The contemporary political climate requires journalism, academia and public criticism to move beyond the logics of queer separatism and exceptionalism and instead explore queerness as it is embedded in everyday life. Queerness should be everybody’s concern.
As per the 2015 issue of differences, and contra Halberstam, queer theory must unwed itself from anti-normativity. It must instead become something like ‘norm studies’ or ‘sex studies’. Under these rubrics the field must reckon with the fact that norms affect everyone.
We are hiring a 3- year postdoc! Looking for someone with broad expertise in gender theories/methodologies who can also supervise in Human, Social, and Political Sciences for @downingcollege for an Academic Career Development Fellowship. Closes 30 June! https://t.co/19STMkDxNy