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#FabricatingAuthenticity is the 4th volume in the Working with Culture on the Edge book series, edited by @VaiaTouna. Learn more about the book series here: https://t.co/Nsi1yxeZdJ
#FabricatingAuthenticity features 14 main chapters from Edge members paired w/ 14 response chapters from early career scholars engaging and furthering the arguments of the main chpts. The intro & afterword offer a more substantive theoretical analysis of authenticity discourses.
Word on the street is that Edge members @JWMEllsworth & @AndieRay’s forthcoming co-edited volume #FabricatingAuthenticity will soon be published w/ @EQUINOXPUB! This is the 4th volume in our Working with Culture on the Edge book series, edited by @VaiaTouna
That’s right! #FabricatingAuthenticity will soon be hitting the shelves! Head over to @EQUINOXPUB to check it out. @JWMEllsworth and I are pretty excited! https://t.co/yUqylz09UN
Insistence on freedom of religion can look ridiculous when it is combined with the denial of other types of freedom. Judith Butler nicely points that out in one sentence, also noting (outside the image) that contradiction does not matter for (what she calls) anti-gender movement.
JOIN US 7/22! Cult Favorite is the podcast exploring all of those cult documentaries you can’t stop binge watching. Hosted by religion and culture experts @MerindaSimmons & @MichaelJAltman, Cult Favorite asks why we are so fascinated by stories of religious groups that go wrong.
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@McCutcheonSays@doc_thoughts under scrutiny are revealed to have little or nothing objective underpinning them. Meanwhile, we are missing the emancapatory power of realising that they are all process, language and power. 3/3
@McCutcheonSays@doc_thoughts ...prioritised at any given time and place told us a lot about the norms of those who possess power. Scholars, like the general political discourse atm, still treat identities as though natural categories, even more so as they multiply into meaninglessness and 2/3
@McCutcheonSays@doc_thoughts Indeed - despite the frequent connection of critique (usually under its perjorative "postmodernism") and identity politics, the point of deconstruction was not to reify an ever-larger number of categories of identity, but rather to show that the particular set of categories 1/2