"Change must always justify itself and normality never has this burden of proof of showing that its better than the alternative," says @RobertLepenies in the latest episode of Idioms of Normality brought to you by @tracesdreams. Here is the trailer:
https://t.co/NN0C2ASelF
The “undisciplined” @RobertLepenies joins me in this episode of #IdiomsOfNormality on @tracesdreams to discuss the luxury, power and hope of normality. I love it when my interviewees catch me by surprise, as it always leads to insights! #normal#normality https://t.co/qUCsEl5N2T
Important questions are raised when we look at just how recently the word ‘normal’ entered the English language. Please join @lendavis & me in episode 22 of #IdiomsOfNormality on #FutureFramedTV brought to you by @tracesdreams . Watch, like, & subscribe: https://t.co/eUettxQCRp
In the first episode of @IdiomsNormality for 2021, I ask @TessSLea, author of #WildPolicy, “what is normal”? Such a great discussion about facets of normality that may escape our immediate attention including an informative foray into #hauntology. Link:
https://t.co/uizSkBGkov
I had a great chat about the history of the word ‘normal’ with @sociocerebral a few weeks ago, and now the recording is available here @IASH_UQ@UQCom_Arts@HASSUQ
What is normal? "The word 'normal' replaces the phrase 'Native White American' ..." says @e_stephens_uq who joins me in episode 11 of @IdiomsNormality hosted by @tracesdreams. We discuss her insights into the history & genealogy of #normality & #normalcy. https://t.co/wdbvm3QAq2