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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"María Lugones"”.
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"Her organs were a question of the state" reading Adriana Cavarero from the Latin American post-colony
… in conversation with Cristina Rivera Garza, María Lugones, Santiago Castro-Gómez, among other Latin American thinkers as well as postcolonial thinkers like Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and Sara Ahmed.</p>
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Toward feminist aesthetics: feminist provocations to German idealist aesthetics
… about aesthetics and happiness, one between María Lugones and Immanuel Kant about play and common sense, and one between Audre Lorde and Friedrich Schiller about feeling, thinking, and the erotic. These dialogues are connected by the following thesis: the German idealist aesthetic tradition …
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We have always been here : world-traveling and digital praxis in cuir and trans Latine community-based archives
… and loving perception from feminist philosopher María Lugones, I argue that their archival praxis constitutes digital “worlds” that are accessed and traveled through vis-à-vis social media and online repositories, and in doing so, enact an activist ethos. Bridging Information Studies and queer …
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Becoming identities: The philosophical subject, intersectionality, and assemblage
… hidden identity politics. Through the work of María Lugones, Audre Lorde and Luce Irigaray, I assert that philosophy needs to think through what legal theorist Kimberlè Crenshaw Williams first termed “intersectionality.” This allows me to interrogate philosophy’s conception of the subject, …
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Conceptualizing Displacement Through Poetry: An Analysis of Persian and Chicana Poetry Through Embodied Women of Color Feminisms
… Audre Lorde, Cherríe Moraga, Mariana Ortega, María Lugones, Shireen Roshanravan, and Sara Ahmed. With the support of their theorization, I illustrate how Persian and Chicana writers express their experiences of displacement through poetry to conceptualize identity and (be)longing through …
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Ethical Vision and Bifocal Writing in the Twentieth Century: Primo Levi, Hannah Arendt, James Baldwin
… such as Iris Murdoch, Martha Nussbaum, María Lugones, Susan Neiman, and Miranda Fricker. What unites this diverse group of thinkers is their desire for lived experience to inform ethics—as, I argue, it does in the work of Levi, Arendt, and Baldwin. The thesis engages with debates on the …