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    Chapter Wandering around the edges of the arts and humanities 

    Hearn, Jeff (2023)
    Writing sometimes involves wandering. This writing seeks to say and show what it is to write wandering around the edges of the arts and humanities. It also concerns why some writing is difficult, and thence writing on some ...
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    Chapter Aesthetics and politics in contemporary South Africa 

    Shefer, Tamara (2023)
    South Africa is a context within which Rosemarie Buikema has thought deeply and conducted much of her empirical research for her book Revolts in Critique. This contribution pursues some of the ways in which Buikema’s ...
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    Chapter Tussen marge en middelpunt – voormoeders van genderstudies in Utrecht 

    Waaldijk, Berteke (2023)
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    Chapter Unfolding patterns of revolt 

    Braidotti, Rosi; Smelik, Anneke (2023)
    This article deals with art, fashion design, and cultural practice as both critique and creativity. It analyses artworks by William Kentridge, Sue Austin, and Lina Iris Viktor, as well as the fashion of Viktor & Rolf, ...
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    Chapter Retirement as going through a portal of possibilities 

    Lykke, Nina (2023)
    The essay contemplates retirement as a portal of possibilities which may open time for diving into both haunting and joyful questions that being tied up with admin work formerly prevented the pursuit of. Questions which ...
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