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unknowability

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Wed, 11/06/2013 - 8:24pm.

this posting puts me in mind of another, made by a student of mine when Judy Butler was here, citing Arendt:
Diffracting butler and Arendt through Incan Astronomy suggests that "we appear to others in ways that we do not know, and are politically constituted by perspectives unbeknownst to us." I'd like to explore further with you the political and activist implications of this notion of unknowability...

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