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Stigma Machine GIF – a Kafkaesque collaboration with the graphic artist Tom Morris

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essays on the body, body politics, feminism & reproductive labour by Silvia Federici

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Jean Amery’s dark essays on surviving the (Nazi) holocaust. Bought this a long time ago, re-found on a shelf in a New Year tidy up. My reading choices increasingly driven by a quest to accumulate insights, anything, that might help me better navigate the apocalyptic times we are living through. Amery says his book was written for and concerns “all those who wish to live together as human beings”.

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The ancient penal history of stigma January 20, 2020
Stigma: Letters of Blood and Fire January 12, 2020
Shame is already a revolution of a kind January 5, 2020
Stigma: The Machinery of Inequality January 2, 2020
Stigma Machine GIF – a Kafkaesque collaboration with the graphic artist Tom Morris November 30, 2018

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