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embodied existence—but I have nothing like a reconciled relationship to my own legibility as a female subject.womens liberation movement to see what happens when a group of people committed to radical social change start to embrace an obsessive concern with the putative mismatch between individual lives and political commitments.

because the same political imagination that leads to the disclosure of new possible social arrangements also sometimes generates some crazy shit.So much of what I say about myself is formed through what Ive learned from other people whove helped me make sense of myself.but also as totally lacking what my colleague Rachel Fraser here at Oxford has called the carnivalesque in feminism.

Do you worry about being misinterpreted?SRINIVASANAre we going to write in a way where we could not possibly be misread? That kind of writing is bad writing.2021 At Work Photo: Tereza Červeňová/MorgenbladetWhen Amia Srinivasan published her essay Does Anyone Have the Right to Sex? in the London Review of Books in early 2018.

Opening with a reading of the incel manifesto written by the perpetrator of the Isla Vista killings.

On Not Sleeping with Your Students upends a cherished Ivy League defense of professor-student romances.RSS and calendar) and the option to add any website.

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