...Prelude<subtitle>On Motivations</subtitle> The prelude examines the personal history and research motivations of the author. In discussing the author's evangelical upbringing alongside her experience as a research intern at the Getty Museum, the text grapples with the ways in which...

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... Rachel Blau DuPlessis and Ann Snitow spent six years pulling memoirs out of the humble, the busy, the still passionate, and the disaffected – all were feminist activists in the US in the l970s. Using the research of William Hirst, this piece explores the general weaknesses of memory but adds...

... Didier Fassin proposes a broad discussion regarding the public afterlife of ethnography, which is based on his experience of research conducted in South Africa and France on topics as different as the AIDS epidemic, urban policing, and the prison system, in contexts as diverse as classrooms...

... lost women founders generational feminism Rachel Blau DuPlessis and Ann Snitow spent six years pulling memoirs out of the humble, the busy, the still passionate, and the disaffected – all were feminist activists in the US in the l970s. Using the research of William Hirst, this piece explores...

... especially relevant for this digitally augmented era. It argues for three spatial understandings of Black joy that motivate new language in Black studies, geography, and information technology, or what the chapter refers to as “Afrotechtonics.” Black joy Afrofuturism digital humanities mixed methods...

... in multiple media and is well known as a painter, weaver, storyteller, poet, and singer-songwriter. As a researcher and writer, she has also collaborated on studies of Aymara culture, based on her knowledge of Qaqachaka. Given her remarkable trajectory, she became the director of the National Museum...