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Tag Archives: Judith Butler
After Pantin: Judith Butler
From the Verso Books Blog (14/03/20249 … In response to remarks they gave at an event in Paris earlier this month, Judith Butler has received hate mail while Zionist publications have attacked them. In this article, Butler defends and clarifies their position. … Continue reading
For March 8th: Judith Butler on Gender
Judith Butler in Barcelona’s Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (2018). Gender and sexuality for teenagers: Discussion with Miquel Missé and 300 students
The “Deaths” of Poet Writers: Nour El-Din Haggag and Refaat Alareer
From lundimatin, #407, December 11, 2023 … The young Palestinian writer and poet Nour El-Din Haggag has just died on December 5, followed on December 7 by the poet Refaat Alareer, after the bombing of their house in Gaza. One … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Poiesis
Tagged Art and Revolution, israel, Judith Butler, Nour El-Din Haggag, palestine, Refaat Alareer
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Judith Butler: Palestinians Are Not Being “Regarded as People” by Israel and US
The Truthout news service has generously given us permission to share an excellent interview with Judith Butler by George Yancy, on this most recent Israeli military campaign against Gaza and its people. (31/10/2023) Judith Butler calls for immediate ceasefire, Palestinians’ … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged anti-racism, colonialism and anti-colonialism, George Yancy, israel, Judith Butler, palestine
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Free Palestine/Free Israel (III)
Imagining freedom and justice beyond state sovereignty, with Hannah Arendt. Politically, this identification of freedom with sovereignty is perhaps the most pernicious and dangerous consequence of the philosophical equation of freedom and free will. For it leads either to a … Continue reading
Judith Butler: What is the value of Palestinian lives?
The 2014 Edward Said Memorial Lecture with Dr. Judith Butler 13 October 2014The Palestine CenterWashington, DC Yousef Munayyer: Moving to today’s program. We are very happy to host, on an annual basis, a memorial lecture commemorating the contributions and life of Professor … Continue reading
Remembering the Stonewall riots of 1969
… if there were only some way of contriving that a state or an army should be made up of lovers and their loves (compare Rep.), they would be the very best governors of their own city, abstaining from all … Continue reading
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Tagged insurrection, Judith Butler, LGBTQ+, revolt, revolution, Stonewall Riots
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Sabotaging gender, feminism and capital
We share below an essay by a friend of Autonomies, a conference paper presented at the CIEG II International Congress: Gender, Feminist and Woman’s Studies: Reflexivity, Resistance and Action (July 24-26), at the ISCSP – Instituto Superior de Ciências Sociais … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-capitalism, Feminism, Giorgio Agamben, Judith Butler, Louis Althusser, Silvia Federici, suffragettes, Virginia Woolf
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Stonewall: Re-Politicising Pride
THE ANAL MACHINE (Apocryphal poem by Paul B. Preciado) In front of the heterosexual machine It rises, fierce, the ANAL MACHINE The non-hierarchical connection of the organs The redistribution of pleasure And anal collectivisation Announce a SEXUAL COMMUNISM That is … Continue reading
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Tagged Judith Butler, LGBTQI, Maurice Blanchot, Paul B. Preciado
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Judith Butler: Fascist Passions
Judith Butler at the University of Bologna (07/05/2024); an urgent intervention for our times …