Postmodernism, critical theory, standpoint epistemology, poststructuralism, social constructionism, intersectionality etc. are not the same thing. This is clear in when they're seen in high resolution. ->
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Yep, couldn't agree more. It is a profound problem that we tend to substitute low-res versions in the wild with high-res versions in our mind whenever we have them - and then dismiss criticism of the low-res ones as wrong and dumb.
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We must recognize that low-res versions exist and has real consequences. Ideas that don't degrade gracefully are potentially dangerous. But is someone responsible for the deteriorated, roughed up version of their idea? I do *not* want to go there. That way lies darkness.
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PS Idk if you read it but I wrote a bit about this (kinda) before. http://www.everythingstudies.com/all-the-worlds-a-trading-zone … I've got some disordered notes on another article on it, maybe another year...
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have not read that article yet, bookmarked!
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