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theory makes us feel stupid
This is the final post in my series on working with theory. It seemed appropriate to use something theoretical to round off: theory fright part one theory fright part two what’s a framework – conceptual or theoretical becoming friends with … Continue reading
Posted in academic writing, Giorgio Agamben, stupidity, theory
Tagged Giorgio Agamben, in-between, Pat Thomson, stupidity, theory
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