The “intelligible rationale” behind the George Floyd protests
There is a long history of dismissive linguistic and narrative framings of sociopolitical...
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There is a long history of dismissive linguistic and narrative framings of sociopolitical...
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The late twentieth century was a time of tremendous change. With the weakening of the Soviet Union...
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When Joe gave his lecture a few weeks it brought up some interesting ideas, but I didn’t imagine...
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The spirit of the American Revolution was embodied in the Constitution and its amendments: tenets for the protection of individual liberty and limitation of governmental power. Yet while such ideals seemingly entrenched to the founding fathers, arguably, that liberal spirit has been eroded either by the isolation of citizenry from the original injustices or by the diminution of the original law. Analysing the recent murder of George Floyd, we see how the complexities of modernity inhibit individual intervention against the abuse of state powers.
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A sweeping golden cloak, pristine military attire and commanding a white stallion while staring...
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Wherein I help you cause violence.
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Conflict has existed for almost as long as mankind has. Sometimes it erupts into war, sometimes...
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At the end of his session, Joe Zizek posed the question, “how important is remembering (or forgetting) revolutionary violence to our modern identities?” following his discussion of collective violence leading to revolution. This...
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I must confess that when I sat down for our lecture on the French Revolution, I was confused. I felt determined to figure out how this idea of a revolution was impacting my everyday life. So, I began where most people would...
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To understand conflicts is to reach into a tumult of voices and take out something sensical....
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