URBAN MATTERS
An:Archives
The an:archive, the “not-archive,” builds on a queer departure towards and including bodies, matter and materialities that resist conventional modes of archiving. The an:archive is a highly self-critical approach to the archive, one that does not strive to become another dominating force, but enter the discourse with another perspective. The an:archive is situated in the ambiguous realm that defies, among others, the binaries of memory/forgetting (Assmann 1999), un/building (Halberstam 2018), un/boundedness (Douglas 1970), threat/opportunity (Rao 2008), freedom/control (Foucault 1977), de/colonizing (Fanon 1952), de/composition (Kozel 2017).
Critical Flânerie
Taking a critical feminist urban perspective on the works on flânerie and gaze by ...
Socio-Sonic Poetics of Food