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This activity recaps students previous learning, this recaps, and solidifies learning to prepare students for their lesson.
Next week students will be creating critical studies on the artist Mark Powell. They will be developing their use of Tier 3 vocabulary to discuss, describe and investigate Art.

#Art #ArtStudies #ArtLesson #Tier3Volcabulary #illustration #traditionalIllustration #CriticalStudies

A review of The Political Economy of Agribusiness: A Critical Development Perspective

Nil Alt

#Read all you want! #OpenAccess
#Share generously! #KnowledgeSharing
#Grow your understanding of #Food
#Repeat

https://canadianfoodstudies.uwaterloo.ca/index.php/cfs/article/view/711

It is not only the material physical forces that colonize; oftentimes it is the extractive hegemonic narratives of technocracy, patriarchy, xenophobia, anthropocentrism and homophobia that colonize people, professions, institutions and geographies.

Material decolonization without narrative decolonization is incomplete, and reproduces the intergenerational injustices.

Decolonizing knowledge upstream calls for narrative decolonization.

#decolonize #politicsofknowledge #criticalstudies #upstream

A review of The Political Economy of Agribusiness: A Critical Development Perspective

Nil Alt

#Agribusiness #Brazil #CriticalStudies #AgriculturalDevelopment #Financialization #Farmland #FoodSovereignty #PoliticalEconomy #RuralResistance #PeasantResistance #IndigenousResistance #BookReview #CurrentlyReading #Books

#Read all you want! #OpenAccess
#Share generously! #KnowledgeSharing
#Grow your understanding of #Food
#Repeat

https://canadianfoodstudies.uwaterloo.ca/index.php/cfs/article/view/711

1984 … 2024

#Orwell #digital #disinformation #communications #criticalstudies #internationalrelations

Quelques présentations récentes de livres et d'autrices sur mon blog publiés depuis le début de l'année :

Julia Caroline Morris, Asylum and Extraction in the Republic of Nauru, Cornell University Press, 2023, étude qui intéressera non seulement les chercheurs en anthropologie des migrations, ceux qui travaillent sur les politiques d’internement, de déplacement et d’externalisation des réfugiés, mais aussi les amateurs de Critical Geography Studies, ou spécialistes de l’extractivisme ou de néocolonialisme

https://outsiderland.com/danahilliot/lindustrie-des-demandeurs-dasile-lexemple-de-nauru/

Un passionnant ouvrage sur les processus de gentrification dans les quartiers de New York, dans une perspective historique et critique (décapante) par Melissa Checker, The Sustainability Myth Environmental Gentrification and the Politics of Justice, NYC University Press, 2020.

https://outsiderland.com/danahilliot/the-greening-of-urban-areas-became-code-for-the-whitening-of-urban-areas/

Une petit bibliographie sur ce qu'on appelle les Discard Studies (les études sur les "déchets") à partir des travaux de la chercheuse canadienne indigène Max Liboiron.
https://outsiderland.com/danahilliot/la-moderation-des-contenus-reseaux-dechets/

Une traduction d'un extrait du livre de Paula Butler – Colonial Extractions Race and Canadian Mining in Contemporary Africa (University of Toronto, 2015) sur les pensées (racistes) qui animent les ingénieurs des mines canadiens en Afrique :

https://outsiderland.com/danahilliot/dans-la-tete-de-lingenieur-des-mines-canadiens/

Un extrait d'un texte génial d'’Elisabeth Anker, Ugly Freedoms, Duke University Press (2022), qui réfléchit dans une perspective décoloniale, queer et féministe à la question des libertés sous régime néolibéral.

https://outsiderland.com/danahilliot/nous-sommes-tous-des-rancho-santa-fe-les-ugly-freedoms-delisabeth-anker/

Un texte passionnant de Tania Murray Li (Université de Toronto) et Pujo Semed (Université Gadjah Mada à Java), Plantation Life Corporate Occupation in Indonesia’s Oil Palm Zone Share, Duke University Press, 2021, sur les plantations d'huile de palme en Indonésie.

https://outsiderland.com/danahilliot/la-vie-dans-les-plantations-dhuile-de-palme-en-indonesie/

Plusieurs extraits traduits des livres de Saidiya Hartman, Scenes of Subjection: Terror, Slavery, and Self-Making in Nineteenth-Century America (W. W. Norton & Company, 1997) et Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments. Intimate Histories of Riotous Black Girls, Troublesome Women, and Queer Radicals, Norton, 2019, sur l'esclavage aux États-Unis et son héritage après l'abolition.

https://outsiderland.com/danahilliot/?s=saidiya

etc etc..

(et je me rends compte que j'ai des brouillons à compléter sur les études de Lauren Berlant (The cruel optimism et On the Inconvenience of Other People), Deborah Cowen (The Deadly Life of Logistics Mapping Violence in Global Trade), Miranda Joseph (Debt to society : accounting for life under capitalism, Minnesota University Press, 2014), Priya Satia (Time's Monster: History, Conscience and Britain's Empire), Anne Allison (Precarious Japan et Being Dead otherwise) et quelques autres..)

NB : tout cela ferait un très chouette début de catalogue pour une maison d'édition dédiée aux études critiques du capitalisme néolibéral contemporain, avec, notez-le (j'ai fait exprès histoire de), exclusivement des autrices. 😅 (je n'ai pas cité quelques livres d'auteurs que j'ai beaucoup aimé par ailleurs, comme Ghassan Hage, Michael Truscello, Alexander Dunlap, Marco Armiero, Hamza Hamouchene et Katie Sandwell, Piro Rexhepi, David Theo Goldberg, etc..)

#CriticalStudies

Yapay zekâ gibi gelişen teknolojilerin etik boyutlarını incelerken, yapılan ontolojik ve epistemolojik tercihleri, uygunluk ve uyumsuzluklarını, bu tercihleri belirleyen güç ilişkilerini de incelemek gerekli.

While examining ethical dimensions of emerging technologies such as #AI, It is necessary to first check the ontological and epistemological choices made, congruences and incompatibilities of these choices and the power relations that shape them.

https://doi.org/10.4337/9781784718862.00011

#criticalstudies

Notes on Space and Place, Feminist Geography, and Related Texts

https://www.spatiotemporal.agency/

#SpaceAndPlace #FeministGeography #ProgressiveGeography #Literature #CriticalStudies #Interdisciplinary #Humanities

CRITICAL LIBRARIANSHIP IN PRAXIS
instructor: Emily Drabinski

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#critlib #criticallibrarianship #librarianship #powerrelations #libraries #archives #librarywork #libraryworkers #criticaltheory #criticalstudies #continuingeducation #cataloging #classification #libraryjustice #justice #socialjustice #praxis #futurity

I'm an #academic book #indexer in the #humanities specializing in #art, #musicology, #museology, #textiles, #fashion, #popculture, #film, #criticalstudies, #feminism, #socialjustice, #contemporaryart and #nonprofits.

I post about #indexing and #embeddedindexes while trying to help #academics and #scholars get their book #indexed or index it themselves. Other interests include #curling, #cats, #dogs, #baking, #wordplay and #knitting. Member of the #indexodon in #Canada, #PNW, #BC, #Vancouver.

Do I have academic followers yet? Anyone here in Pittsburgh for #AESA2022? Ill be presenting some of the work I've been doing on teaching through the pandemic and what it means for school reform. Excited to share the voices of teachers in this setting!

#educationresearch #educationalstudies #edresearch #schoolreform #criticalstudies