
Affect Theory and Revolutionary Routines - Interview with Carolyn Pedwell
PlasticPills Critical Theory & Philosophy
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Embracing Ambivalence: Rethinking Critical Engagement
This chapter explores the concept of 'inhabiting ambivalence' as a means to foster openness and adaptability in critical theory. It critiques the traditional focus on negativity in social analysis, advocating for a reparative approach that embraces complexity and encourages transformative practices. Through discussions on habit, perception, and disruptions in routine, the chapter highlights the potential for societal change arising from a nuanced understanding of our experiences.
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