The Non-Object of Queer Design: Anthropocentric Design on the Edge of Abjection, Perversion, and Ecstasy
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DOI: 10.1080/08164649.2025.2499859
Abstract: ABSTRACT To interrogate design is to interrogate the human. They converge in a biased project of subjectivity that creates a fixed form of (human) existence that overshadows other forms of life. Yet, we may understand… read more here.
Keywords: non object; object queer; abjection; queer design ... See more keywords
Regulating belonging: surveillance, inequality, and the cultural production of abjection
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DOI: 10.1080/17530350.2016.1273843
Abstract: ABSTRACT Conditions of abjection are increasingly viewed as problems to be managed with surveillance. Across disparate domains, bodies that challenge normalized constructions of responsible neoliberal citizenship are categorized, monitored, policed, and excluded in dehumanizing and… read more here.
Keywords: abjection; surveillance; belonging surveillance; surveillance inequality ... See more keywords
Writing the Human “I”: Liminal Spaces of Mundane Abjection
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DOI: 10.1177/1077800419881656
Abstract: This article suggests a theoretical lens of “mundane abjection” as a new conceptualization of liminality as a methodologically and humanistically transformative concept. Thinking with Julia Kristeva’s post-structural conception of the subject as “always in-process,” this… read more here.
Keywords: abjection; spaces mundane; mundane abjection; writing human ... See more keywords