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Vol. 27 No. 1 (2024): Toward a new imagination of revolutionary struggle. Conversations with Bonnie Honig’s A Feminist Theory of Refusal

Published: 2024-04-29

Presentación

Toward a new imagination of revolutionary struggle. Conversations with Bonnie Honig’s A Feminist Theory of Refusal

Viktoria Huegel

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Artículos

On Arcs, Arrows, and Eating with One’s Hands as if There’s No Tomorrow: Some Notes on Bonnie Honig’s A Feminist Theory of Refusal

Liesbeth Schoonheim

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What Does our Feminism Need? Notes on a History “en sordina”

Gisela Catanzaro

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Mimesis, Alteration and Interruption. Bartleby, Antigone and a Feminist Politics

Alejandra Castillo

17-22
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Return to the City to Claim It: Temporalities and Locations of Feminist Refusal

Catherine Koekoek

23-29
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Unruly Truth: On Parrhesia and/as Political Refusal

Sergej Seitz

31-36
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Feminist Arrivals: The Arc of Refusal and the Right to (Leave) the City

Mareike Gebhardt

37-43
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Inoperativity as a form of Refusal: On Bonnie Honig’s Reading of Agamben

German Primera

45-49
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“Splendid Failures”: Inclination, Slow Regicide, and Performative Critique

Luke Edmeads

51-56
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“Failing splendidly” and the price of success: Feminist struggle between revolution and reformation

Viktoria Huegel

57-62
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Archives of Refusal

Bonnie Honig

63-66
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