Class Therapy | Nell Ash
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Operating in The Margins: What happens to people surviving structural gaps?
I’ve been thinking a lot about my own work recently, especially in relation to how to our expression is shaped, and extra especially how expression exists in a relationship to the buffers of our environments.
I’ve found this thinking almos...
Champagne Perspectives of Tap Water Lives. What do we actually know about Working-Class ways of seeing?
I’ve been trying to think of an opener for this essay. Without the gift of time travel, I reckon it’s going to be one of the most important ones I write.
Maybe it’s the pressure. Or maybe this is illustrative in itself. Either way, there i...
"We're All a Bit, Working Class aren't we?" Proximity to Harm and The Loss of Stratification
Before anyone even arrived.
So, I was talking to my neighbour on the school run the other week. He asked whether I was going to an online meeting residents on my estate had been invited to by the council.
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Dappled Sunshine and Rain-Stained Windows. What Are Working-Class People Grieving?
Working-class people carry forms of grief that are often misread as nostalgia. This grief is intergenerational, relational and rooted in proximity to harm. Because it lacks language, it becomes vulnerable to political capture, psychological...
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