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I am autistic. I have autism1. Both sentences report the same diagnosis, yet they have become rival positions in a long dispute about language and disability. The first...
Judith Butler: How repetition comes to look like nature
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A teacher tells a class: ‘Boys on this side, girls on that side.’
Although nothing dramatic is happening, the sentence does something socially important. It presents ‘boy’ and ‘girl’ as the only available ca...
La Boétie, Gramsci, and the struggle over "Freedom"
Étienne de La Boétie - 1530 - 1563
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Around 500 years ago, a young French law student, still a teenager, wrote a short essay asking a question still debated in political thinking. If a tyrant rules only becaus...
Gunther Kress and Theo van Leeuwen: the grammar of images.
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Ruth Wodak: The discourse-historical approach
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