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we live with and through digital selves

Derrida’s ghosts that put time out of joint shouldn’t be so strange to us digital denizens. We live with and through digital selves, and we are beyond the era in which online experiences and relations were deemed and experienced as “unreal.” We have normalized the fact of our enmeshed digital exist…

—p.32 Being Numerous: Essays on Non-Fascist Life Ghost Stories (25) by Natasha Lennard
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my bathroom ghost sits somewhere liminal

In my web of belief, my bathroom ghost sits somewhere liminal; he’s not part of how I typically navigate the world, which requires constant banal prediction. That it remains there, however, is ethically important. Your ghosts, too, your demons, your holy visions, don’t need to exist; you could no d…

—p.30 Ghost Stories (25) by Natasha Lennard
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interpellation

the ghost hardly stands alone in the set of beings interpellated through gender

—p.27 Ghost Stories (25) by Natasha Lennard
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anti-fascist violence is thus a counterviolence

We must delineate what we are, and are not, willing to name “violence.” I don’t believe a smashed bank window or a burning trash can on the Berkeley campus outside a Milo speech to be victims of violence or to produce victims. But that is not an absolute distinction related to animate versus inanim…

—p.22 We, Anti-Fascists (7) by Natasha Lennard
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sites of micro-fascism in need of anti-fascist care advice/living

And what of the fascisms in each of us who would be anti-fascist? “Kill the cop inside your head!” goes the anarchist dictum. As philosopher John Protevi noted in his 2000 essay, following Deleuze and Guatarri, “A thousand independent and self-appointed policemen do not make a Gestapo, though they …

—p.16 We, Anti-Fascists (7) by Natasha Lennard