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OOPS Lecture, Gender and Domination Class by Drucilla Cornell

May 3, 2016 • by Chiara Bottici

In this talk for the "Gender and domination class" Professor Drucilla Cornell (Distinguished Professor, Political Science, Rutgers University) tackles the issue of pornography temptation, by unpacking one of the most controversial issue within feminist discourse.

OOPS Lecture, Gender and Domination Class by Drucilla Cornell

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The Earthquake, the Compass, and the Use of Genealogy

March 1, 2016 • by Dora Suarez

This post is in relation to the Gender and Domination course in OOPS. How do survivors react to an earthquake? Fortunately, I do not have first-hand phenomenological experience of such events, so I can only guess. The readings from this past week gave me a good opportunity to do just that, ...

The Earthquake, the Compass, and the Use of Genealogy

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Which Enlightenment for Which Primitives?

March 1, 2016 • by Wayne Wapeemukwa

This post is in relation to the Gender and Domination course in OOPS. In the transition from primitive to enlightened society, “[j]ustice gives way to law,” the subsumption of primitive man’s just equilibrium under the capitalist production of surplus as legislated by the law of profit (Horkheimer, 12). In primitive society ...

Which Enlightenment for Which Primitives?

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Domination: One or Many?

February 17, 2016 • by Marianna Poyares

This post is in relation to the Gender and Domination course in OOPS. When approaching the issue of domination and its many forms, one must not overlook that violence is a structural element of domination. However diverse in character different forms of domination may be, they all rely on some account regarding violence ...