Towards a Method for studying Affect in (micro)Politics: The Campfire Chats Project and the Occupy Movement

Anna Feigenbaum · Patrick M. McCurdy · Fabian Frenzel

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In their introduction to A Postcapitalist Politics, J.K. Gibson-Graham quotes artist-activist John Jordan stating, ‘When we are asked how we are going to build a new world, our answer is, “We don't...

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