To Appear Other To Itself Anew: Response Data  

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Lather, Patti

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Cultural Studies <=> Critical Methodologies vol. 8 no. 3 (Aug. 2008), page 369-371.
Fulltext: 369.pdf (69.62KB)

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Sometimes a book writes us. While Chris and I wrote Troubling the Angels (Lather & Smithies, 1997) with a great degree of intentionality, we also made it up as we went along, often driven by very pragmatic circumstances. And some of it worked below the surface of our efforts to do our knowing from our doing. In excess of subjects presumed to know about objects presumed to be knowable, we were “out ahead of ourselves” in the format. For this, I have greedily attended to reader response to learn what comes about when readers are positioned as thinkers and writers know they are in over their heads. Here we are enriched by the Deleuzean “fold” of what Elizabeth St. Pierre (1997) calls “response data” where “the audience teaches you something,” perhaps particularly that “we need other people to help us think.”

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