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Activating affect aura through art: Clothing as witness
Angelaki 27 (2):44-56 (2022)
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In this paper, we examine clothing and material fibers as affective elements that function as witnesses to a structure of power. Specifically, we consider them as material bystanders of the human’s...Other Versions
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