knitting: What stories do we tell when we investigate?
Synopsis
We form a community of questioning and inquiry in which we stress and critically investigate the ways in which we do research and intervene in various territories. We tried –both in the meetings and in the production of these materials– to move away from the canonical formats –exhibition, class, presentation, articles– and explore other forms of collective and participatory construction of knowledge –co-authored writings, recording in notes, fictionalized narratives, chronicles, conjectural scripts.
This work underwent a collective and constructive evaluation by peer researchers, teachers, thesis students and fellows, authors of the writings that make it up in open format during the writing process and during the editing process.
Chapters
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Foreword
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about the materials that we share here
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self-management files
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plotting relationalities with care. a germinal writing
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about the precariousness of sexual citizenship: right to abortion and comprehensive sexual education in Mendoza and San Luis
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dictatorships pass, the powers remain, the ties that unite us, too
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a pedagogical arc
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between conjectural scripts and queer pedagogies
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not to do
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notes and questions to think community(ies) from a southern feminism
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rural/urban youth identities: political participation and world of work
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“I see, I feel”. investigate / weave / (re)remember