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University of Maryland, College Park.
Among transcontextual feminisms we grow boundary objects.
For the Berlin Memorial Lecture in the 2014 Hutton Lecture Series. Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 23 October 2014. In Second Life you can IM Katie as Katie Fenstalker.
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Saturday, March 27, 2010. Is being a photo Nazi. Either We Have a Gang Problem or There is About to be a Serious Zombie Uprising. Today I woke up early and went to do some community service by helping out with this giant easter egg hunt. Ten freaking thousand plastic eggs. Getting Ready For The Unavoidable Attack.
Only partially available for explicit discussion. 30 September, 2012, Milwaukee WI.
Toward a feminist boundary object-oriented ontology. Or should it be a boundary object-oriented feminism? These are both queer methods. Recursions, sometime unfolding, sometimes I speculate .
Among transcontextual feminisms we grow boundary objects.
Katie King, University of Maryland, College Park. We ask with her, justice? What benefit to whom? We work for what Leigh called good and just standards for those who have suffered their absence, as we struggle to befriend an often mandated transdisciplinarity and there to recognize comrades.