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Can Occupy survive its representation?
Can the Occupy movement survive its representation? This was one of the questions asked of us during the McGill Occupy workshop. The question essentially sought to open a discussion around Slavoj Žižek’s speech at Occupy Wall Street warned activists not … Continue reading
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Tagged media frames, occupy canada, occupy wall st
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OCCUPY TALKS TORONTO: Indigenous Perspectives on the Occupy Movement
Ali Hugill reports from Occupy Talks Toronto for protestcamps.org The vocabulary of occupation has recently gained a global political prominence for the Left. Those of us calling ourselves the ‘99%’, who – with varying degrees of radical fervour – broadly … Continue reading
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Tagged ali hugill, indigenous justice, occupy canada, occupy toronto
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