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Tami Spry: The Force of (Co-)Performing Open

Ken Gale, Jonathan Wyatt · 2023

In this short article, we work with the notion of Tami Spry as force. There is a tension here: We have come to recognize, both through the writing of this article and through our many years of encountering both Tami herself and Tami’s work…

Between-ing: Collaborative Writing and the Unfoldings of Relational Space Open

Ken Gale, Jonathan Wyatt · 2023

Sociology Philosophy Physics

In conversation with Claire Parnet, Deleuze is quoted as saying, “(w)e were only two, but what was important for us was less our working together than this strange fact of working between the two of us.” Deleuze’s concept of “between-the-t…

Writing as PARTicipation: working towards in:tuition and intimating Open

Fiona Murray, Ken Gale · 2022

Sociology Art Philosophy

This paper is a thought-experiment into the question, “How might we participate in the writing of this paper together?” Having been both inspired and moved by Erin Manning´s beautiful chapter “Me Lo Dijo un Pajarito: Neurodiversity, Black …

Making Trouble With Ontogenesis: Collaborative Writing, Becoming, and Concept Forming as Event Open

Ken Gale, Jonathan Wyatt · 2021

Sociology Psychology Philosophy

Through the authors’ continuing creative encounters with practices of collaborative writing, this article offers a troubling of approaches to ontology that inform a construction of simply human selves and a constitution of Being. The artic…

Writing <i>With:</i> Collaborative Writing as Hope and Resistance Open

Marcelo Diversi, Ken Gale, Cláudio Moreira, Jonathan Wyatt · 2020

Sociology Computer science Political science

Collaboration in scholarship holds the peculiar position of being expected, encouraged, and, in the process, somewhat taken-for-granted as monolithic academic practice. Collaboration is important for the cultivation of a rich ecosystem of …

Something Happened in the Room: Conceptualizing Intersubjectivation Open

Melissa Dunlop, Gaia Del Negro, Katrien De Munck, Ken Gale, Susan Mackay , et al. · 2020

Sociology Psychology Computer science

A panel convened around the idea of intersubjectivation, loosely conceived as a process of actively, consciously, and reciprocally adjusting the structures and power dynamics of our social relations, thereby mutually (and consensually) rec…

Autoethnography and Activism: Movement, Intensity, and Potential Open

Ken Gale, Jonathan Wyatt · 2018

Sociology Art Philosophy

In this short article, we pay attention to what an autoethnography might do. In relationality, we understand autoethnographic practices as assembling and dissembling bodies that are active in always territorializing space and in world maki…

Writing to it: creative engagements with writing practice in and with the not yet known in today’s academy Open

Jonathan Wyatt, Ken Gale · 2017

Sociology Computer science Art

© 2017 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group We have developed an approach to collaborative-writing-as-inquiry that we sometimes refer to as ‘between the twos’. Increasingly, we came to understand that the only way to conti…

Working at the Wonder: Collaborative Writing as Method of Inquiry Open

Ken Gale, Jonathan Wyatt · 2016

Sociology Philosophy Art

This article offers a discussion concerning the future of collaborative writing as a method of inquiry. Taking the form of a dialogic exchange, we take up Isabelle Stengers’ notion of “wonder” as a creative and political lens through which…

Ordinary? Affects? Swimming with Kathleen Stewart and Others against the Tide Race of Representation and the Heresies of Names Open

Ken Gale · 2016

Sociology Psychology History

This essay describes instances in the rhythmic play with affect in the reading of and performances with Kathleen Stewart's Ordinary Affects. It offers an engagement with the work that both troubles and is troubled. It celebrates this engag…

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