Can assemblage think difference? A feminist critique of assemblage geographies

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RT @WTFisGeography: This erasure of epistem. q's is a by-product of the (white male) "ontological turn" and its focus on ontology. But EPIS…

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RT @WTFisGeography: This erasure of epistem. q's is a by-product of the (white male) "ontological turn" and its focus on ontology. But EPIS…

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Me, 15 years ago: "hmm, why do the STEM scientists* I work with not consider epistemology in their research design." Me, today, after reading this thread: "ah ha. I see." *Yes, not all. Yes, there are wonderful colleagues that do.

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This erasure of epistem. q's is a by-product of the (white male) "ontological turn" and its focus on ontology. But EPISTEMOLOGY IS STILL A THING GUYS. See my gripes on these issues in context of assemblage https://t.co/obFgQGAF0t & post-phenomenology

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