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By habituating ourselves to the knowledge that we too, local communities too, grass-roots activist movements too, are all shot through with lived equivocations concerning the very forms of power we decry, we can learn to see movement and fluctuation, intensifications and displacements of power where before we saw only sedentary and external uniformities. There is, of course, nothing wrong with this at the lower undergraduate level, but habituating themselves to this form of instant gratification will take its toll when these same students reach graduate school. The introductory explanation of habituating small groups of gorillas to accommodate curious humans is fascinating. |
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