Brief Reflections toward a Multiplicative Theory and Praxis of Being
Краткие размышления о мультипликативной теории и практике бытия
1990-01-01
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a Multiplicative Theory and Praxis of Being Adrien Katherine Wingt we're anything brighter than even the sun (we're everything greater/than books/might mean) we're everyanything more than believe (with a spin/leap/ alive we're alive) we're wonderful one times one' H. SINCE FEELING IS FIRST 2 En an earlier stage of being, used to be a poet.But studying the law killed my muse.At this point, it doesn't really matter because another poet, e.e. cummings, has said it better anyway-one times one equals one.The purpose of this reflection is to put forth the proposition that the experiences of black 3 women, 4 whether in legal academia or elsewhere,
Key Findings
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It connects Black women’s experiences in legal academia and other contexts to a broader philosophical account of being.
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The abstract invokes e.e. cummings’s formulation “one times one equals one” as a conceptual starting point for the theory.
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The reflection proposes a “multiplicative theory and praxis of being” centered on the experiences of Black women.
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The work is presented as a personal and interdisciplinary reflection shaped by the author’s movement from poetry to legal study.
Research Object
the experiences of Black women, particularly in legal academia and elsewhere
Research Subject
a multiplicative theory and praxis of being centered on the proposition that Black women's experiences constitute a distinct mode of being
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