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  • Author: llirikniper

  • Quotation of the day #13:

    Externalizing the conflicts in oder to keep the center safe, the EU has been bound to face the return of the repressed.

    10. October 201729. December 2017
  • Quotation of the day #12:

    The problem of walls’ existence poses the problem of analytical optics: one is alsways caught between the risk of reifying (artificially) constructed differences and the fallacy of ignoring the materiality of existing borders.

    10. October 201729. December 2017
  • Quotation of the day #11:

    Metaphorical perception of borders as the skin of statehood makes one aware of the corporeality of political subjectivity.

    10. October 201729. December 2017
  • Refugees on Borders (by Maddalena Gottardi)

    Posted by llirikniper on 10. October 201710. October 2017

    The imaginary and physical borders created between Frankfurt and Słubice. What is it a border? Is it an imaginary concept, only a creation of our mind, or is it physical, real? Borders are a real …

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    Dreamscape (by Kateryna Kolesnik)

    Posted by llirikniper on 9. October 201724. October 2017

    Kateryna Kolesnik: “I tried to visually express how we perceive spaces and borders in our dreams, when the feelings of distances and angles are twisted. I chose it in many ways due to the equipment which …

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  • Quotation of the day #8:

    A crucial distinction to be drawn in the context of conflicts is between the political border as a value and the actual border as an area of everyday practices: when it comes to cross-border interactions on the part of ordinary citizens it is often rational/pragmatic reasoning that prevails over ideological one.

    16. September 201716. September 2017
  • Quotation of the day #7:

    Economy of emotions structures the discourse about the past: in state of constant emotional agitation the condition of liminality is constantly returning.

    16. September 2017
  • Quotation of the day #6:

    Today the basic division line is not a vertical one – i.e. who is up, who is down, – but a horizontal one – i.e. who is in, who is out.

    16. September 2017
  • Quotation of the day #10:

    Semantically the concept of borders cuts both ways – it refers to the embodiment of differene, as well as the constitutive difference itself. Alternatively it can also be conceptualized as the third space – a vantage point from which differences can be observed critically.

    6. September 201729. December 2017
  • Quotation of the day #9:

    Border is an indicator of the warfare where the incomprehensible fights the inconceivable.

    5. September 201729. December 2017
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