Do You Intend to Die (III)?
March 21, 2009, 11:54 pm
Filed under: affect, Affect Theory, ambivalence, Attachment, Belonging, class, Craziness, economy, emotion, Mood, optimism, Ordinariness, Politics, potentiality, psychoanalysis, queerness, sexuality, Theory of this Blog, trauma, writing
Filed under: affect, Affect Theory, ambivalence, Attachment, Belonging, class, Craziness, economy, emotion, Mood, optimism, Ordinariness, Politics, potentiality, psychoanalysis, queerness, sexuality, Theory of this Blog, trauma, writing
1. The Campaign Against Living Miserably
Every day digs me deeper into the bumpy surface of this situation. Today, just for fun, I was reading a wonderful Open Democracy post on the women of Greenham Common and then the post turned suddenly from a discussion of women’s emancipated political agency to a discussion of the global suicide epidemic among young men. The interviewee, an activist called Jane Powell, is now working in Manchester UK with a project called–heartbreakingly, really–“the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM).” Sit there with that for a bit.
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