Panel discussion
Patsy l’Amour laLove discusses identity politics, collective thinking, and emancipatory approaches from her book 'Beißreflexe'. Critical analysis and open debate as part of the open mind festival.
Patsy l’Amour laLove, editor of the much-debated anthology Beißreflexe. Kritik an queerem Aktivismus, autoritären Sehnsüchten, Sprechverboten [Bite Reflexes: Critique of Queer Activism, Authoritarian Desires, Speech Bans], presents key theses from the book as part of the JBZ Monday Rounds. In doing so, she analyzes the polarization triggered by the work and explores whether emancipatory identity politics can exist without collective identities. What societal and individual consequences would result from abandoning collective thinking?
The event is part of the open mind festival at ARGEkultur and provides a space for critical engagement with the tensions between identity, collectivity, and emancipation. Registration is required if not fully booked.
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