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Carrie's avatar

I am/have been working on some things about Africa as an imaginary and women as an imaginary in global humanitarian policies, so I was moved to comment by: "the law was a method through which personhood was imagined". I think that's what I want to get at, so thanks for putting it this way; it is sparking in a helpful way.

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Jehia Munene's avatar

Been waiting for this. Fascinating. Clarifies alot. Been reading up on the death penalty's non-abolition and this is the broader historical frame I needed to make sense of what's been called "inertia". I have so many questions. But I'll just ask this(for now): these notes are for a longer thing, yes?

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