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How to Get Even

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Basing its analysis on the temporary occupation of one of the major expressways during International Women’s Day 2017, this chapter considers the possibilities of articulating and embracing a sense of belonging to a collectivity. Engaging Jodi Dean’s work on communism, it argues for self-critical form of collective thinking, formulated here as “we and I,” that is attuned and strives to overcome to the trappings of social privilege within the context of communal struggle.

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Rebollo Gil, G. (2018). How to Get Even. In: Writing Puerto Rico. New Caribbean Studies. Palgrave Pivot, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-92976-7_12

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