This document contains links to my cross-cultural climate justice book, two images (Rachel Carson and Nestle/ Monsanto diptych) from Zazu Dreams used as characters for the “Edible Education” community theater piece, one image of a three-foot mask puppet representing the...
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We are Local Food Now–a farm-to-school cooperative of North Fork Valley bakers, farmers, ranchers, teachers, students, and community members. Located in the fertile valley of Paonia, Colorado, we offer nutritional education to support the health of our growing young people…
in Body and Religion Interdisciplinary Journal Editors Dr. Wesley N. Barker and Dr. Emily Holmes Summary: My essay and presentation focus on my Irigarayan-inspired performative photographs that reimagine body-spirit relations. I frame the creative exploration of my Sephardic Jewish identity as an…
During our Yoniversal Healthcare, Pleasure Power gathering I will share details about my work-passions as a Vulnerability Facilitator. I offer guidance and health services for the following: Yoni Steaming Self-Renewal through Private/Public Photography Sessions Sex-Trauma Counseling Sex-Positive Parenting Censorship in…
At this year’s Irigaray Circle: Touching the World, at the Institute of Philosophy, University of Iceland, Reykjavík, Iceland, I will present my essay “Becoming Trickster: Irigaray Inhabiting the Impossible.” My essay and presentation focus on my Irigarayan-inspired performative photographs that…
I have changed the names of our hosts at the Vodun Palace. ACT I Failure at its finest: “Human salvation lies in the hands of the creative maladjusted.” – Martin Luther King, Jr. For about a year, I have been…
by Cara Judea Alhadeff, PhD Dear Saan, Jumping right into Seoul—I want you to know your ancestral home…. The City: It’s funny to think back on the night I landed in Seoul. Having just returned from my solo photography exhibition…
Vanderbilt University, Keynote, Julia Kristeva, Kristeva Circle DOWLOAD THE VIDEO
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Fictional Bodies: Probing the Private and the Public Centre for Social Theory, Deleuze Studies Journal, Aesthetics and the Political in Contemporary India: Deleuzian Explorations, Mumbai, India DOWNLOAD THE VIDEO
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Summary: “There is something peculiar about this book: the fact is the cover gives it away right from the start.” That was the first line of Walter Benjamin’s review of The Fairy Tale and the Present written by Alois Jalkotzy in...
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December 2023 Thirteen Surrealist Provocations: Embodied Sacred Activism (We Shall Overcome) The thirteen surrealist provocations explored in this essay guide citizen activists to embody the sacred in their everyday lives. Each provocation (strategy, principle, and technique) targets a hegemonic force…
Please join us online for the book launch of our new book with Palgrave MacMillan! Philosophy as Practice in the Ecological Emergency: An Exploration of Urgent Matters My essay is called: “Equality: Industrial Capitalism’s Trojan Horse—Environmental Racism, Green…
Published in: Studies in Interreligious Dialogue Abstract In the tradition of hakawatis (Arab storytellers) and the maggid (Jewish storytellers), I intend to ignite social-justice dialogue, ecological consciousness, and collective action. How can we transform habitual behaviors of entitlement and…
December 4, 2023 Hosted by the Jewish Climate Action Network Program in Massachusetts, I presented with Thea Iberall, Mirele Goldsmith, Rabbi Katy Z. Allen, and Judith Black as the emcee.
Watch a video of the lecture below: How can we practice radical climate justice as we raise our children in a world dominated by petroleum-pharmaceutical hegemonies? Parenting in the 21st century represents perhaps one of the most contradictory positions…
The first of my three presentations with Báyò Akómoláfé’s We Will Dance With Mountains. A Zoom meeting with between 800-1000 attendees. Báyò was absent during that particular session due to severe illness. The chat became a roiling tsunami of…
Oberlin College’s Environmental Studies Department at Oberlin presents my in-person workshops Thursday, September 28th 12:15-1:15pm Lunchtime Objects as Storytellers Adam Joseph Lewis Center for Environmental Studies 201 4:30-6:30pm Embodied Practice Workshop Oberlin Center for Convergence (StudiOC) I will be dedicating…
I will be teaching three sessions with Báyò Akómoláfé’s We Will Dance With Mountains,11am ET ACT I, September 17 ACT II, October 1 ACT III, October 15 We Will Dance With Mountains, 2023 Dr. Cara Judea Alhadeff: Apocalypse of the…
I will be teaching three sessions with Báyò Akómoláfé’s We Will Dance With Mountains,11am ET ACT I, September 17 ACT II, October 1 ACT III, October 15 We Will Dance With Mountains, 2023 Dr. Cara Judea Alhadeff: Apocalypse of the…
I will be teaching three sessions with Báyò Akómoláfé’s We Will Dance With Mountains,11am ET ACT I, September 17 ACT II, October 1 ACT III, October 15 We Will Dance With Mountains, 2023 Dr. Cara Judea Alhadeff: Apocalypse of the…
I will be teaching three sessions with Báyò Akómoláfé’s We Will Dance With Mountains,11am ET ACT I, September 17 ACT II, October 1 ACT III, October 15 We Will Dance With Mountains, 2023 Dr. Cara Judea Alhadeff: Apocalypse of the…
Ecocriticism presentation with Dr. Shoshannah Bryn Jones Square at Bishop’s University, Montreal Eco-criticism offers one way to narrate our world, imagine a different world. Playing with call & response, we will explore our epigenetic potential to not only imagine, but to co-create–conspire others…
Please join me for a virtual conversation related to Rhode Island School of Design’s current exhibit and my own photographic work: The Performative Self-Portrait
When we live in a practice of gratitude, when we do not take things or people for granted, we truly embody hospitality. This practice unravels the interdependent relationships between waste/disposability and ethnocentrism/xenophobia–between ecological collapse and humanitarian abuses. Storytelling is a vehicle we can use…
August 14-18, 2023 Chicago, IL I will be presenting five different programs. Individual Lecture “What is White? Can a Sephardi, Mizrahi, or Muslim-Arab be a ‘Real’ POC?” Presenting on “The Dichotomy of Identity” panel Aug. 16, 8-9:30am with Dr. Davide…
Unveiling Progress as Parasite: We Must Replace “Renewable” Energies with Ecological Ethics • From The Paris Institute for Critical Thinking dePICTions volume 3 (2023): Critical Ecologies. Summary: My essay examines the insidious manifestations of greenwashing and environmental racism in the context of humanitarian imperialism—the…
Over two years have passed since I began writing articles for Mother Pelican . I embarked on this personal-political narrative of globalization and bioregionalism at EcoVillage Ithaca, New York, continued through Sage Co-Housing in Boulder, Colorado (both communities, predominately white and upper-middle class) to Pontiac,…
Association of the Study of Literature and the Environment (ASLE) in collaboration with the Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences (AESS) July 9-12, 2023 Portland, OR Cara’s presentation: “Radical Accountability through Creative-Waste Culture” How can we shift our epidemic of individualism from consumer…
Wednesday, September 6, 2023 11:30 am-1:00pm ET| 10:30 am-12:00pmCT| 8:30 am-10:00am PT When we live in a practice of gratitude, when we do not take things or people for granted, we truly embody hospitality. This practice unravels the interdependent relationships…
Summary: Fall 2022 Dr. Cara Judea Alhadeff will investigate the Jewish commitment to a personal and collective cultural, economic, and agricultural pause (release or letting go). In response to the rapidly escalating climate crisis, Alhadeff’s interactive presentation shares the values…
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This interview is Part II following: NPR: Interview on Voices of the Middle East and North Africa with Khalil Bendib: Pacifica Radio, KPFA While my first interview with political cartoonist Khalil Bendib focused on Zazu Dreams, this conversation will…
During the Symposium on Social Anarchism and Collective Responsibility at the University of Antwerp in Belgium, I was interviewed by Emma Moorman from NeuroEpigenEthics for my presentation–“Epigenetic Insurgencies: Eco-Justice Anarchy as Collective Imperative” Organizer: University of Antwerp, NeuroEpigenEthics …
Transmutations, Transgressions Promiscuous Crossings: Transforming Climate Chaos through the Sephardic Jewish Body Organizer: The International Society for Religion, Literature and Culture Video Lecture:
A central theme is how to integrate the personal with the political, the private with the public. As I discuss with the audience embodied energy and supply chains, Fibershed* consciousness (individual, community, corporation, infrastructure, policy paradigm changes as a collective practice of...
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April 4th, 2:00pm PST University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) Micaela Amateau Amato’s illustrations from Zazu Dreams projected during first break; Micaela Amateau Amato‘s art projected during 2nd break; my projected photography on display during third break Ladino (the language of my maternal and paternal family)…
March 25, 10-10:15am EST University of Antwerp, Belgium My projected photographs will offer a visual aesthetic dimension of surrealism within social anarchism. See the Programme for Saturday→ See also NeuroEpigenEthics→
March 25, 11am EST University of Antwerp, Belgium My interview with Emma Moormann, PhD researcher at NeuroEpigenEthics, will highlight creative-collective risk taking. I will challenge Western civilization’s taken-for-granted convenience-culture standard of living and explore social anarchism in the context of…
March 24th Brown University As a guest lecturer for Heather Bhandari’s ART/WORK class, I will offer an interactive presentation focusing on vulnerability, integrity, conformity, and compliance–not just as individual artists, but co-creating a culture of creativity in the face of digital-age tyrannies. …
March 8th Bishop’s University, Montreal As a guest lecturer for Shoshannah Bryn Square Jones’ Literature and the Environment class, I will offer an interactive presentation focusing on my eco-action model: S.O.U.L. (Shared Opportunity Used Local) and daily eco-ethics from my creative non-fiction book: Zazu Dreams.
Friday, March 24 at 11am PST on Pacifica Public Radio This interview is Part II following: NPR: Interview on Voices of the Middle East and North Africa with Khalil Bendib: Pacifica Radio, KPFA While my first interview with political cartoonist…
For this month, I offer Micaela Amateau Amato’s recent presentation at Pennsylvania State University’s Cancer and the Environment Symposium. Amato is not only my mother, but my primary collaborator focusing on fossil-fuel addicted culture and counter-hegemonic, living-art practices. Amato’s presentation on Cancerous Collusions, is the…
I conclude my essay series for Mother Pelican 2022 with a confession. I have reached an impasse, a seemingly untraversable territory bordered by child-rearing landmines—a misstep may suck me into parental-failure quicksand. I thought I “did the right thing:”… READ MORE…
The Arab/ Jew dichotomy is one of the most vitriolic and inaccurate divisions that dictate both international policy and quotidian behavior across the globe. Monolithic institutionalized categories, such as Jew, Arab, Muslim, white, perpetuate divisiveness, racism, government-sponsored terrorism, and ecological…
Howard Zinn distinguishes between a totalitarian state and democracy: “To go along with whatever your government does is not a characteristic of democracy.” The colossal scale of industrial technologies (Big Data, Big Telecom), fifth generation of wireless networks (5G), digital…
Cultural Biomimicry: An Evolutionary Guide to the Ecozoic through Epigenetics In Silent Spring, Rachel Carson shares: “There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature.” These cycles are not about eventually doing more through increased efficiency, but about equilibrium and relationship. This sense…
Surrealism as a practice for everyday life…in a visceral-corporeal /public-private/ eco-justice context. Chicago Art Institute
Summary: In Somali Soonoqo means to become / to return. It is believed that you cannot become something that did not exist and you cannot return without becoming. It’s a simultaneous act of unfolding and returning to ourselves. January 13th,…
Monthly Essay Series Mother Pelican ~ A Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability Love & Waste: Igniting A Permaculture Paradigm Shift~ A Personal Story, Part I Love & Waste: Igniting A Permaculture Paradigm Shift~ A Personal Story, Part II Love…
April 28 and 29, 2018 From Article in Boulder Daily Camera/ Denver Post > Even though everybody poops, it’s still gross — generally speaking. Not for dung beetles, though. Those bugs are sustained by poop. They ball-up animal…
Building our biocentric eco-art home has inspired the perfect homeschool opportunity for Zazu. It spurred an amazing hands-on opportunity to teach him about co-responsibility and living wisdom. We called the learning opportunity “Adventures in Ideas; Adventures in Action.” The word…
Published in: Philosophy as Practice in the Ecological Emergency: An Exploration of Urgent Matters, Ed. Lucy Weir, Palgrave Macmiilan, 2023 Summary: “I think the big crisis of our times is that our minds have been manipulated to give power to…
Published in: Communities Magazine, Winter 2021 issue, Children in Community Summary: Ecoliteracy begins at home; it begins with parenting; in every room of the house; in the classroom, in the media. An ecoliterate mindset inspires us to draw connections as...
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9-11am at the Denver Convention Center Comparative Studies in Religion Unit Theme: Querying Eco-Aesthetics Monday, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Convention Center-304 (Street Level) Roberta Sabbath, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Presiding Especially for those who are invested in contemporary issues…
Petroleum parenting, what I identify as the decisions parents make that overwhelmingly contribute to both environmental destruction and body-phobic institutional practices, reifies the status-quo and our myopic capacity to engage beyond our shame-based, accumulationist individualism. In our petroleum-pharmaceutical-addicted cyber-world, our…
By entering one’s consciousness through the mediated vehicle of storytelling, Alhadeff aims to surprise her audience—evoking a reconsideration of how the consequences of one’s daily choices impacts global human rights. Her story’s characters explore unfamiliar geographical and metaphysical terrain…
Summary: Cara Judea Alhadeff is really difficult and easy to put in a box..Free is the best word. Cara came into my consciousness while studying nude yoga.
Summary: In this two-part conversation, Zuzman talks with Cara Judea Alhadeff—author, most recently, of Zazu Dreams—about the Ecozoic Era, biocentrism, communion with all beings, social permaculture, friction as a source of fertility, the unnatural aspects of natural building, reimagining waste,…
Summary: Dr. Cara Judea Alhadeff is a scholar/activist/artist/mother whose work engages feminist embodied theory with an emphasis on the ecological failures of our current economic system relating to its foundation in colonialism.
American-Ladino author, photographer, and performance artist Cara Judea Alhadeff speaks about her startlingly original book, Zazu Dreams: Between the Scarab and the Dung Beetle – A Cautionary Fable for the Anthropocene, an environmental tale which also takes up themes…
Kaylan Buteyn interviews panel at Elsewhere Studios Artist Residency with Laura Deutch, Cara Judea Alhadeff & Carolina Porras on Artist Mothers, Art as Life, Not a Job.
Priscilla Atropine interviews Cara Judea Alhadeff: Changing the Climate
Kate Redmond interviews Paonia author Cara Judea Alhadeff about her book “Zazu Dreams: Between the Scarab and the Dung Beetle.” LISTEN NOW:
In preparation for the Fiske Planetarium at the University of Colorado, Boulder multi-media, musical and cultural performance, Zazu Dreams: A Declaration of Interdependence, A Love Story. LISTEN NOW:
Earthaven Ecovillage and Get Off The Grid Festival: http://www.zazudreams.com/community-events/ Watch the Video Lecture
Summary: During the triple pandemic of climate crisis, racism / ethnic cleansing, and covid-19 we have become increasingly aware of the world that does not work for the majority of the planet. We long for inspiration and grounded strategies which…
Summary: The purpose of this environmental-justice performance is to generate cross-cultural, interdisciplinary, interfaith dialogue and Jewish-themed action. Reclaiming ancient Judaic spiritual-pharmacopeias, agricultural and architectural environmental engineering practices can be one resolution for systemic oppressions in our triple pandemic of racism,…
Summary: Presented for the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment (ASLE), Nearly Carbon Neutral Humanities on the Brink: Energy, Environment, Emergency, UC Santa Barbara, 2020 Climate Justice Now: Transforming the Anthropocene into The Ecozoic Era asks: How can…
Summary: We must practice caution during our transition from our global petroculture, not based on the motivation, but on the underlying false assumptions and strategies that perceived sustainability agendas offer. At this juncture of geopolitical, ecological, social, and corporeal catastrophes,…
Summary: Presented at Peace Education: Security, Stability, Sustainability at Assam Don Bosco University, India, 2022 Watch the Video Lecture
Summary: Through historical Sephardic storytelling, Dr. Cara Judea Alhadeff presents contemporary interconnections between MLK Jr. and the Jewish holiday of Tu B’Shevat, “the new year for trees.” Presented as a Power Through Partnership Program. In partnership with The Big…
Summary: “Greenwashing and Environmental Racism in the Renewable Energy Revolution” is a video lecture from my chapter in the book Shifting Climates-Shifting Peoples, Dr. Miguel De La Torre, editor. The video-lecture that is shot outside our repurposed school-bus tiny home…
Summary: Presented at Peace Education: Security, Stability, Sustainability at Assam Don Bosco University, India, 2022 Watch the Video Lecture
Summary: This video was made for Harvard Divinity School’s Program for the Evolution of Spirituality international conference: Ecological Spiritualities, April, 2022. It was the Racial Justice Invocation for Ammud Jews of Color Torah Academy’s 3rd Anniversary Gala February, 2022. Watch…
Summary: For Ecological Spiritualities Inaugural International Conference 2022, Harvard Divinity School’s Program for the Evolution of Spirituality Published in: The excerpts come from my interviews with National Public Radio: KPFA, Pacifica Radio KGNU KVNF Local Fauna AshevilleFM Podcast interviews:…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2022 Summary: ”The future enters into us in this way in order to transform itself in us long before it happens.” — Rainer Maria Rilke For my Mother Pelican…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2022 Summary: Dedicated to Greg Jacobs aka SHKG Humpty Hump “April is the cruellest month, / breeding lilacs out of the dead land, / mixing memory and desire, /…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2022 Summary: “Realizing the potential of women is the single most important pathway to planetary regeneration.”—Paul Hawken Yes, but how? Many environmental activists claim that empowering women through education is key…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2022 Summary: For February’s Mother Pelican installment, we take a detour from our exploration of Big Tech and Big Telecom exploitation. Corporations market Valentine’s Day as yet again another…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2022 Summary: “Electricity is an element that is more intimate to us than the air we breathe.”—Abbé Nollet, 1746 “The relative divergence of my bodily senses….indicates that this body…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2022 Summary: “There are only two industries that call their customers ‘users:’ illegal drugs and software.” — Edward Tufte We can no longer ignore the intricate interconnections between manufactured consent…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2022 Summary: “Our house is on fire…I want you to panic.”—Greta Thunberg’s speech at the 2019 World Economic Forum The fires, dear Reader, have caught up with us. As…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2022 Summary: As activist-educators, we must scrutinize extractive-capitalist interrelationships among slowwashing (including stress reduction technology that actually increases cortisol production), greenwashing (including fraudulent “corporate social responsibility” – CSR) and whitewashing “a coordinated attempt to…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2021 Summary: “We fear that when we stop, even for a moment, the sheer enormity of our lives will overwhelm us. Our outspoken and unspoken fears, they speed up…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2021 Summary: The terrestrial has been exiled from the earth.—Sajay Samuel’s review of Zazu Dreams We woke in the Safeway parking lot, ash falling from the sky. The gated…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2021 Summary: “You cannot regulate an abomination. You have got to stop it.”— Wendell Berry Driving across the United States in our over-heating converted eco-art school bus tiny home—painted…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2021 Summary: The mold had not only seeped into the fibers of our clothes, sheets, pillows, it infiltrated the hinges of my eyeglass frames, the space between the bed…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2021 Summary: Following a determined, iridescent dung beetle, my previous four-part Mother Pelican series ended with: “And then we, too, shift our path…” I hadn’t realized how dramatically our lives…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2021 Summary: Creative-Waste Living as Biophilia Rob (Wild Menagerie), Zazu, and I integrate the utilitarian with the sacred. This is our tikkun—our particular task of repair. Our actions model…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2021 Summary: Practicing Non-Violence through Creative-Waste Living I had met Mahatma Gandhi’s grandson, Arun Gandhi, at Peaceweavers while Zazu and I were living at EcoVillage Ithaca. His book, Be…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2021 Summary: I have always attempted to live my ethics to the utmost. During my book launch for Viscous Expectations: Justice, Vulnerability, The Ob-scene, author Jill Nagle, introduced me…
Published in: Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, 2021 Summary: Migration In search of a home that could support my ardent values for my son’s education, Zazu and I had been living in off-grid intentional communities from…
Published in all of the following: –a collaborative series sponsored by– VIEW NOW VIEW MEDIUM Mother Pelican: The Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability VIEW NOW The Esperanza Project...
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Published in: Communities Magazine, Summer 2021 issue, Ecological Culture Summary: A devotion to repurposing objects, to constructing co-beneficial, regenerative infrastructural support systems, is an antidote to industrialized convenience culture…
Published in: Shifting Climate – Shifting People, Ed. Miguel De LaTorre, Pilgrim Press, 2022 Summary: Alhadeff’s chapter examines the insidious manifestations of greenwashing and environmental racism in the context of humanitarian imperialism—the ways in which our taken-for-granted standard of…
Published in: Socioscapes: International Journal of Societies, Politics, and Cultures; Gender and Sexualities Studies in Difficult Times: Uncertain Presents, Coalitional Futures, 2022 Summary: We have confused the apocalypse with Armageddon. Unlike Armageddon, a decisive battle between good (humankind) and…
Published in: Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies, issue 41.3, The University of Nebraska Press, 2021 Summary: My color photography is a theater of psychological and physical transformations that reveal a luminescent excess. This excess combines both the civilized…
Published in: Tikkun, Journal of Radical Empathy, 2022 Summary: Each fall, I send out the following appeal to my communities: Dear friends, While buying Halloween candy this year please consider the links between many of the popular brands...
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Published in: Deep Green Resistance News Service, 2021 Summary: “The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master’s House” —Audre Lorde As with our shift from our systemically racist culture to one rooted in mutual respect for multiplicity and difference, we must...
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Published in: Tikkun, Journal of Radical Empathy, 2022 Summary: In the framework of our current Shmita Year, “Sacred Attunement: Shmita as Cultural Biomimicry” explores the Hebrew concepts of selah (pause, including a practice of decolonizing our relationship to homogenizing…
Mother Pelican ~ A Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability, January-April 2021
Erotic in Context: The Gender and Sexuality Hub, ebook, eds., M. Soraya García-Sánchez, Cara Judea Alhadeff, and Joel Kuennen, Inter-Disciplinary Press, Salzburg, AU, pp. 1-33
Art Basel Miami, 2010 Volume One READ THE ARTICLE
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Antennae: The Journal of Nature in Visual Culture, “The Meat Issue,” Tate Gallery, London, pp. 27-40
Divyadaan: Journal of Philosophy and Education, ed. Romero Dsouza, Salesian Monastery – Ratisbonne, Jerusalem READ THE ARTICLE
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Bozzetto Anniversary Issue: Stimulus, “Tasting Korea,” Germany, 2016 READ THE ARTICLE
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Rhizomes, Issue #23, “Practicing the Abject: Deleuze and the Analog Uncanny,” essay #12 READ THE ARTICLE
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Intimate Citizenship and Competing Sexual Rights Claims and Justice in the 21st Century, Special Issue: Journal of the International Network for Sexual Ethics & Politics (INSEP), “Embodied Theory as Intimate Citizenship,” University of Ghent, Belgium Sex-Positive Parenting in the 21st Century…
Philosophy Today, Editors David Pellauer and Maria Margaroni, Summer 2012
University of Edinburgh, Deleuze and Sex, edited by Frida Beckman PUBLICATIONDeleuze BUY THE BOOK
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Women, Violence, and Resistance, edited by Hagar Ben Driss and Meryem Sellami, University of Tunis, Tunisia, pp. 2-24
Zed Books, Researching sex and sexualities: methodological reflections, Forward by Andrea Cornwall, Afterword by Ken Plummer, University of Sussex, UK Insinuating_Body-ResearchingSex-Images-6000-SHORTVERSIONPB BUY THE BOOK
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“The Spectacle of the Invisible: Sephardic Jewish Identity in Multicultural Education” Explorations in Ethnic Studies Vo1.l 18, No. 1 (January 1995) : 109-124.