For Feminist Killjoys between Love and Justice The Spiritual is Political
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feminist killjoys, spiritual, politics, poetics, love
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First respondent for roundtable discussion from the Annual Desmond Tutu Centre for Religion and Social Justice Public Lecture on Economies of Violence.
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