kimesth

Tumblr of an ordinary lady. PhD blog at postpunkphd.tumblr.com

[monokin]

Twitter @FYNCT Instagram @FYNCT

This blog is needed now more than ever

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No!

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[oceaniatropics]

Western Pygmy Possum,  Helena Aurora Ranges, Western Australia

[monokin]

i just got called the leunig of our times

[monokin]

All The Animals Podcast

'All the Animals with Rick and Branson' is America's number one animal-listing podcast. Join hosts and animal-name enthusiasts Rick Andrews and Branson Reese as they run through the common name of ev

everyone

[monokin]

I accidentally made a velvet bow-tie collar for Roast Beef :/

[monokin]

oh fuck, einstürzende neubauten are playing, but only in tasmania?

[lifeonsundays]

[sometimes-now]

Mirror mirror

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Obsessed with these sculptures by Jaime Pitarch.

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[masterlukeskywalker]

someone: what are you planning to do after college?

me:

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[oceaniatropics]

A golden brushtail possum, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, Queensland, Australia

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leave her alone

[monokin]

i am never doing a fucking art exhibition ever again

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The theory of gender performativity presupposes that norms are acting on us before we have a chance to act at all, and that when we do act, we recapitulate the norms that act upon us, perhaps in new or unexpected ways, but still in relation to norms that precede us and exceed us. In other words, norms act on us, work upon us, and this kind of ‘being worked on’ makes its way into our own action.

Judith Butler, “Performativity, Precarity and Sexual Politics” (xi)