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18th January 2013

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I see “teenage girl” as more of an aesthetic stance, a place of radical, highly material (yes, the internet is (im)material), abject positioning in the world. A position in which one wields ones own objecthood playfully, glitteringly, and problematically. Can a boi do that? Sure, especially a gay boi. Anyone can. But because of the ways girls are culturally viewed via the male gaze, they are in a particularly prime position for this kind of play. They can teach us something about what it’s like to always be seen as a thing, as less or other than all that you are, and what you can do with that position of abjection if you are brave.
Kate Durbin. This whole interview is so worth reading and is exactly the stuff I’m the most interested in right now. 

Tagged: kate durbinthe internetnew aestheticfeminismtumblrsocial media

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