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We didn’t need the coronavirus pandemic to remind us that we live in a complicated world, with diverse constituencies and ever-changing perspectives, but the pandemic has brought this complexity and all its problems into sharp relief. Again. The pandemic sits alongside other urgent issues, such as economic inequity, climate change, white supremacy, misogyny and homophobia. They all remind us that, whether we experience it individually or collectively, we are perpetually trying to balance on quicksand

Contents Introduction 1 Martin Milton What Place Authority? Rolling in the Muck, Dancing with the Law: A Story of “Addiction” and the Remaking of a Self 13 J. P. Marshall Breaking the Rules 25 Alison Greenwood Disturbing the Peace: Madame X vs Westminster Council 37 Martin Milton The Reach of Reductionism “Objective”-ication: Problems with Treating Judgement as Fact 49 Helen Damon ix x Contents Animals: Aren’t They Great? 59 Dale Judd Balancing on Quicksand: Making Sense of What “The Personal is Political” Means 77 Miltos Hadjiosif Judgement, Discrimination and Stigma Drama of Phantom Hatred 97 Parizad Bathai Reflections from a Junkyard Room 103 Yetunde Ade-Serrano “I’m Not as Bad as You” 115 Carter Jacobs Is There Something You Need to Tell Us? 125 Julia Brewer The Uncanny Being a Refugee in a World Without Refuge 139 Anastasios Gaitanidis An Uncanny Resemblance 145 Elena Manafi Making the Invisible Visible 155 Martin Milton And Finally ... 163 Index 165

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