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Collaborative writing as syncopated inquiry: the necessity of unnecessary texts, decolonial humour, and the undoing of method

  • Federation University

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Abstract

Power is always at play as wor(l)ds make themselves: Mutterings mattering in a political ontology. Here, desire pulls-pushes us as experimentation in pluriversal worlds: where wor(l)ds constitute each other, clash, combine, and morph. We, as people yet to come, find ourselves at the edge of possible wor(l)ds. We play with agency, (onto)politics, colonialisms– awfully serious stuff :-) - but also humour. We do this in the context of social↔environmental justice–understood and performed through off-beat collaborative writing– as a way to unsettle our own assumptions and reach those also wondering at the junctures of wor(l)ds.
Original languageEnglish
Number of pages13
JournalCultural Studies - Critical Methodologies
Early online date22 May 2026
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Publication statusPublished online - 22 May 2026

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