Space invaders: “Dissonant bodies” in positions of power: A conversation with Nirmal Puwar

In July 2022, the Centre for the Study of Gender and Sexuality of the City University of London organized a seminar to celebrate the 18th anniversary of Space Invaders: Race, Gender and Bodies Out of Place. Following on from the rich discussion it generated, we organized an interview-conversation with the author, Nirmal Puwar, to contextualize the book in light of contemporary, seemingly more diverse – but also increasingly aggressive and exclusionary – forms of public discourse and social policies. We designed questions to engage with Nirmal in an open conversation about what does change, if at all, once dissonant bodies reach positions of power, starting from the contexts closest to us: England and Italy.

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European Journal of Cultural Studies
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2024-10-12
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https://doi.org/10.1177/13675494241265607
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South Asian Studies and Conflicts
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Space invaders: “Dissonant bodies” in positions of power: A conversation with Nirmal Puwar

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European Journal of Cultural Studies
South Asian Studies and Conflicts
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Space invaders: “Dissonant bodies” in positions of power: A conversation with Nirmal Puwar

Chiara Martucci, Manuela Galetto, Nirmal Puwar
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Abstract

In July 2022, the Centre for the Study of Gender and Sexuality of the City University of London organized a seminar to celebrate the 18th anniversary of Space Invaders: Race, Gender and Bodies Out of Place. Following on from the rich discussion it generated, we organized an interview-conversation with the author, Nirmal Puwar, to contextualize the book in light of contemporary, seemingly more diverse – but also increasingly aggressive and exclusionary – forms of public discourse and social policies. We designed questions to engage with Nirmal in an open conversation about what does change, if at all, once dissonant bodies reach positions of power, starting from the contexts closest to us: England and Italy.

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University of Milan (IT), University of Warwick (GB), Goldsmiths University of London (GB)
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South Asian Studies and Conflicts
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