i. can. teach.

Who am i/I? And what is with the capitalization of i/I? Jione Havea did say that this is driven by Western/colonial ego that centers upon the self above un-capitalized others. To start this writing journey with self-aggrandizement buttressed by MS Word’s “red squiggly lines” fumigates my anathemized quest for organic relationality with the other...

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The Wabash Center Journal on Teaching
Published
2025-02-26
DOI
https://doi.org/10.31046/0xz3d777
Primary Topic
Posthumanist Ethics and Activism
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i. can. teach.

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i. can. teach.

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Abstract

Who am i/I? And what is with the capitalization of i/I? Jione Havea did say that this is driven by Western/colonial ego that centers upon the self above un-capitalized others. To start this writing journey with self-aggrandizement buttressed by MS Word’s “red squiggly lines” fumigates my anathemized quest for organic relationality with the other...

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