Out of Place: Issue 22 | Logic(s) Magazine

deeply humanistic way of knowing, one that assigns value to time, history, and social or material circumstance-even trauma and wear-as part of our thinking about new media.

And we have to address all of this, our emotions, our ignorance, our fear, and our hate—but we cannot ignore the system that takes all of that, magnifies it, and uses it to crush the lives and liberty of people of color to enrich the most privileged of white society.

liminal space—an in-between territory where the old rules governing our choices no longer apply.

Political and economic visions, belief systems and cultures are all suddenly up for grabs. With the collapse or serious decay of many (mostly Western) critical narratives – like the social contract, popular democracy, human rights and the right to privacy – comes a need to either refresh and resuscitate these ideals, replace them with older, alread

binary either/or epistemology and praxis that structures our perceptions, politics, and actions through a resistant energy—a reaction against that which we seek to transform.

transition imaginaries are concerned not only with restructuring the world out there but with transforming the worlds in here—our identities, our psyches, our spirits.