The dichotomy between this week’s two topics was a fascinating insight into the common habits and disorders related to people’s personal space, which fascinatingly enough, translate into important societal implications and have even highlighted some of the issues of socioeconomic class and gender that we are still feeling the effects of today. To focus my […]
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Questions for this week: If waste is at least somewhat akin to dirt, what can we learn about the practices that seek to remove it? How much of the study of cleaning practices is transferable to waste, or are there aspects of waste that don’t neatly fit into cleaning practices? If cleaning and removing are
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