Scapes Collective Manifesto: Situated Knowledge In Local Matters And Global Conditions

Susan Larson; Idoia Elola; Curtis Bauer; Rafael Beneytez; Kenton Wilkinson; Christopher Taylor

Scapes Collective Manifesto: Situated Knowledge In Local Matters And Global Conditions

Susan Larson, Idoia Elola, Curtis Bauer, Rafael Beneytez, Kenton Wilkinson, Christopher Taylor

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Abstract

Manifesto of the Lubbock Scapes Collective, a group of interdisciplinary TTU professors from Architecture, Linguistics, Hispanic Studies and Creative Writing theorizing West Texas's landscape. This is the cornerstone publication of a larger project to theorize the social space of West Texas and our responsibilities as professors to better connect and understand our immediate landscape in order to become more effective teachers.

Original language	English
State	Published - Feb 11 2019

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