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Existing “here in two”: Reflecting on subjectivation in the face of otherness
This article first examines the “here in two” hypothesis discussed by Maldiney in On Transpassibility, before extending this reflection through an analysis of a nurse's narrative of their experience of providing care in an intensive care unit. By testing the theory against this experience, our aim i
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