The Politics of Love (POLIS) project addresses the barriers to creating thriving and violence free technologies that support children, women and men through six key programmes.
A new kind of political-ethics: I-you attachment
Supporting policies and practices that prioritise loving attachments, ending violence and creating new ways of organising relationships.
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A new kind of political-ethics: I-you attachment
Supporting policies and practices that prioritise loving attachments, ending violence and creating new ways of organising relationships.
The Politics of Dissociation
Dissociation is a severe and distressing state epitomised by depersonalization (disconnection from self and others), and derealization (a feeling as living in a state of unreality). It is produced through a disconnect in close relationships, typified when vulnerability and lack of escape is featured.
The Undifferentiated We
A pronominal state produced in a state of dissociation.