Unfamiliarity and Familiarity in the Bauman Archive

Reflecting on the author's role in establishing, cataloging, and interpreting the personal papers of Zygmunt Bauman, this article ponders central questions related to working on and with the archives of public intellectuals. It addresses the role that intellectuals, and Bauman in particular, ho...

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Published in:Cultural politics (Biggleswade, England) England), 2024-07, Vol.20 (2), p.262-276
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