The art of care

Russo, Chandra

doi:10.1080/13604813.2021.1885912

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Caring‐with the Littered Landscape1

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“…My analysis holds punitive and exploitative labour demands in tension with coexisting possibilities of care (DeVerteuil 2014). While expanding community‐based and unpaid labour greases the wheels of neoliberal regimes (Bondi and Laurie 2005; Brenner and Theodore 2002; Yezbick 2020), everyday acts of care can also provide a framework for solidarity, new spatial imaginaries, and shared community power (Kinder 2016; Lawson 2007, 2009; Russo 2021; Williams 2017).…”

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Trash Transformations: Litter, Volunteer Labour, and Care in Philadelphia

Hankins

2023

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This article examines anti‐litter labour in Philadelphia as a site of political possibility. Drawing on four years of ethnographic fieldwork conducted with a grassroots anti‐litter group, I argue that embodied spatial practices at the organisation's clean‐ups produce lived and imagined images of a more just urban landscape. These imperfect and impermanent images illuminate the possibilities and challenges of transforming landscapes of uneven disinvestment through acts of radical care.

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