After my panel presentation at #4C2019 on “Critical Digital Archiving Against the Grain: Precarities, Negotiations, and Possibilities,” one of the attendees came up to me, appreciated my research area, and asked me enthusiastically, “Have you ever imagined how the platform for digital archive built by Non-Westerners would look like?” I just couldn’t answer this question the way he might have preferred. I replied, “You know what, I really dunno. I really cannot speak for unlocatable differences there within what we call Non-Westerners. I can’t speak even for myself actually, let alone for Non-Westerners.” The thing is the kind of homogeneity…
Author: Stacy Cacciatore
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Stacy Cacciatore is a Ph.D student in the Rhetorics, Communications and Information Design (RCID) program at Clemson University. Her area of research interest resides at the intersection of rhetoric, feminism, running and body image. Find out more about her work at stacycacciatore.com or connect with her on Twitter @stacycacciatore.