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“I am arguing for politics and epistemologies of location, positioning, and situating, where partiality and not universality is the condition of being heard to make rational knowledge claims.

“Ruins confound the normative spacings of things, practices and people.

“Whether legal geography will ever embrace an object-oriented post-humanism to any significant extent (and thus dwell upon the relationship between Latour’s chairs and tables rather than upon their co-option– alongside the texts and officials he glimpsed…

“The pavement and the road are crowded with purchasers and street sellers.

“When an individual plays a part he implicitly requests his observers to take seriously the impression that is fostered before them.

“But even as I try to apply sweeping reductive principles to the manner in which buildings and cities affect us, I can still sometimes feel the trembling legs of the six-year-old version of me, reminding me that reducing the meaning of a piece of architec…

“Over the course of this parliament, the government is determined to honour the commitments made in our manifesto and do what is necessary to finally bring the feudal leasehold system to an end.”

“And to the degree that the individual maintains a show before others that he himself does not believe, he can come to experience a special kind of alienation from self and a special wariness of others.”

“Never lose a holy curiosity.

“New tasks emerge where machines reach their limits — in empathy, judgment, creativity, and hope….Automation scales output; augmentation scales intelligence.” http://www.futureneers.io/blog, 8/11/25 One of the small pleasures of rewatching Breaking Bad is…

“It is time to address the places of law and ask: How and why does place matter in legal geographical scholarship?