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Question; the good taste, the streamlined functionality, the well-proportioned, easy to clean, for the well-behaved, the elegance and simplicity, I question

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Question; the good taste, the streamlined functionality, the well-proportioned, easy to clean, for the well-behaved, the elegance and simplicity, I question

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In the book The Queer Art of Failure, J. Jack Halberstam (2011) writes about making a difference by thinking little thoughts and sharing them widely. He writes, "I seek to provoke, annoy, bother, irritate, and amuse; I am chasing small projects, micropolitics, hunches, whims, fancies”. The book engages with the measures for success and failure in complex and interesting ways and proposes “other modes of political engagement than those conjured by the liberal imagination” (Halberstam, 2011, p. 10).