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H. L. Hix & Stephen Dillon on Hix's book American Outrage

H. L. Hix & Stephen Dillon on Hix's book American Outrage

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 In this episode, you’ll hear a conversation between Professors Harvey Hix and Stephen Dillon about Hix’s book American Outrage: A Testamentary, a work of poetry that is also a compendium of extensive research about gun violence in the United States. It memorializes the lives lost, while also representing the data, concepts, and ideas through which we attempt to make sense of the problem. The conversation reflects the breadth and depth of the book under discussion, covering Hix’s motivation for writing American Outrage, the book’s unique structure, the challenges of comprehending gun violence, inequities in how human lives are valued and recorded, and much more.If you'd like to read passages from the book before listening, you can find scans of pages read during the podcast here. To help us continue developing humanities content like this, please consider making a financial contribution. You can do so here. We greatly appreciate your support!---(00:00) Intro reading: Excerpt of p. 61(01:13) Episode overview(02:38) Speaker introductions(03:25) Motivations for writing the book(07:52) Process: Deciding how to respect individual lives(10:35) Modes of writing in the book(11:37) Reading of p. 41(13:43) Process: Organizing and representing the research(20:19) The challenge of quantifying violence(23:23) Factors affecting evaluations of human lives(29:50) The episodic vs. the systemic(37:11) The need to redefine violence(41:21) Solutions to gun violence?(49:55) Reading from p. 121(51:18) Confronting the limitations of evidence(55:52) The possibilities of form(1:03:21) "What is your protective gear?"(1:11:40) Outro reading: p. 61---Harvey Hix, who publishes as H. L. Hix, is a professor of Philosophy and Creative Writing at the University of Wyoming. His book American Outrage was published by BlazeVox [books]. Learn more about his work by visiting his website.Stephen Dillon is director of the School of Culture, Gender, and Social Justice at the University of Wyoming. His book Fugitive Life: The Queer Politics of the Prison State was published by Duke University Press. Check out some of his other work here.---References (in order of mention)* Beloved by Toni Morrison* No Mercy Here: Gender, Punishment, and the Making of Jim Crow Modernity by Sarah Haley* Ruth Wilson Gilmore on guilt and innocence: see “The Problem with Innocence"* Dean Spade on social movements redefining violence: see Mutual Aid and his website* The Lancet journal article* Ten Arguments for Deleting your Social Media Accounts Right Now by Jaron Lanier* The Hatred of Poetry by Ben Lerner* Saidiya Hartman: see Wayward Lives, Lose Your Mother, and “Venus in Two Acts”---Music: 'The Spaces Between' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0, www.scottbuckley.com.au.

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