Chapter Thirteen. Armed Propaganda and the Ethics of Horrorism

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction 1
4. Part 1 Reimagining Institutions
5. Chapter One. In-Plain-Sight Tactics 15
6. Chapter Two. LGBTQ+ Programming at the Local Library 31
7. Chapter Three. Exposing the “Actively Enforced” Policy 45
8. Chapter Four. #WearAMaskNY Public Service Announcements 61
9. Chapter Five. Grassroots Activism and Tactical Communities 77
10. Chapter Six. The Streets Have Eyes 93
11. Chapter Seven. Tactical Tech Comm and Failures in Crowdsourcing Mass Production 109
12. Chapter Eight. Tactical User Research How UX Can (Re)Shape Organizations 125
13. Chapter Nine. The Motivations of the Marginalized 147
14. Part 2 Transforming Society
15. Chapter Ten. Engaging Eurocentric Legacies in de Certeau’s Thinking Through a Self-Reflection on “Queering Tactical Technical Communication” 165
16. Chapter Eleven. DIY Instructions in BIKINI KILL 183
17. Chapter Twelve. Our Bodies, Ourselves 199
18. Chapter Thirteen. Armed Propaganda and the Ethics of Horrorism 213
19. Chapter Fourteen. Hospitality at the End of the World 229
20. Chapter Fifteen. Marx in the Digital Age 247
21. Chapter Sixteen. The Narrative Construction of Social Justice in Technical Communication Pedagogy 261
22. Chapter Seventeen. Finding Agency Through Tactical Technical Communication 287
23. Contributors 303
24. Index 309