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ook also arise from McLean’s privileged positioning in the Global North. By bringing together stories from a broad range of digital justice areas, she hopes to have furthered our understanding of the possibilities and constraints of digital geographies in multiple contexts and, following Sedgwick, in a nondualistic way.

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Feminist Digital Spaces,ms of how well people are able (and willing) to engage with, and commit to, digital activism for feminist ends. Further, geographic contexts are crucial in shaping what feminist action emerges in the digital, and what transformations are made possible from such work.

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Conclusion: Thinking with the More-Than-Real,ook also arise from McLean’s privileged positioning in the Global North. By bringing together stories from a broad range of digital justice areas, she hopes to have furthered our understanding of the possibilities and constraints of digital geographies in multiple contexts and, following Sedgwick, in a nondualistic way.

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Framing the More-Than-Real in the Anthropocene,d human/natural are morphing, in part due to digital Anthropocenes. What we once took for granted as fact-based seems less reliable, while humans and non-humans are finding avenues for intervention in creative channels.

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Australian Feminist Digital Activism,roduce and may ameliorate, present complex issues for trying to improve these technologies. Importantly, digital feminist activists are aware of the environmental costs and benefits of digital technologies and offer sophisticated reflections on how these dilemmas are approached in the Australian context.