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Rachel Pafe

Rachel Pafe

Rachel Pafe is a writer and researcher based in Berlin interested in postwar Jewish thought, interdisciplinary theories of mourning, and feminist approaches to reading together.

Articles by Rachel Pafe

Can We Write Our Way to a New Word?
October 26, 2022

Can We Write Our Way to a New Word?

Reframing Britney Spears: will freedom liberate her from sadness?
March 5, 2021

Reframing Britney Spears: will freedom liberate her from sadness?

‘Potential Histories: Unlearning Imperialism’: a review of Ariella Azoulay’s new book
December 4, 2020

‘Potential Histories: Unlearning Imperialism’: a review of Ariella Azoulay’s new book

In her 1984 science fiction novel ‘Native Tongue,’ linguist Suzette Haden Elgin created a feminist language from scratch
July 23, 2020

In her 1984 science fiction novel ‘Native Tongue,’ linguist Suzette Haden Elgin created a feminist language from scratch