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Angelica Stathopoulos
sweet nothings
This essay meditates on the relation between minoritarian beings and minor forms. By way of thematically engaging minor points — the i, the tittle, the dot, the period, the atom — it argues both that small things can unveil and deconstruct large structures, and that minoritarian beings hold a privileged relationship to minor forms. Queer, racialized, feminine, and other minoritarian beings often tend towards smaller cases rather than accept the premises of the capital ‘I’. Aligning form, content, and subject, the essay sketches a diminutive ethics modelled on diminutive life.
2026. the i; diminution; form; subjectivity; ethics; the point; no point
