
Complaint!
Author: Sara Ahmed
Narrator: Pearl Hewitt
Unabridged: 14 hr 32 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Tantor Media
Published: 08/02/2022
Categories: Nonfiction, Social Science, Sexual Abuse & Harassment, Education

Author: Sara Ahmed
Narrator: Pearl Hewitt
Unabridged: 14 hr 32 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Tantor Media
Published: 08/02/2022
Categories: Nonfiction, Social Science, Sexual Abuse & Harassment, Education
Sara Ahmed is a feminist writer, scholar, and activist. She is the author of Willful Subjects, On Being Included, The Promise of Happiness, and Queer Phenomenology, all published by Duke University Press.
This book was a really interesting read and offers great insight into complaint processes. If you've never initiated a complaint, this book is really great at laying out the barriers and challenges, and if you have, this book can provide some really great vocabulary for reflecting on the experience.......more
If you need this book, it will be here for you. It works both to create some form out of the infuriating formlessness of the gap between what institutions say they care about and what they actually do AND as a love letter to those who have tangled with policies and procedures of complaint. Dr. Ahmed......more
this was A LOT. first Sara Ahmed ever, shocked by the way her language travels through poetry theory and manifesto so brilliantly. The book isn’t an easy casual read, not necessarily because of the subject, but because of her repetitiveness that grates you to death. Constantly referencing herself an......more
Listened to this one as an audiobook. A lot of great insights into the process of complaint and also the subtleties of the world that turn innocuous things into complaints. Unfortunately I really didn't like a lot of the stylistic choices made in this book. The constant repetition and reiteration of......more
Great book with deep insight into the failure of the complaints procedure within academia, on purpose, to work for those who make complaints, rather for the institution itself. Yet, the author is repetitive and I think this led me to take much longer to finish the book than it should have.......more