Making the Just: Critical Inquiry for Different Publics

I argue that inquiry, ethics, and justice extend a critical and dynamic relation, the force of which might charge an affirmative process of making a difference; productive challenges to normative convention that resonate on ontological levels. When considered within the material processes of crisis and grieving, the productive entanglement of inquiry, ethics, and justice is granted important direction, lending a critical entry point for confecting a difference through challenging the status quo such that it loses repetitious traction.