I am the publisher and editor of Ferrars & Fields Magazine since 2019. I also write articles on a broad spectrum of topics, mainly feminism, philosophy and media. ​
We are a student-run magazine collective based in Berlin.
Founded in 2019 by Mercy Ferrars and Adrien Fields, we grew from the idea that we would like to actively participate in culture and hope that our thoughts on relevant topics will contribute to a fair, equal future.
Since then, we have grown to a team of about ten writers and editors who write about politics, society, philosophy, culture, and the arts. We also publish reviews of films and series, books and music; write opinion pieces and about local life here in Berlin.
We are particularly concerned with solidarity with politically and socially disadvantaged people. We are actively politically engaged and stand in solidarity with queer, BIPoC and feminist contexts and communities.
We run FFMagazine alongside our studies and finance ourselves solely through donations and our wage work. We burn for what we do, and our journalism is characterized by an independence and drive situated in the modern humanities' left-leaning context.
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www.ferrarsundfields.de
2022
Reformulate social order: Parität in Wohlfahrtsstaate
Violent Misogynistic Extremism in the Skin of “Lonely, Single Men”
Geschlechtsspezifische Ungleichheit in postindustriellen Wohlfahrtsstaaten
Paper Girls: with time, we are the same and another
Kapseltage in Schottland
“Queer love reconfigures the way you move through the world when, at last, you are touched softly, gently and with such tenderness”
The World Must End: Affect Theory and Diaspora
Erzählungen unserer Zeit: Sun Yuan & Peng Yus “Can’t Help Myself”
The Genesis of The Acting White Epithet
A Brief History of African-American influence on Rock & Roll
2021
The Eternal Program
Vincent van Gogh: La Tristesse Durera Toujours
Feminismus und Norm
Berlin-Pankow: Hundekuscheln und Intersektionaler Feminismus in Deutschlands erstem Hundecafé
2020
Judith Butlers Appell an manische Liebe in „The Force of Nonviolence”
Der Tod der freien Kunst in Berlin: Das Ende der Ära vom Kunsthaus Tacheles und der Cuvrybrache
10 Orte, an denen man zeitgenössische Architektur in Berlin bewundern kann (Teil 1)
4 Orte, an denen man zeitgenössische Architektur in Berlin bewundern kann (Teil 2)
Architektur und Ideologie (1): Was ist Architektur?
Architektur und Ideologie (2): Planstädte, Berliner Mietskasernen und verlassene Orte
Architektur und Ideologie (3): Die Psychopathologie des Hochhauses
Wie das Panoptikum Gefängnisse auf der ganzen Welt inspirierte
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