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ca-5743	Prasse-Freeman, Elliott	The Revolutionary’s Two Temporalities? Activism, Failure, and Uneventing	2025		.htm	application/xhtml+xml	11830	607	52	The perdurance of calls for revolution across these multiple moments, not to mention the perpetual activist mobilization and its indeterminate outcomes, index a particularly potent and enduring challenge faced by political activists everywhere: that they are compelled to work at multiple temporal scales. It has demonstrated how political activists often delineate temporality allochronically, differentiating the time of the event (the weeks when decades happen) from banal time (those decades when nothing happens) to then highlight how this view of cleanly bifurcated temporality underestimates the potential for the event to later dissolve (Juris 2008; Jansen 2019), receding again into a normal time now laced with the residue of failure.	cache/ca-5743.htm	txt/ca-5743.txt