Abstract
It seems we are obsessed with knowledge and facts. Evidence-based science and research gain terrain in more and more fields. We speak of action and activism being knowledge based: informed or infused by knowledge. Being active, an activist, and/or living an activist life, however, I claim, is paradoxically dependent on the opposite: dependent on the opening up to the art of not knowing, the position of non-knowledge as activism. Being alert to the potentiality in/of the moment is for me as educator and researcher how I work with qualitative inquiry as activisms, taking my objectivity back. I call it nomadic showing waiting.
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