This thinker compared privilege to contact dermatitis and oppression to eczema in a paper analyzing oppressed people’s “affinity” for “hammering away at the system.” A 2023 “handbook” by this thinker encourages pointing out social division using her concept of the feminist “snap.” (15[1])A book by this thinker argues that metaphorical “contact” with the other can place a negative “impression” on their body. A book by this thinker compares the term “orientalism” to “sexual orientation” and studies the example of a writing table from (*) Husserl’s (10[1])Ideas. A work of affect (“AFF-ect”) theory by this self-described “feminist killjoy” argues that physical sensations are linked to love, fear, and disgust, which are used to label people as “other.” For 10 points, name this British-Australian author of Queer Phenomenology (10[1])and The (10[1])Cultural Politics (10[1])of Emotion. ■END■ (10[3]0[6])