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ves over others. At the heart of this discourse lies the question: when is life grievable? Essentially, this asks which human lives merit public mourning and political recognition after death. Judith Butler, in her influential book *Frames of W

understanding the moral and political fabric of our world. Recognizing the role of radical thinness exposes the superficiality of some forms of acknowledgment and challenges us to deepen our commitment to justice. Moving beyond narrow frames requires critical reflection, activism, and a willin