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... War games Education-Systems Black Boxes Kazuo Ishiguro Artificial Life ...

...-making enterprise without which geopolitical borders could not exist. This introduction sets the methodological frames for the rest of the book. It opens the black box of border enforcement through a discussion of interdisciplinary scholarship from US history, Latina/o studies, science and technology...

... principal of object orientation, that is, a system of black-boxed computational structures capable of discrete forms of communication. This operational logic sits above existing systems and interfaces them with computation—a supplement to, rather than replacement for, our original dichotomy. This entry...

... in different sites is riven with specificities. These terms therefore deserve to either be unpacked, or left out, but not black boxed in quick asides and unstudied presumptions. Subsequently, the author circles back to a theme that the preceding chapters all share: valuing. Academic researchers readily equate...

... . Ishiguro’s fiction is about art in the systems epoch in being about artificial life in the autonomy-enclaves of that epoch. “Social Games”<subtitle>Playing Our Part in the Systems Epoch</subtitle> Social games War games Education-Systems Black Boxes Kazuo Ishiguro Artificial Life Social...

... The introduction reconsiders sporting images, particularly those of Black boxers, as integral to both the wider visual and cultural history of Blackness in the United States as well as the ecology of white violence that continues in our present moment. Although art historians tend to overlook...

... white, middle class, and heterosexual. The integration of boxing in the first decade of the twentieth century and the rise of the infamous Black heavyweight Jack Johnson certainly brought issues of race into the public arena, and we must do the same for Bellows’s work. This chapter demonstrates how...

... powerful moments of rupture between the assertion of a corporeal black masculinity defined by physical prowess, patriarchy, and heterosexuality, and the reality of sexual politics. Lyle Ashton Harris photography boxing sexuality Muhammad Ali ...

...) about Black bodies in the public sphere. boxing photography Ben Bailey Eadweard Muybridge race lynching ...

... Chapter 3 centers on the Australian heavyweight boxer Peter Jackson and the ways in which Jackson’s body features as part of a much wider and international visual program that classicized, sexualized, and eroticized the Black body in order to manage its threat to the white public after the Civil...

... The first chapter provides an overview of the sport of boxing in the United States, its place within the critical project of white manhood in the nineteenth century, and its intersections with an increased focus on the physical body as the site of masculinity. A particular focus...

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... boxing photography Ben Bailey Eadweard Muybridge race lynching ...

... Ashcan school painting boxing Jack Johnson George Bellows ...