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... across affective energy flows and redistribute that energy along lines dictated by the market. 911 SARS terror surveillance technology market technology ...

... that cut across affective energy flows and redistribute that energy along lines dictated by the market. 911 SARS terror surveillance technology market technology If chapter 4 began with two events that divided the world, chapter 5 circles around two figures who did the same...

... chambers of understanding, this chapter argues that we cannot address our problems unless we begin to creatively and fundamentally rethink basic concepts by drawing on knowledge traditions that lie outside a Western framework. modernism market verification affective energy flows whatever...

... that Peter Sloterdijk has called the bored Dasein. We meet this other figure in Göttingen. political Dasein intensity friend/enemy affective energy flows fore-thrown-ment ...

... the movement toward political intensity. In both Mao and Pollock, however, we can see work driven by affective energy releases. Mao Pollock becoming Happening affective flow ...

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... status of the Eiffel Tower, its status as a ubiquitous fairground attraction shows the way energy flows can be driven away from political theologies through distraction, abstraction, and entertainment. No matter whether the channeling and transforming of affective energy into desire focused on material...

.... It is in relation to such questions of energy flow that the chapter returns to the original work and to the Maoist “one big concept” to show how energy is channeled toward outward displays of political intensity. Cai Guo-Qiang Rent Collection Courtyard ( RCC ) Cultural Revolution political intensity one...

... of the Eiffel Tower, its status as a ubiquitous fairground attraction shows the way energy flows can be driven away from political theologies through distraction, abstraction, and entertainment. No matter whether the channeling and transforming of affective energy into desire focused on material or immaterial...