Search Results for communications engineering

..., reassembled, invested in, and exchanged in the integrated circuit of agribusiness. Human bodies leech into cow bodies, cows into humans. physiology communications engineering cows ...

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... to construct a hearing subject—most notably psychoacoustics and communication engineering—and argues for a more radical notion of difference as the basis for advancing the scholarship on hearing. hearing listening deafness intersubjectivity agency ...

...” to corner real estate markets for a luxury clientele on one end and secure affordable housing on the other. The chapter unpacks how intricate urban design as well as urban cultural and commercial movements are mobilized to engineer “community” in each neighborhood and the politics and contradictions...

... of these materials reflects and engineers a conception of transcorporeal personhood well suited to the political interests of merchant monarchs, diasporic communities that rely on clientelism, and, more generally, to the cosmopolitan context of these religions' genesis. beads vessels Brazilian Candomblé...

... the land under the tailings piles as prime real estate, ripe for development: the key to making the city whole. This puts remediation at the center of debates about urban planning. As mines shut down, revolving doors spin mine officials and engineers into remediation consulting firms that profit from...

... unpacks how intricate urban design as well as urban cultural and commercial movements are mobilized to engineer “community” in each neighborhood and the politics and contradictions of treating a slippery and layered notion like “community” as an identifiable object of intervention. This chapter...

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... as they confronted and exposed the social origins, ideologies, and weak-points of emergent hard-right political regimes. Rio’s social movements, media influencers, community organizers, cultural figures, student organizations, Afro-Brazilian religious groupings, and a broad front of new feminist, ecology, Black...

... This chapter examines gendered demands on citizens to take risk and communicate risks to fellow citizens. Specifically, the chapter examines risk communication as a facet of food policing by looking at how the Japanese government, the nuclear industry, and international nuclear organizations...

...Forms of Life This chapter pays close attention to biological engineers’ use of mechanistic logic and machine analogies to render living substance in the form of molecular machines. It offers an ethnographic account of protein modelers’ creativity with both words and things as they learn...

... to biological purity, cultural sanctimoniousness, and socially engineered heteronormativity by creating music that confronts normative concepts of how listeners and performers make sense of what they hear and feel. Her composition is a recombinant admixture of the transparently decipherable and the plural...

... as anticipatory praxis” means that global health commodities like drugs, medical devices, water engineering, and care itself are only sometimes assessed in terms of improvements in human corporeal health and well-being. Increasingly the purpose of metrics is also to assess how much money any given technology...

... and the Americas. The ritual assembly of these materials reflects and engineers a conception of transcorporeal personhood well suited to the political interests of merchant monarchs, diasporic communities that rely on clientelism, and, more generally, to the cosmopolitan context of these religions' genesis...

... radical feminism territoriality social medicine community health “The Science Fiction of Apartheid's Spatial Fix, 1948–1970s” shows how the apartheid state's attempts to engineer a science fiction reality of forced estrangement, even in its golden years of the 1950s and 1960s, intensified...

... are shaped by and resistant to social and sexual hegemonies. Mitchell takes up Butler’s challenges to biological purity, cultural sanctimoniousness, and socially engineered heteronormativity by creating music that confronts normative concepts of how listeners and performers make sense of what they hear...