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... of neural matter. Doesn’t the emphasis on the brain reinscribe the executive and reproduce sovereignty? The concern is not only to reveal the political models of sovereignty condensed in Malabou’s model of brain function, but also for the genealogy of brain science that has always imagined a particular...

... narratives both situate acts of care and communication and render them mobile, the discussion draws on psychoanalytic notions of displacement, condensation, and projection in exploring why the circulation of narratives between parents, clinicians, healers, epidemiologists, journalists, and health officials...

... The first section of the book confronts the human and environmental costs of this expansion of media and shows that it is unsustainable. Chapter 1 gives detailed accounts of the energy expended and matter condensed to make the world work as a mediated network. Beginning with an account of energy...

.... The character of Norma Desmond from Sunset Blvd . condensed many of these anxieties into a single, pathetic figure who could not return to public visibility in film, except in the newsreels that eventually document her arrest for murder. This chapter examines three film and television genres that work through...

..., landscapes, textiles, gender relations, and sentimental life in the Andean countryside. They bring out the intrinsic resonance of the native languages and are written in a condensed, piercing style that is highly original. ...

... and this book itself. Encountered time and again in the field, the recurrent, emblematic nature of this story also introduces the notion that transplant operates as a kind of icon , made to condense and capture a core set of meanings about biomedicine, about national identity, and even about anthropological...

... how narratives both situate acts of care and communication and render them mobile, the discussion draws on psychoanalytic notions of displacement, condensation, and projection in exploring why the circulation of narratives between parents, clinicians, healers, epidemiologists, journalists, and health...

... with the material and symbolic world of plants, landscapes, textiles, gender relations, and sentimental life in the Andean countryside. They bring out the intrinsic resonance of the native languages and are written in a condensed, piercing style that is highly original. At the end of the 1960s...