Search Results for deterritorialization

... class struggle; socialist crises; consumption; deterritorialization; reterritorialization ...

... formalist empiricism territorialization and deterritorialization lines (of synthesis and flight) assemblages machinic production collective assemblages of enunciation ...

... postrevolution China. Identifying consumption as a key area that contains a large set of issues, Cai explores the desire to deterritorialize on the part of certain urban youth and the efforts, especially the political logic, to prevent such tendencies. The resulting cultural conflicts and their narrativization...

... their thought in three discourses: lines, assemblages, and machines. formalist empiricism territorialization and deterritorialization lines (of synthesis and flight) assemblages machinic production collective assemblages of enunciation ...

... be “snipped open” in order to allow every monad to thrive. This done, she suggests that some soul-assemblages have the potential to radically deterritorialize the existing order. monad soul soul-assemblage singularities Gilles Deleuze ...

... part of a single process whose object was the deterritorialization of local security practices in a manner that was conducive to central state control. While Siskamling involved subjecting gangs, security guards, and “criminals” to surveillance, Petrus sought to symbolically appropriate for the state...

... the key attributes of our global undersea networks: they are wired rather than wireless; semi-centralized, rather than distributed; territorially entrenched, rather than deterritorialized; precarious, rather than resilient; and rural and aquatic, rather than urban. A new historical approach, network...

... encountered push back from international institutions and other national security programs. It defines deterritorialized checkpoints, or geographically dispersed and politically diverse contexts in which security officials and vigilantes employ the aesthetics of transparency. The aesthetics of transparency...

... viewed as a deterritorializing and future-oriented practice that points to what is yet-to-be. The question of “contingency” is embraced in relation to medium specificity, its elimination or minimization being recognized as a cultural ideal but one that is difficult to achieve in practice. Finally...

... YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok where images and video clips of BTS members are deterritorialized and become erotically charged when juxtaposed with the author’s writing. Through an analysis of the visual and written texts, comments sections between fans and authors (both celebratory and disapproving...

... race and ethnicity). Contextual Humilities formalist empiricism territorialization and deterritorialization lines (of synthesis and flight) assemblages machinic production collective assemblages of enunciation archaeology and genealogy discourse and discursive formation enunciative...

... prongs were part of a single process whose object was the deterritorialization of local security practices in a manner that was conducive to central state control. While Siskamling involved subjecting gangs, security guards, and “criminals” to surveillance, Petrus sought to symbolically appropriate...

..., Instagram, and TikTok where images and video clips of BTS members are deterritorialized and become erotically charged when juxtaposed with the author’s writing. Through an analysis of the visual and written texts, comments sections between fans and authors (both celebratory and disapproving...