... inkblot oramaclasty visualization grief disembodiment ...

... call and response douen embodiment disembodiment ontogenesis ...

... of rhetorical sensibility emerging from the region and its people. inkblot oramaclasty visualization grief disembodiment ...

... disembodiment ontogenesis ...

... the shortcomings of anti-Cartesian frameworks in explicating embodied aspects of life science laboratory work. It discusses the embodiment and disembodiment of life as part of a larger shift in twentieth-century laboratory practice from in vivo to in vitro experimentation, drawing on Hannah Landecker's seminal...

... through session work or sampling. This centrality of the disembodied BlackFem singing voice also amplifies the deep connections between R&B and electronic dance music, especially house and techno. BlackFem singing voice house music Black music sampling ...

... that gesture beyond disembodied communication, I turn my attention to the multifarious manifestations of techno-informational gadgets (especially cellular/mobile telephones) in R&B from 2000 to 2010, in both content and form, a genre acutely concerned with the conjuring of interiority, emotion, and affect...

...-latency telecommunications. Moreover, issues related to latency suggest that embodiment and disembodiment are deeply connected to a persistent desire to reinscribe telematics in the cognitive modes of traditional, in-the-same-room performance. Telematics improvisation Afrological microtiming ...

... Chapter 2 moves from the mediated and communal space of the disembodied classroom to proffer a close literary analysis of the writing generated in Hulihia VII: Writings from Prison and Beyond: “Home” Edition . As writing subverts the state-sanctioned imposition of a civic death, so do...

... Chapter 2 examines the resonance between feminism and naturalized (and neuro-) philosophy in theories of the embodied mind. Both literatures challenge dominant accounts of neurocognition as disembodied and abstract, and draw from pragmatist and phenomenological ideas of engaged, practical...

... Contrary to Marx and Freud, fetishism is not primarily an error but a central semiotic dimension of social life at is most normal—that is, where people of different ranks and social backgrounds struggle to define their relationships with each other. Hence, not even theory itself is a disembodied...

... aesthetics brings forth a bodily representation of vulnerability, highlighting both the disembodiment induced by mass political violence and the embodied potential for resistance and self-determination. The body in Hatoum’s work, in regrounding itself in new diasporic intimacies, opens up...

... The neoliberal state, the media, and international-development institutions spoke in terms of disembodied concepts such as “restructuring” and “relocation,” but the massive layoffs from the mines in the late 1980s had very human effects. The adversity faced by mineworkers included concrete...

... Chapter 3 looks at embodiment and disembodiment in the articulation of black women’s layered visibility. This chapter looks at the positioning of physical prowess in representations of American abolitionist Harriet Tubman and Brazilian slave deity Blessed Anastácia. I argue that certain...

..., and the notion of Patria could seem disembodied and abstract. One patriot sought to put the idea in very grounded terms for Indian peasants: “The Patria is the place where we exist and our own land” [La Patria es el lugar donde existimos y nuestro propio suelo]. 2 By implication, the Spaniards were usurpers...

... suggest that embodiment and disembodiment are deeply connected to a persistent desire to reinscribe telematics in the cognitive modes of traditional, in-the-same-room performance. Telematics improvisation Afrological microtiming Improvisers are interested in placing themselves in situations...

... miners achieved a host of social benefits for the working class and stood their ground for democracy. It says goodbye to a memorable phase of Bolivian history. The neoliberal state, the media, and international-development institutions spoke in terms of disembodied concepts such as “restructuring...

....” 1 However, some Indians continued to feel loyalty toward the king of Spain, and the notion of Patria could seem disembodied and abstract. One patriot sought to put the idea in very grounded terms for Indian peasants: “The Patria is the place where we exist and our own land” [La Patria es el lugar...