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...Cultural Indices ...

... materializing sonic indices causal vagueness spatial magnetization causalism rendering ...

... Sentient Flesh (Thinking in Disorder/Poiēsis in Black) is an interrogation of the relationship between Negro , poiēsis , and humanism . Names do more than designate things; they indicate an orientation in life, not in some abstract nominalist sense, but in the sense of a grammar...

... that exceed the terms of Indian policy, while also indicating how such duration remains open to change on its own terms. The text often marks the lived friction between official U.S. and Osage temporal formations through figures of queerness. In narrating the main character’s sensation of disorientation...

... This chapter focuses on how what we hear relates to the material cause of the sound heard. Some sounds are rich in what the author calls “materializing sonic indices,” that is, sonic information about a given sound’s source. Other sounds are much less informative about the nature and even...

... Extending the method of subjunctive reading outlined in chapter 1, chapter 2 looks to second-wave feminist and gay liberationist histories of witchcraft, thinking about how these histories homogenize subjunctive potentiality into (overstated) indicative claims and how those histories, in failing...

... The preface to the volume discusses what it means to think about media theory in the context of Japan. Emphasizing the many valences and crisscrossing passageways the “in” Japan indicates, this chapter sees the project of the volume as pointing beyond the idea of a national boundary...

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... the argument that “witchcraft” is a concept appearing in sites of colonial contact, I trace how Tituba reads through indicative claims about witchcraft toward a subjunctive scene of possibilities for selfhood, pleasure, and abolitionist worlding. Maryse Condé I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem subjunctive...

... Academic conflicts around the sociological and cultural studies approaches to science, known as the science wars, are indicative of a broader problem concerning the politics of knowledge practices affecting both the sciences and their critics. This chapter addresses the speculative possibility...

... This essay discusses the colonial dimensions Sylvia Wynter’s writings paying specific attention to how her research provides an account of racial difference that can be read alongside, and in tension with, Michel Foucault’s The Order of Things. The essay indicates how Wynter recuperates what...

... This essay re-reads key events in genomic and postgenomic history in terms of affect, exploring a dimension of the emergence of postgenomics often neglected in the epistemological, technological, or organizational approaches used by historians as indices of change. The essay contends...