... role in constructing the territory that science occupies. This opens up a question around the changing milieus in which scientific practices operate. In a knowledge economy, any shift in milieu is an issue, bringing into play the relationship between scientific practices, state, and industry...

... anthropological assemblage fieldwork agencement archival turn public/milieu political rationality ...

... somatization enema (irrigation expulsive) practices HIV and AIDS emergence in equatorial Africa milieu shrunken colonial women’s song ...

... about global health and colonial medicine. Interjecting fresh field evidence, it considers the book’s layers of violence and harm; the therapeutic, insurgent, and hedonistic in this “shrunken milieu” with intricate healing, fast, infectious modern dance music, practices of joy, and eviction reverie...

... distinction between insider and outsider photography may obscure a slippage between viewing relationships, those that operate between photographed subject and actual viewer. Nan Goldin and Larry Clark stake their claim for authenticity (and “non-objectification”) on their belonging to the milieus they have...

... lorries, and vulnerability. A slow-moving slave ship generated suicide, dejected states of mind and deliria, and surgeons’ copious commentaries. Using Paul Virilio’s words about speed-as-milieu, the chapter disorders sequential time while investigating these incongruent milieus. Historians do...

... agencement archival turn public/milieu political rationality ...

... With most of the multidimensional concept work complete, the second interlude explains the next phase of the handbook: engaging the three zones of inquiry. Each zone conveys its own field extent, multidimensional possibility, and ethical milieus. The scoping zone represents the overarching...

... generated suicide, dejected states of mind and deliria, and surgeons’ copious commentaries. Using Paul Virilio’s words about speed-as-milieu, the chapter disorders sequential time while investigating these incongruent milieus. Historians do not necessarily require patient “voices,” it is suggested, since...

... particular habits from their earlier associations with willed acts, these developments gave rise to a conception of “unwilled” habits applied to various addictions. This gave rise to efforts to buttress the will to counter the debilitating force of such habits as well as new forms of action on urban milieus...

... they entered the urban milieu. The chapter demonstrates that many of their migratory choices were related to their plans for freedom. The changes that took place in the personal and family trajectories, above all by adopting new surnames, developing new habits, and learning new professions, can illuminate...

... a moment in which modern scientists are implicitly engaging much older ideas that have long been central to Javanese political philosophy, including the notion that politics is foundationally geological. The chapter then explores three significant volcanic eruptions and the colonial and political milieus...

... patron, artist, and museum reveals how a materialist understanding of museum donations is required to critique the composition of artistic value, the canon, and narratives of innovation. In examining Duchamp's Fountain (a urinal), the concept of found object art and his patron's historical milieu...

... interrogates the managerial logics pivotal in the milieu of contemporary gallery art, and demonstrates the absolute limits of tradition of colonial aesthetics. The chapter argues that the avant-garde thesis concerning the idea of the artwork and the separation between the idea and object (subjects) must...

... readings of experiments in which artists surrender media such as video cameras and GPS devices within nonhuman milieus, inviting animals to repurpose them and redefine their meaning. elephant painting animal art Roger Caillois mimesis haptic ...