... wars” and give voice to women in their own communities, they draw on theories of affect to understand and articulate mothers’ worlds. The authors elaborate their concept of the digital mundane, where media don’t necessarily stand out as particularly significant but are indistinguishable from the banal...

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... Thinking with and through the trans mundane means focusing on ordinary affects over and against an ongoing cultural emphasis on trans visibility and representation. Emphasizing affect over visuality opens the possibility of thinking through an ensemble of bad feelings that stubbornly attend...

... flows and ordinary affects engender the resilient happiness required to mother through precarity. Through providing a range of snapshots of women’s everyday lives with online platforms like Facebook and Pinterest, this chapter shows how the digital mundane figures as a potent contact zone quivering...

... of geographies dotted with the daily mundaneness of life exploring the ideas that the mind re-creates. It reveals perhaps the most realistic version of what ones displaced home looks like. displacement landscape collage memory ...

...The City at Night Part VI, “The City at Night,” looks at the dynamic spirit of Buenos Aires after hours. It explores the city’s effervescent nocturnal spirit and the entertainment industries, music, dancing, eroticism, and even the more mundane traditions that illuminate its nights. Documents...

... the conventional heterosexual motif, homoeroticism takes center stage, taking readers on a rollercoaster ride through the two young men’s adolescence. In Cui’s writing, queer sexuality is portrayed as part of the mundane way of life, of the everyday human experience. Chinese fiction queer erotica...

... that underlying the neighborhood watch is a particular mode of understanding, expressing, and institutionalizing urban security and order, namely, territoriality. Territoriality may be expressed in very mundane ways or in supernatural ways, but at base, it is a relationship established between an occupant...

... draw from earlier models to put affective experience at the forefront of discussions of anti-racism and racism as ordinary. racism queer experimental fiction indigeneity Thinking with and through the trans mundane means focusing on ordinary affects over and against an ongoing cultural...

... as the stuff of both mundane need and consumerist spectacle, and then between the ways in which this basic elemental substance marks a difference between leisure and employment, hotel casino and resident, and the stratification of work and bodies. water media privilege ...

... distribution, and of paradigmatic court cases that count perpetrators’ payback in coin and time, traces how “financializing” these relationalities becomes a mundane infrastructure while remaining fundamentally weird. reparations numbers and colonialism indigenous counting rectification insurance...

..., parasites, and ecology, the chapter argues that the porous becomings of interlocutors are best considered within the topological nexus of human–planetary concerns that Serres so skillfully navigates. Serres facilitates this scaling of individual and global, mundane and sublime, past and future through...

... A video production workshop run by Our Planet-TV teaches people the language of television production and invokes a period in Japanese media history when filming was interpreted by theorists as a means of preserving the truth and capturing reality in all its mundanity. Our Planet-TV’s founder...

... The conclusion revisits chapter 1 to map emotional, intimate, and aesthetic labor onto, what may appear to be mundane, women’s work after the death of a cherished church member. It then goes on to recap the chapters, showing that since the inception of the Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ in 1919...

... medium—and in particular its leader, the sociologist Shimizu Ikutarō, this chapter notes how claims about television’s unique relation to the everyday forgot similar claims about cinema’s relation to the mundane made decades before by Gonda Yasunosuke. It is argued that such assumptions functioned...

...? In the tradition of Islamic life writing, can the gap between the miraculous and the mundane be breached to understand the mystical experience charted here as a kind of autobiography? Even from the rationalist’s perspective, should not the life of the imagination still be considered part of the life? Bhakti...