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... More frequent intense wildfires around the world are the dark side of fire control measures. This chapter reviews Aboriginal fire techniques in Australia as a successful poetic and productive alternative that again choreographs human and nonhuman agency. The chapter compares Aboriginal...

... to mimic that movement. It has to assume a tangential relation to mainstream inclusive policy work, but also to all kinds of organized knowledge and thought-out projects that have become institutionalized, over the years, because of and on the back of poetics. It has to privilege transversality...

... and exceeds each one of our bodies, since our expressions emerge from it, writing flesh should be a poetics. This call for writing flesh as a poetics implies not only a style of writing but also recognition of the limits of our knowledge and appreciation for the imaginative dimensions of thought...

... as a site of knowledge and recognition. Inspired by Edouard Glissant, the author reads relational poetics in four artworks—Marie Richeux’s novel Climats de France, Amina Menia’s video art piece A Peculiar Family Album, Stéphane Couturier’s photographic and video work, and Hamid Rahiche’s performance...

... posthumanist or dualist ontologies and explains the relation between poiesis as a stance in the world and poetic technologies. It reviews reasons to be interested in poiesis; the role of science, especially in enframing, and of cybernetics and Indigenous knowledges in poiesis; poiesis as picking up threads...

...Poem and Poetry This chapter provides a transcultural story of a poem: what a poem can do and how we can make sense of poetic experience, poetic embellishments, poetic growth, intensity, and revelation. However, this chapter works itself out on what Ghosh theorizes as infusion-trans-now...

... “Dungeon Intimacies: The Poetics of Transsexual Sadomasochism” stresses the agency of the local as something more than merely reactive to globalization. It documents the S/M scene of the time (2008) and its innovations in forms of corporeal becoming-together. The author draws a phenomenology...

..." to President Chávez, shaping the team's epidemiological work through the poetics and acoustics of lament. They demanded that news of the epidemic remain connected to their children's deaths and how delta residents produced knowledge about it, even as it became mobile. Building on Judith Butler's argument...

... The introduction presents the key components of the book as a project that constructs a genealogy of the romance and repertoire of Discovery, its politics and poetics, to understand contemporary conditions of violence in Colombia’s political landscape—especially those faced by black...

... essay (“Conscientia”). This is followed by “Umbilici,” a series of art pieces with three corresponding poems and a reflection on the affective reach of witness. This is complicated by essays that emphasize transmediality as a rhetorical method for withholding and keeping secrets—of vernacular knowledge...

...Trans Sanfrisco “Trick Dive” is a sexually explicit short story drawing on the author's experiences as a trans-rage-fueled leather domme, set in an archetypal waterfront dive bar. It is told from the point of view of a trans sex worker confronting a man who wants something from her—knowledge...

... the team to "take our words" to President Chávez, shaping the team's epidemiological work through the poetics and acoustics of lament. They demanded that news of the epidemic remain connected to their children's deaths and how delta residents produced knowledge about it, even as it became mobile. Building...

...New Technologies, Timeless Knowledges<subtitle>Digital and Interactive Media</subtitle> ...

... The introduction explains the historical moment in which Toni Cade Bambara, June Jordan, Audre Lorde, and Adrienne Rich were teaching. It provides background information on the Search for Education, Elevation, and Knowledge (SEEK) educational opportunity program and CUNY’s open admissions policy...

... of Sentient Flesh . Its focus is on the relationship between poiēsis and humanism; or rather, it is on a certain history of knowledge that presumptively identifies itself with humanism, with the humanism, as if there were such a thing, and claims poiēsis as its unique definitive property. body...