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... Only those books directly quoted from or referred to in the preceding pages are included in this bibliography. Journal titles and individual essays are not listed. ...

... The conclusion articulates the stakes of the appropriation of health by capital for both capital and for democracy, and thinks through the implications of the analysis of the preceding chapters for a politics that engages global biomedicine in democratically accountable ways. ...

... This chronology is not meant to be exhaustive or perfectly representative; it is, as our histories are, scattershot in nature. Not all people, events, or actions mentioned in the book are entered here, nor are all entries developed in the preceding pages. The aim of this record is to provide...

... When Palestinian filmmaker, Jumana Manna, wished to recuperate, as it were, a cultural moment preceding the Nakba, the Palestinian Catastrophe—preceding that is the displacement and forced exile of Palestinians and the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine in 1948—for perhaps something...

... This chapter summarizes the main themes of the book and proposes several emergent trends that may offer counternarratives to the kinds of metrics practices that have taken precedence in global health work today. Efforts to promote multimethods research, to challenge the use of evidence-based...

... biology: the ways in which digital technologies are fostering new forms of scientific labor and ideals of community and openness that differ considerably from the period which preceded the postgenomic era. data publication scientific authorship credit attribution databases ...

... “The Black Box” is Okwui Enwezor’s introductory essay to the catalog of the exhibition Documenta11, Platform 5, shown at Kassel in 2002. It was preceded by public symposia on key topics in Vienna, Berlin, New Delhi, St. Lucia, and Lagos. It argues that the presumptions of Westernist avant...

... “Music as a Vibrational Practice: Singing and Listening as Everything and Nothing” uses the case studies and multisensory perspectives offered in the preceding chapters to propose a model for thinking through selfhood and community. In this model, we are sound; we are the music. Like sound...

... The prologue offers a pre/Islamic creation story in order to provide alternative cosmological visions in the context of global environmental disasters. Creation stories precede scientific thought and appeal to poetic imagination for tackling pressing environmental problems that are currently...

..., and with an industrial history of synthetic substitutes. It also provides a lineage of ideas and instruments that preceded commercially available analog synthesizers, along with examples of the ways inventors, musicians, and listeners have negotiated cultural understandings of synthesis and synthetics in their designs...

... The chapter continues the empirical investigation of the precedents, focusing on translocal cultural and economic formations at the level of homelessness policy and interventions. It shows how the violence of home percolates through several discursive and power devices across geographies...

... portraits of 2003 to those of the then present. It relates the paintings to specific precedents in the history of art, including representations of Black subjects by white artists, but most strongly to the inheritance of black self-representation. portraiture meta-portraiture para-portraiture...

.... It is argued that it is important to avoid the mistake that the book is about “indigeneity” because it is interested in a politics of how rather than a politics of who. Finally, the structure of the book is presented as a theatrical rehearsal that includes two acts preceded and followed by three extended...

... Focusing on Schmitt’s claim that the fence precedes all social relations, this chapter contrasts this notion with the emergent politics of the commons. Not only does the fence divide, it brings order and establishes law, providing the basis for the conceptual maneuvers underlying expropriation...

... Jankélévitch presents Bergson’s idea that the plenitude of life contradicts the absurd idea that the Nothing is the smallest conceivable existence from which the real could be pieced together. Something always precedes nothing, in human thought and action as in the cosmos. Bergson’s creation...

... Chapter 7 engages evacuation’s entanglement with liberal humanitarianism and the logistics of evacuation in the viapolitical angle of two disasters: the 2010 Haiti earthquake and the Libyan civil war of 2011. Both events were preceded and followed by crisscrossing migration flows that paralleled...