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... sea level rise ocean acidification marine heat waves tsunamis floods precipitation drought ...

... This chapter describes the cultural anxieties and rehabilitation of the crooner persona, then discusses the complex reasons for early crooners’ popularity and the ensuing backlash against them that precipitated the establishment of new middle-class vocal norms for white male popular (“pop...

... and bonds through which worlds cohere and dissolve, precipitating attention to diverse attachments and exposures that are variously toxic and nourishing. In drawing out these points, the chapter inhabits worldly encounters that draw out the elements of affect theories in ways that were only implicit...

... precipitated a blame game between Silicon Valley and Hollywood. Hollywood special effects Technicolor Silicon Valley ...

... ’n’ roll, swing, mambo, calypso, and cha-cha—to audiences. Moreover, Chang’s rise to stardom precipitated an important turn in the evolution of the songstress film. Until this moment, singing films far outnumbered song-and-dance films, and musical expression centered primarily upon vocal performance...

... of the chapter. Through close analysis of this work and related unpublished working documents, the chapter interprets Blurting in a&l as a key turning point for Art & Language’s New York section and concludes by showing how it precipitated the New York section’s decision to assert its operational...

... of precipitation, and significant tidal ranges. Prominent in this chapter are the perspectives of two collaborators from the town of Guapi, the local poet Don Agapito Montaño and the traditional healer and midwife Doña Celia Lucumí Caicedo, whose experiences and stories provide the individualized, personal keys...

... As petrocapitalism precipitates the sixth mass extinction, it is important to remember that this is not the first global ecocide. Under nuclear imperialism, the relationships between humans and archipelagic creatures were brutally shattered as fish and birds became irradiated. Close reading...

... This chapter investigates the successive and severe setbacks to black working people’s progress between the late 1840s and mid-1850s. The Sugar Duties Act of 1846 that gradually eliminated protection for British Caribbean sugar in the English market depressed sugar prices and precipitated...

... (e.g., Colorado River), requiring increasingly strict water use conservation measures. sea level rise ocean acidification marine heat waves tsunamis floods precipitation drought ...

... In 1955, Alberto Burri began using a new material: polyvinyl acetate, a type of plastic frequently used for binding purposes (in glues, for example, or for book binding). It did not become interchangeable among the other materials with which Burri experimented but precipitated a specific...

..., de Bloost asks whether the 1970s signaled the end of the modern emancipatory ideal and concurrent modes of struggle, precipitating the emergence of a new kind of political subject, one that demands the overcoming of the socio-political anthropology of the liberal democratic homo economicus...

... political anthropology that resists the dominant liberal democratic Western consensus. Following theorists of operaismo and autonomia such as Franco Berardi and Mario Tronti, de Bloost asks whether the 1970s signaled the end of the modern emancipatory ideal and concurrent modes of struggle, precipitating...

... are told. There are different expertise needed for success in these different domains, and because this distinction was not articulated, VR’s failure to launch precipitated a blame game between Silicon Valley and Hollywood. Hollywood special effects Technicolor Silicon Valley ...

... further the forces and bonds through which worlds cohere and dissolve, precipitating attention to diverse attachments and exposures that are variously toxic and nourishing. In drawing out these points, the chapter inhabits worldly encounters that draw out the elements of affect theories in ways that were...