... logic across ludic and sociohistorical contexts. The case of Chinese cheaters illustrates what the author terms “procedural racism,” racial meaning that forms when technical operations of software misuse and malfunction converge with cultural signifiers of invasion. Mobilizing cheating as an analytic...

... This short section outlines the bone and soft tissue procedures frequently used in facial feminization surgery. facial feminization surgical procedures facelift ...

... facial feminization surgical procedures facelift ...

... genre comedy procedural multiverse Uvalde Rick and Morty ...

... International coverage of the anticorruption task forces launched in Brazil in 2005 and 2014 exposed the world to some of the Brazil’s ordinary and unique procedures for crime prosecution and the peculiar forms of collaboration between judges, public prosecutors, and civil/judicial police...

... Rei Kawakubo Comme des Garçons Arakawa Madeline Gins procedural architecture ...

... Korean comfort women U.S. imperialism liberal multiculturalism House Resolution 121 California Code of Civil Procedure (§354.6) ...

... The epilogue goes beyond arguing that comedy is political to consider the function of genre: comedy has become the genre by which horror makes itself known to the world and world historical events have shifted from the tragic to the comic. This may account for the ascendance of the procedural...

... Chapter 4 explores at once the fashion design practice of Rei Kawakubo (Comme des Garçons) and the procedural architecture of Arakawa and Gins. “Break the idea of clothes,” has been Rei Kawakubo’s call for over forty years, a call that has motivated the creation of some of the most intriguing...

... can in practice be assisted under the UN Trafficking Protocol and turn procedural conformity into cover for recognized procedural inadequacies. Japan Trafficking in Persons Report compliance guidance culture ...

... Chapter 2 describes the new ghostly world of modern Bhadralok society and roots its belief and practices in exclusionary social procedures. It studies popular and scholarly literature of the period to show that the new “sprits” were not only a world apart from the old precolonial ghosts...

... procedural economy: irrevocable violence. In 1944, while interred in Texas a prisoner of war, after his capture during service in the Italian army in North Africa, Burri had started to make art works by painting on and stitching together burlap sacks. This aesthetic decision was motivated by the situation...