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... of proximity as it sidles Black sociality and process philosophy. This approximation of proximity recognizes gaps and moves through them, interested in the differential that produces complexity. However, the overlap is hardly seamless. It is the seam, in fact, that textures the encounter. The claim here...

...—requires analytic attention, the entry summarizes the conceptual affordances of transduction. It also describes the parallel history of transduction as a term of art in process philosophy, particularly in the work of Gilbert Simondon. The entry concludes, however, that we must not take transduction...

... learning’s sensibility is proposed, instead, to enable different encounters with computational experience. Process philosophy, both historical and contemporary, is introduced as a means for conceptually probing an alternative sensibility for machine learning, redolent with strange indeterminacies...

... adopts a logic of approximation of proximity as it sidles Black sociality and process philosophy. This approximation of proximity recognizes gaps and moves through them, interested in the differential that produces complexity. However, the overlap is hardly seamless. It is the seam, in fact...

... thought and making compose is key. A proposition is made that creative work is a thinking in its own right, and philosophy also a form of making. The question remains: what are the operative differences between these forms of making-thinking. The chapter argues that this difference must be what orients...

... This chapter introduces affective analysis, an aesthetic method that is at the core of this book's practical philosophy. A triadic method, affective analysis postpones conceptual analysis in order to take time experiencing affects, understood as a multi-stage process, and perceptual analysis...

... tools in life sciences research with a discussion of Don Ihde's and Shaun Gallagher's influential studies of body-instrument relations and incorporation processes. Ihde's concepts of instrumental and experiential transparency and Gallagher's body schema and body precept are critically examined...

... This penultimate part includes seven essays on the creation of, and reflection on, materialist art. Beginning with “Techne,” the practice of wire bending (only tangentially related to the Mas tradition) becomes a trope for considering the process of “unbinding” that was introduced in an earlier...

...Militarism as a Civilization After independence, Nigeria and other African countries were left with a mixed bequest from Britain. Military officers wanted to keep some parts of it and discard others. The first task of independence was to sort through it and see what was what. That process...

... performed in the Tuesday and Friday classes, which are aligned with the Kailua Prison Writing Project's philosophy, are interrupted by repeated institutional intrusions. The classroom performs concurrently as a healing and disciplinary space in which the reinscription and rejection of programmatic...

... In many movements, this chapter argues, the ethos of possession continues to pervade strategies for resisting the Western nomos. The very notion of occupation overlooks the rights of indigenous peoples and the process of dispossession that subtends the movement to reclaim common spaces. Byrd...

... the globe. Goethe theories of world literature global market Erich Auerbach This chapter examines the spiritualist conception of world in Hegel’s philosophy of world history. It explores how Hegel foregrounds the reality of violence in his optic of world history, the important role of culture...

... and articulated in the social aesthetics of jazz in the 1950s and 1960s; gender, health, and economic aspirations provide the central points of social aesthetics in contemporary Mali. A comparative perspective on the aesthetics of improvisation provides insight into how processes of improvisation can carry a wide...

... on the Haitian Revolution and the clear-cut judgments of success and failure to which this historical process often seems to lend itself have not only eclipsed other instances of resistance but also encouraged the development of a one-dimensional focus on autonomy and rebellion that denies the complexity...

...</italic> Lecture 17, “Phenomenology and Husserl,” describes Edmund Husserl’s attempts to found a presuppositional philosophy that would guarantee the certainty of knowledge based on the phenomenon in consciousness, and the problems he repeatedly encountered. phenomenon intentionality noesis/noema...

... In many movements, this chapter argues, the ethos of possession continues to pervade strategies for resisting the Western nomos. The very notion of occupation overlooks the rights of indigenous peoples and the process of dispossession that subtends the movement to reclaim common spaces. Byrd writes...