...Reconceptualizing Antiviolence Strategies ...

... Conceptual Art conceptualism historiography geopolitics reconceptualization ...

... by making Conceptual Art’s interest in concepts and reconceptualization into art-critical and art-historical concerns. The introduction shows that Smith’s changing approach to Conceptual Art and conceptualism resembles the art’s own effort to reconceive art and tracks how writing about Conceptual Art...

... for understanding how survival services, media advocacy, and law reform all might be reconceptualized as tactics within a theory of social change that centers mobilization and community organizing. It looks at how the professionalization and nonprofitization of social movements has altered the leadership...

... Chapter 4 examines the persistent and evolving economism of Asian racialization in the postexclusion era. Turning to Ken Lum’s multimedia works and Karen Tei Yamashita’s novel Tropic of Orange , this chapter tracks their works’ reconceptualizations of labor, migration, urbanism...

... the symbolism on coins, dangerous thought and political controversy gradually fade into habit. Daring, edgy, and dangerous forms and thoughts can gradually gain wider acceptance in our commodified society but only once they have been reconceptualized as phantasmagoric elements in the commodity form. civic...

... and poverty. Uneven development needs to be reconceptualized beyond territorial boundaries to include multiple poles and centers across social space. The intimacies and relationalities of BPO agents allow them to stay grounded despite the uncertainties in their lives. The Future of Futurity emphasizes...

... The coda discusses the changing scale and speed of warfare to reconceptualize spatial models beyond the limiting imaginaries that have so far prevailed in political geography. Ushering in a complete rupture in the body/state isomorphic relation, new organizational models based on other...

... Chapter 4 narrates the history of VR, explaining how it shifted from a technology that, in the 1980s and 1990s, promised freedom from one’s body to today’s fantasy of embodying another. Central to this reconceptualization of VR is the work of LA-based immersive journalist Nonny de la Peña, who...

... queer theoretical framework as a way to reconceptualize prevention methods and discourse in health care. Given the struggles within structures of systemic racism, classism, and homophobia, black queer men, are always already “at risk”; unprotected sex is a risky behavior that at least provides them...

... are generating a trans-American, counter-dictatorial imaginary that reconceptualizes dictatorial power by constructing intersectional analyses of authoritarianism, racial domination, heteropatriarchy, and imperialism in the hemisphere. The chapter contends that Oscar Wao performs and enacts its broader critique...

...Fantasy of Being Chapter 4 narrates the history of VR, explaining how it shifted from a technology that, in the 1980s and 1990s, promised freedom from one’s body to today’s fantasy of embodying another. Central to this reconceptualization of VR is the work of LA-based immersive journalist...

... everyday life concerns. Like the symbolism on coins, dangerous thought and political controversy gradually fade into habit. Daring, edgy, and dangerous forms and thoughts can gradually gain wider acceptance in our commodified society but only once they have been reconceptualized as phantasmagoric elements...

... framework reveals that Latino/a novelists are generating a trans-American, counter-dictatorial imaginary that reconceptualizes dictatorial power by constructing intersectional analyses of authoritarianism, racial domination, heteropatriarchy, and imperialism in the hemisphere. The chapter contends...