... equally important in defining the content of that object of research. knowledge communities civil ontology sticky floors glass ceiling ...

...The Slippery Object <italic>and the</italic> Sticky Libido ...

... biopolitics fluidity stickiness jianghu chundian ...

... plasticity tentacularity anamorphousness stickiness lines ...

... knowledge communities civil ontology sticky floors glass ceiling ...

... goods) and conceptual forms (the political), the chapter looks into the “stickiness” and the “intensity” of affective energy forms. Traced across cities and continents, and going from West to East, what emerges is a nonlogocentric and heterogeneous way of looking at political “worlding.” All the while...

... conveys the stickiness of her media and uses this to create material appendages that reach out like suckers, affixing themselves to us and transcending the imposed structures and strictures of genre. plasticity tentacularity anamorphousness stickiness lines ...

... objects (white goods) and conceptual forms (the political), the chapter looks into the “stickiness” and the “intensity” of affective energy forms. Traced across cities and continents, and going from West to East, what emerges is a nonlogocentric and heterogeneous way of looking at political “worlding...

.... The resulting object of study might well be described as embedding a “civil” or “community ontology,” for the intersections of facts and values in these different knowledge communities were equally important in defining the content of that object of research. knowledge communities civil ontology sticky...