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... race genomics health disparities biopolitics style of thought ...

... in which health disparities research and genomic and postgenomic sciences have dialectically entwined in recent decades to form a new “style of thought.” Under this framework, an array of biological and social sciences and public health agencies have redefined health disparities and race as genomic...

... This letter is concerned with style and the ethos of voice in Stuart Hall’s intellectual presence. With Hall, it urges, it made little sense to separate the content of his substantive thought from the style of his process of thinking. Style comprehended a central part of the very ethos...

... or qi , Chinese calligraphy (or shufa ) is very different to the Western form and this is clearly evident in the poetic, revolutionary strokes of Mao Zedong. This chapter follows the flow of vital energy and the brushstrokes of Mao Zedong. Mao’s wild, grass-style calligraphy leaves lines, dots, streaks...

... letters that compose the organizational structure of the book; and situates the book’s style of apophatic thought within the tradition of free-verse poetics and criticism, in particular, as practiced by Nathaniel Mackey and Fred Moten, and the tradition of Korean/American women’s poetry and art, including...

... and exceeds each one of our bodies, since our expressions emerge from it, writing flesh should be a poetics. This call for writing flesh as a poetics implies not only a style of writing but also recognition of the limits of our knowledge and appreciation for the imaginative dimensions of thought...

... mathematical-naturalist style is nowhere near how progenitors of neoliberal thought, most notably Friedrich Hayek, perceived the market’s modus operandi to be. For Hayek, no single mind can have access to the sum of economic data in advance. It is through the very machinery of the market, with its ethos...

... imagined as the ultimate object of dissimulation. Moving between Richard Hofstadter’s account of paranoid style and the theatrical efforts made by precarious scavengers of precious metals to access both value and the power of the state, the chapter reflects on the analytical operations by which resemblance...

... photographic search for his mother in Camera Lucida , with Akerman redefining Barthes’s punctum and studium . Finally, Alice Diop’s camerawork in Saint Omer (2022) is read as an iteration of Akerman’s distinct themes and style in its attention to an inscrutable Black mother on trial for leaving her young...

...Organizing Fictions This chapter analyzes Richard Hofstadter’s critique of “the paranoid style” and its influential impact on the terms and tone of liberal and left engagement with the event of Donald Trump. The chapter’s claim is that Hofstadter’s argument engages a genre of criticism...

... conceptions of hope and futurity, tethered to melancholy, vulnerability, and tension-filled memories. This introduction also puts forward the strange-bedfellow approach, specifically the book’s endeavor to juxtapose black intellectual thought (Du Bois, Ellison, Morrison) and Frankfurt-school-style critical...

... mistakes—instances where the model confidently predicts erroneous outputs. Category mistakes become a lens for investigating the odd sensibility of machines learning . AI claims to become an engine of cultural production using style transfer, for example, to automate the capture of aesthetic genres...

... computer vision category mistakes style transfer AI images ...

... of indirect victims whose relatives had been killed at S-21, the civil party lawyers made it clear that they thought that Duch, even though he had spoken quite frequently, was not telling the full truth, only what there was already documentary evidence proving. civil party participation victim...

... time as it has been imagined as the ultimate object of dissimulation. Moving between Richard Hofstadter’s account of paranoid style and the theatrical efforts made by precarious scavengers of precious metals to access both value and the power of the state, the chapter reflects on the analytical...

..., and an exercise in form and method through which queer desires in Pakistan can be (re-)thought. This chapter engages the form and method of the biographical dictionary or tazkira . While historians have used biographical dictionaries to periodize the past, these texts themselves employ the affective power...