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... thinking it superior to criticism. Big mistake. Theory proper begins its life as criticism, criticism that has staying power. Central to criticism as Kant argued is judgment. Judgment is based on feeling provoked by the artwork in our encounters with artworks. This essay talks about the author’s encounter...

.... Streets tended to be vacant and offices unused. The tallest tower in Korea, the North East Asia Trade Tower, mostly remained empty other than a guard on the first floor. Their ubiquitous computing nerve center building, which would headquarter big data gathering from life throughout the city...

... release of an elegant hand lifts its victims onto the protocols of a secluded estate. On the real ground the dogs change in time and regardless of the land’s shapes it is fairly difficult as in effortful to die of natural causes or a lack of a means for compress- ing data in the ether. Statements...

... new arts, learn new ways of talking about them, and hear new voices. As our interests became more refined and tech- nical, new quarterlies responded to our fascination with Heidegger and Said as the old ones had fed our elders’ hunger for Kafka and Sartre, for Modern- ism with a big M and politics...

... / Summer 2010 world” Elect (land developers, bankers, taxdodging dentists, big shots, police within police, loan sharks, or worse).1 But the Roads of Excess may simply lead back to the Machinations of Empire and dissolve this post Hiroshima U.S. binary into a community of lost...

... interruptus to match the dis- ruptive exception embodied by the figure of the terrorist. On the one hand, anti-­knowledge has accompanied a fear-based­ affective economy; on the other hand, “knowledges” such as big data informatics, biometrics, and cultural geography are mobilized in the eradicative...

... are of reference or informational value. The top ten best-selling books in 1997 were (in order of popularity): Reference Data for Monetary Operations (Central Bank), Handbook of Administrative Procedures (Executive Yuan...

... sitting down one afternoon to replace a broken arrow point. The primary American anthropological tradition is not deconstructive but reconstructive—rooted in a compiling and organizing of what is in one sense trivial empirical data...

... Processes in Digital Media the theory of digital technology (part 2, The Complexities of Contemporary Technogenesis and literary representation (part 3, Narrative and Data- base: Digital Media as Forms Corresponding to the three- part structure, the book s aims are to relate the significance of digital...

...- lar point applies to the application of this idea to factory workers, before and after Taylorism. Collectively they became more productive, generating the economies of scale so characteristic of twentieth-century big business, while simultaneously completely losing control of their individual...

.... Gould struggled mightily to resolve t]his peculiar situation of dis- cordance between the knowledge of practical experts [namely paleontolo- gists (752) and evolutionary scientists, who ‘‘defined contrary data either as...

... most classic, conservative, and established institutions of poetry. Pro- moting such writing as the next big thing from “the most exciting younger poets,” Stephen Burt christened it “elliptical poetry As Burt character- ized them: “Elliptical Poets are always hinting, punning or swerving...

... himself, and then we decided to try enlarging her eyes a few clicks. That made all the difference. Judy’s epicanthic folds are long gone, the way of the modest bust nature intended for her . . . and the resulting big round eyes are pure Anime Magic. This is the girl Taki’s...

... her work began to appear in the 1890s, its reception was mixed, in large part because the absence of biographical and editorial data left the poems without context and promoted speculative fabulation. By the 1950s, her work had gained major scholarly support through Thomas John- son’s editions...

...- spective requires a scholar to engage in second-order­ argumentation, that is, to draw on and make deductions based on the work of others who spe- cialize in national literatures and have the expertise to speak knowledge- 2. Over the last decade, Moretti’s provocations concerning data visualization...

... money, then, and restricted to the uninsured, the public option would become virtually a private option, one that in terms of economies of scale could not compete with big insurance. In point of fact, almost invisible in Obama’s health care speech to Congress, the public option was ultimately...

... contemporary litera- tures. To the contrary, Sebald was an unrepentant believer in close read- ing, although not in the traditional sense of the term. [T]raveling by foot, according to him, is certainly the best way to get around, particularly in cities. In big cities you can travel very easily between A and...

....12 Originally designed to maintain the central government’s absolute surveillance, this triangular and hierarchical network gradually evolved into a huge, inefficient, and bureau- cratic system detached from the real audience. While China Film Corpora- tion had little data on where its films ended...

... rule is giving way to majority rule. • • • • This excursion into the history of the Turkish Republic gives us richer information and data about what is really happening and what is at stake in the country, but we still need to elaborate on certain themes to get a fuller picture...