... a viable remedy for what Stiegler has astutely diagnosed as the capture of available brain time? Or is it rather more of a throwback to a moment of cultural history (and of the theorization of culture) that has now been superseded, in large part, because of technical advance? © 2017 by Duke University...

... experiences of time, desire, and attention, by standing us in vary- ing affective relation to the possible futures onto which we are opened up through their adoption. The root of these differences, Stiegler suggests, is to be found in the effect of technics on the neurally plastic brain, whose cir...

...). Finding a voice was, for Lilly, worth a string of ruined animals. His blithe narration at the time was unaware of how despicable a later generation, and he himself, would find such experiments. Lilly s experiments with dolphins got off to an even rockier start in 1955. In trying to map the dolphin brain...

... Surowiecki, “The Decline of Brands,” Wired, November 2004, 205. See also Surowiecki, Wisdom of Crowds: Why the Many Are Smarter Than the Few and How Col- lective Wisdom Shapes Business, Economies, Societies, and Nations (New York: Double- day, 2004). . The December 5, 2004, issue of the New York Times...

..., ed. and intro. Curtis Faville and Robert B. Gre- nier (Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 2016). 140 boundary 2 / November 2020 Eigner poem is the opposite of learning to ride a bike. Just because you ve read it before doesn t mean you know how to read it this time. The poems are often short...

... but vibrating string in space-time, engaged in endless rhythm and action with a continual cosmic dance of energy. Bernstein says, I am more interested in sensation than in feeling, if feeling is understood in a narrow sense as the expression of a limited set of predefined emotions: happiness, sadness...

... as an exile, driven by the desire to transcend time and space by appealing to the metaphysical, to the exclusion of the cul- tural and material. As if no material or cultural location were sufficient for his poetics and identity, Lee formulates a transcendentalism—one that has a strong affinity...

... and Brain Sciences 8 , no. 4 : 529 – 66 . Libet Benjamin . 2004 . Mind Time: The Temporal Factor in Consciousness . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Libet B. Gleason C. A. Wright E. W. Pearl D. K. 1983 . “ Time of Conscious Intention to Act in Relation...

... 29, 2005). A recent edition of the New York Times Sunday business section ran an article declaring the existence of “Biotech Zombies,” corporations that should be financially extinct yet continue to survive (New York Times, February 11, 2007). A shoot- ing occurred at what was termed a “zombie...

... that diversity with its innate 69. Fanon, Black Skin, White Masks, 206. 70. Slavoj Žižek, Living in the End Times (London: Verso, 2010), xiii. 71. Ramachandran and Blakeslee, Phantoms in the Brain, 229. 214 boundary 2 / Fall 2011 deviance reinforces and advances higher cognitive capacities...

... States of America, based upon policies and practices of the Office of Naval Research (ONR). Two components are considered: “the bench” and “the brains.” From a project management perspective, “the bench” is organized by the agency’s strategic plans and goals, which establish scientific objectives...

... I tried to speak and a word or two got out of my mouth and wasn’t trapped in my brain, which at that time was com- mon enough. But how could we all manage a day when we all equally were world-­weary, including our dog? Because we had ten acres, we did the kinds of things my parents...

... one of them was at the time—I should like to hope that they learned we were there. A friend in London reports that British news sources carried very little, or nothing at all, on the counterinauguration activities, and I was actually surprised to find out that their American cousins did...

... by Mauser Wolfram Pfeiffer Joachim , 151 – 69 . Würzburg : Königshausen und Neumann . Young Allan . 2001 . “ Our Traumatic Neurosis and Its Brain .” Science in Context 14 , no. 4 : 661 – 83 . boundary 2 47:3 (2020) DOI 10.1215/01903659- 8524420 © 2020 by Duke University Press...

... that outlines the context in which Rakim's work was heard by the author; section 1, “Follow Him into a Flow,” which contrasts Rakim's work with that of other Rappers at the time the track was released; section 2, “Austinian Performativity,” which diagrams Rakim's lyrics in the context of Austin's constative...

..., father of the mother of the middle passage, who at the time lived in Salem, Oregon, to keep me from my blackness, and, incidentally, from him. 2 My grandparents understood that when a child seems curious, often the desire that must be satisfied is not the desire to know...

... to regenerate decaying brain tissue in the last stages of syphilis, stumbles upon a DNA conglomerate that she can- not name: the ‘‘calcutta chromosome A chromosome only by analogy, this genetic bundle, we are told with grave objectivity, would amount to a ‘‘biologi- cal correlate’’ to the ‘‘human soul...

...- leges must be judged failures if their goal is thought to be the education of the young. Writing of Harvard College, Adams insists that the university is always behind its own time, always a poor provider of what is most needed...

..., but at this time I was just getting to know him). I was just forty when I got the job—the first job I had with retirement benefits and healthcare and enough income to support a family. In August of 1990, Emma (four), Susan, and I moved to Buffalo, though we kept our rent-stabilized apartment on 82nd Street...

... become a gray mass (a brain) that approaches and warms in order to obscure any visibility through the anchored ship’s window of my room. I’ll have to move the pen’s fine point over his tongue again. I can’t understand how...