... Press 2017 human-machine coupling desire libidinal economy brain time time consciousness References Hansen Mark B. N. 2012 . “Technics beyond the Temporal Object.” New Formations 77 : 44 – 62 . ———. 2015 . Feed-Forward: On the Future of Twenty-First-Century Media...

... but as the consciousness of the whole student body concretely instantiated in the life of each individual student. This dialectical idea of solitude in community entails “an inwardly grounded and, at the same time, highly social form of action among the students,” a life form that would maintain independence from all...

... project for Wallace. At the same time that he critiques the postmodern parochialism of the US culture industries, he uses his proleptic style to force his readers into experiencing dread when encountering American consumer culture. Ultimately, Wallace takes himself to be an example of the sort of limited...

... is nonreproducible, that the expanded reproduction of the phantasmatic and real privileges of whiteness has ground to a halt. It is a delusion, but one with a future. In The Nature of Fascism , Griffin makes a critical point about the time-consciousness of fascism. Fascism, he writes, “radically diverges from...

...- torical continuum created by ‘‘empathy’’ and the temporal continuum gen- erated in ‘‘inner-time consciousness Such an event may be what Joubert seeks to capture—and Benjamin wishes to rescue—when he announces...

...; rather, it simply means total awareness/alertness to knowledge, experience, and information at a single instant of time. Coming back to the silent state of mind where the active part of the consciousness starts its journey to an expanded field of consciousness, moving to a limitless, timeless...

... a change in consciousness and a change in material conditions. That, like all that is contained in and implied by the last eight chapters of Love's Body , should remind us that first of all, this cultural revolution's opponent here is the anxiety caused in each of us by the dissolution of all endurance...

.... In a 1979 article, the famous historian Li Shu presented a complete analysis of the reasons why feudal inheritance, which is incompatible with modern- ization, could persist in China for such a long time. He stated, “In China, it is extremely difficult to launch an ideological revolution to eliminate...

... that mark writing in the narrow sense (such as delay or deferral) already mark consciousness. For Stiegler, this impossibility of drawing a principled or essential distinction between the phenomenology of internal time con- sciousness and the actual dependence of consciousness on inscriptive...

...  /  Spring 2008 has become a scientific concept by which we define cognitive processes and states of being, subverted animation, and dormant consciousness. In neuroscience, there are “zombie agents in computer science there are “zombie functions We even find “zombie dogs,” “zombie corporations...

...”—but the affirmation of an “agonic” friendship characterized by “a-filiation.” The essay addresses the conditions or presuppositions—at once ontological, philosophical, and political—in which this affirmation of agonic friendships and a-filiative relationships begins to emerge. At the same time, it seeks to trace out...

... , translated by Gray Richard T. , 83 – 167 . Vol. 2 of The Complete Works of Friedrich Nietzsche . Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press . Osborne Peter . 2000 . “ Small- Scale Victories, Large- Scale Defeats: Walter Benjamin’s Politics of Time .” In Walter Benjamin’s Philosophy...

... century and the systematic study of what was then known as the Negro experience and condition, which over time became first 5983 b2 27:1 / sheet 128 of 237 Black studies, then Afro-American studies, and, recently, Africana studies...

..., at the same time, an intellectual resistance, conscious or otherwise, to Western critical theories. These calls, in order to be taken seriously, need to rise above the level of mere rhetoric of nostalgia and resistance. Critical inquiry into the question of whether it is possible to have a localized system...

... should generalize and therefore radicalize W. E. B. Du Bois’s formulation of the Afri- can American sense of identity as ‘‘a kind of double consciousness experi- enced under the palpable force of the practice of racial distinction, to Ameri- nia at Irvine, I thank Richard Perry and Bill Maurer...

... cross- hairs, to enlarge or arouse the very self-consciousness—even the ‘‘bad con- scienceof critique, and he means the consequences to bear not merely on the kinds of objects critique might target, or the kinds or method or scope of the arguments it might mount, but on the very writing practice...

... morality. In China, Mill’s ideas seemed to fall on deaf ears in the midst of a national crisis in Yan Fu’s time. In both countries, there was indeed a tendency to shift from individual liberty to the rights of the community and nation. Japanese leaders would privilege the German concept...

... resemblance to the structure of consciousness itself, and in terms of its location at the intersection of the technical and the oneiric. Jean-Luc Godard's Contempt is a film through which it is possible to understand not just that cinema functions as an element in an ideological and consumerist system...

... and intentions of the Book of Ours project as a recreation of “mythic consciousness by mythopoeic activity,” and in this way lays out a path to a more “poetical and sacred” style of academic engagement...

... and fluttery, though I’m not evergreen,” we hear, I propose, a chordlike echo from the past that must trump Gass’s surrogate’s present imaginative consciousness virtually to oblivion—­the most moving instance ever of this figure of the leaves: That time of year thou mayst in me behold...