... by their own initial unfamiliarity with the norms and protocols of archival research. To conceptualize these experiences, the participants orient their discussion around three terms that, they suggest, are generative for evoking the cultural politics of contemporary archives: estrangement , secrets , and loss...

... that to know stygofauna otherwise , one cannot eschew science or knowledge altogether. Instead, it proposes that multispecies justice depends on two moves: first, on safeguarding a mode of unknowability that the article refers to as estrangement, and second, on recognizing and cultivating knowledge practices...

... work. To this end, the article deploys a number of keywords— estrangement, loss, silence, secrets —that have framed the author's encounter with the Bauman archive. 7. Papers of Janina and Zygmunt Bauman, MS 2067/B/2/7/4. 8. “INTERVIEW—Patrick,” Papers of Janina and Zygmunt Bauman, digital...

...). In these conditions, art’s estrangement becomes strangely liberating. I suggest three reasons, then, for reconsidering Marcuse’s aesthetics: first, the political reality today is at least as dire as it was after the failure of revolt in 1968. Alternative politics, in single-issue campaigns and Occupy, are new...

... and connection and disconnection in order to establish durable social relations, we know that Jean-Paul Sartre's ( 2018 ) later reading of the gaze focused on estrangement, objectification, and shame. The same is true of Jacques Lacan's work ( 2004 ), in which the object of attention stares back, transforming...

..., and chickens have been valued companions, as well as a source of food (see Smith and Daniel 1975). Only in the last century has the intensification of chicken production seen them cast out of small-scale farming and into vast industrial settings, estranged not only from humans but from ecologies, one another...

... transition to post-Fordism above). For Bifo, the concept of “estrangement” is to be preferred to that of “alienation.” Although this might seem an overly nuanced distinction, since they are often used interchangeably, estrangement for Bifo implies an active confrontation of the object of domination...

... on. These transformations have left us with a disturbing mishmash of fragmented individuality, fractured time, fragile work bonds, estranged space, artificial community, pervasive loneliness, deregulation, and uncertainty. However, there is a problem with this formulation. Where does solid modernity fit in, if at all...

.... But consider the following, not an untypical example of the sort of language we can find at the beginning and end of chapters. The purpose of the theory of real socialism is to show how men might escape their schizo estrangement, reconnect to their own selves, and enter into social relations founded...

... then points out that Marxist writers like Terry Eagleton flirt with this anti-Semitic anticapitalism: “Eagleton . . . emphasize[es] the interdependence of modernism’s exilic ‘estrangement . . . [from] clapped-out national lineages’ with ‘an expression of the rootless conditions of an international monopoly...

... transformational in the twenty-first century with their use for targeted killing in the “global war on terror.” Numerous scholars have discussed “drone vision” as an estranging, unnatural, “soda-straw” (Queisner 2017 ) angle that balances the physical distance of the drone with the sensation of ocular proximity...

... individual existence as “being thrown” ( geworfen ) into the world can be felt with every sense and becomes a major issue beyond his or her habits and hallucination of being in the known world. Albert Camus ([1942] 1993) discussed this situation through the idea of alienation or estrangement. In exile you...

... of this special section as a whole, another term to add to estrangement, loss, and secrets in our reflections on unfamiliar archives (see Drummond, Oliver, and Palmer 2024 , in this issue). Our focus here, however, has been less on applying frameworks from archival studies to digital media and more...

... Western-oriented, urban, well-educated Russians and the masses; or historically between Slavophiles and Westernizers is well covered in a rich academic literature ( Mazour 1964 ; Billington 1958 ; Neumann 2013 ; Walicki 1975 , 1979 ). So is the historical Russian intelligentsia and its estranged...

... Republic of Germany chose to bid farewell to its postwar idyll, it embarked on the modernization or—as others call it—colonization of its lifeworld. Almost overnight the many cozy single-family homes provided by the Adenauer government for returning POWs and their estranged wives gave way to endless high...

..., and codes can be seen to interrupt, or estrange, more dominant modes of orientalism and challenge Western foreign policy interests in North African spaces and sites, as Brian T. Edwards (2005) and Stephen M. Levin (2008) have carefully elaborated of this expatriated author in his “American Maghreb...

... it phenomenally. Anxiety is linked to the fact of feeling estranged or uncanny ( unheimlich ), of “not-being-at-home” ( Nicht-zuhause-sein ). This Unheimlichkeit or uncanniness harasses Dasein and threatens it, if only implicitly: everydayness is constantly engaged in acts of diversion in the attempt...

... . Black Athena: The Afroasiatic Roots of Classical Civilisation . London : Vintage . Bloch Ernst . (1962) 1970 . “ Enfremdung, Verfremdung: Alienation, Estrangement .” Translated by Halley Anne Suvin Darko . Drama Review 15 ( 1 ): 120 – 25 . Burgin Victor . 1986...

..., and expenditure. With no brake, political paranoia develops its own momentum. The unsuccessful paranoid ruler, however, will suffocate under mounting layers of protection, aloof, alienated, estranged. Unable to convince others of their paranoia, they become ripe for being unelected, overthrown, or sacrificed...

..., and panic force-multiply the effective impact of both, not only to sicken and kill but to crash economies, threaten civil liberties, and estrange whole populations. The United States leads the way in this abject lesson. When the war of spectacle morphs into the spectacle of war, new specters emerge...