...Thomas Sutherland Haunted Data: Affect, Transmedia, Weird Science , by Blackman Lisa , London : Bloomsbury , 2019 , 256 pages, £21.99 (paperback), ISBN 9781350047051 © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 Numerous communication technologies, such as the telegraph, telephone...

...” body and the abstract regulative body of the law, it is the “liveliness” of the haunted nomos that kindles hope that in conjuring with ghosts, people will continue to contest, to propose, and to reconsider their commitments in the pursuit of Justice. 33. Mirrors were also used very effectively...

... such landscapes. The image of children playing among ruins joined these two meanings together, making the bombsite into a habitat for “feral” youth—the imagined threat that haunts the welfare state. By attending to the material and symbolic landscapes of postwar ruins, we can see a cultural politics struggling...

... of the bunker/data center informed a certain methodology to render its dystopian and haunted structure. Within the confined network of internal tunnels and rooms, the senses are eroded. Our fundamental ideas of time and space are affected in an uncanny way. The depletion of natural light unsettles the notion...

... in Britain, 1945–2009” ( 2009 ), and Tim Edensor's “Mundane Hauntings: Commuting through the Phantasmagoric Working-Class Spaces of Manchester, England” (2008), imply that these places are indeed in a state of entropy and that they exist almost in some supernatural, parallel dimension to our society today...

.... The instrument has two remaining holes and the traces of three more in addition to its open ends, tuned to a recognizable diatonic scale (Fink 1997 ). A recording of Slovenian musician Ljuben Dimkaroski playing a reconstruction is haunting and convincing: this was a musical instrument. Classic FM reports...

... definition of it as “the aleatory dynamics of experience, the ‘push’ of life which interrupts, unsettles and haunts persons, places or things” ( Anderson and Harrison 2010 : 16). Significantly, however, as Judith Butler reminds us—echoing the forefather of affect theory, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, whose notion...

... of multitudes and multiplicities strange phrases appear—“fidelity to the Event,” “kernel of truth,” “commitment”—a language at once new and yet archaic. The radical dogmas that all organizations must be horizontal and all revolutions organic are no longer repeated with enthusiasm. There is a specter haunting...

... but as ghosts of each other, each representing a possible past or future haunting the present of the other building. DF: How do your aesthetic decisions and your approach to revealing themes dovetail with ethics? Where did aesthetics and ethics meet in the making of this video? MG: Let me refer...

... themselves, his ghostly presence suggests the violence that haunts the border, routinely ignored but never far away. In Kinmen, a still from the famous 1950s healthy realist film Beautiful Duckling is superimposed on the stage at the back of an abandoned theater. The image perfectly captures the centrality...

... the haunting logics of the spectral “State” that so often emerges as the antagonist of the narratives of cultural theory. Regardless, Animate Literacies collates a valiant sixteen interventions into what will hopefully be a sustained conversation about how we might think the entanglement of body, narrative...

... be living as potentiality, being- poiesis / poiesis -being. It will be our line of resistance. In fact, this potentiality within beings is an age-old weapon against the enclosures of the city. As Agamben in The Man Without Content recalls, that potentiality is the classical terror that haunts Plato...

...) political exclusion and violence. Instead of emerging as a tolerant, diverse, and postnational community, Europe is immersed in a process of (re) walling that haunts the promise of a unified, peaceful, and open Europe post-1989. Hence the EU may present itself as a peaceful, borderless entity; however...

... at, much to think]) ( Lyotard 2011b : 220), then the initial emphasis on the dimension of the visual contains in turn the seed of its own deconstruction, and other possibilities begin to emerge. If the aisthesis that Lyotard affirms must precede and continue to inhabit or haunt the field of reasons...

... Commune and May ’68 and Its Afterlives , through an exploration of “communal luxury” in the city of light. The history of the Commune is well known. This popular revolutionary moment, which continues to haunt the leftist imagination in the twenty-first century, lasted from March 18 to May 28, 1871...

... citizens who supported the Spanish Crown or US annexation. He dismissed them as damned “insectos,” worthy only of being loaded into a boat and sent to sea ( Martí (1891) 1995 : 32; Morán 2014 : 123–26, 583–95). 13 Martí’s entomological discourse presaged the image of “cockroaches” that haunted...

... up this argument noting that Europe is currently haunted by two specters—a specter of bankruptcy and a specter of resistance. In the world defined by the specter of bankruptcy, neoliberal Europe has responded with a schizophrenic model of politics, where socialism is for the rich and capitalism...

... to and a resistance against the mechanisms and control of the planned city. They haunt us with their singular existence. The idea of rethinking the city as an object of desire, of collectively dreaming or to pondering the nightmare of new topographical and open, speculative urban spaces, is where the imaginary starts...

... is landscape . . . or possibly space.” This reading therefore focuses on the role that space (and the built environment, in particular) plays in the films and on the ways in which these spatial fictions are haunted in various ways by absence. It is from the connection between these two terms, absence and space...

... appeal. But the complex is haunted by new realities: the “neoliberal era” has seen a shift toward a family friendly Vegas, since children were and are not permitted in casinos; it has moved toward a shopping experience, framed in a new way through its physical environment, and as Ventura suggests...