... on Frazer's “Golden Bough.” Trans. Miles A. C. . Ed. Rhees Rush . Atlantic Highlands, NJ : Humanities , 1979 . Wittgenstein Ludwig . Tractatus Logico Philosophicus . New York : Routledge , 1981 . What Takes Place in the Dark D RUCILLA CORNELL Imagining difference (which...

... of the humanities—as a source of limitless grants and soft money, as a guarantee of employment, and as a site of uncomplicated acceptance of technological determinism. Revisiting the evolution of “bright” and “dark” imagery as it relates to digital humanities, Rhody revisits the terms’ uses just following the 2009...

... grusin The Dark Side of Digital Humanities: Dispatches from Two Recent mla Conventions disclaimer: I am not now, nor have I ever been, a digital humanist. Yes, it is true that I have friends who are digital humanists. And I have been known to travel...

... mobile phone video, Dark Glass (2006), the author asks if film, as a time-based art that makes every recorded “then” a “now” in the experience of viewing, can also engage us in the contingent as the traumatic real to be made knowable. Would such a documentary event be what Badiou calls a poeticization...

... the invisibility of thinking, the making of a film about her would have amounted to a dark screen most of the time. Cinematic portrayal enhances the intrusive quality inherent in human relationships: being with others is always also watching and observing them, as well as memorizing how they are revealed to us...

... established queer artists and described as a unique and radical queer archival activism that scorns the traditional archive for excluding (queer) feelings. Following Edelman, this article reaches a different conclusion, wherein the traditional archive may be seen in a new light—or rather, in a new darkness...

...Matthew Kirschenbaum Taking as self-evident that the “dark side” under discussion is a discursive construct of the digital humanities rather than “actually existing projects” (a clarifying phrase taken from Rita Raley’s post- mla comments), this essay suggests that the construct is too often...

..., but I also gaze at their invisibility: the sap which animates them and starting from which they can appear to me without any possible appropriation on my part, be it physical or mental” ( Irigaray and Marder 48 ). I consider this Irigaray’s “dark ecology,” which, to be sure, is distinct from Timothy...

... understanding of space-time is that it is a geometric entity, 2 its specific shape determined by what is inside of it. In some real sense, there is no gravity, only matter-energy content—stars, planets, dark matter particles—curving space-time around it. Gravity is an approximation that we use to describe...

... : 64 – 78 . Chun Wendy Hui Kyong . “ Working the Digital Humanities: Uncovering Shadows between the Dark and the Light .” 25.1 : 1 – 25 . Cohen Ed . “ Live Thinking, or the Psychagogy of Michel Foucault .” 25.2 : 1 – 32 . Dennis Marissa Kantor . “ With Expressions We...

... that, “just because they uncovered what was hidden and illuminated what was obscure , seemed dangerous and alarming” (Mann et al.; my emphasis). 14 The romantic imagery of the play of light and darkness as well as of illumination in the sense of bringing to light what had been obscure are clearly...

... one. The viewer’s eye travels between this red-rimmed gash with its dark interior, intensified by a gleam of white teeth, and the eyes that seem to be cast downward, perhaps at the flash of Perseus’s sword in the instant before it connects with her flesh. The eyes nonetheless appear to fix us...

... and Africans: The Genealogy of the Myth of the Dark Continent .” Critical Inquiry 12 ( 1985 ): 166 - 204 . Brown Andrew . “ Africans Attack ‘Sin of Homosexuality.’ ” Independent [London] 5 Aug. 1988 . Chirimuuta Richard C. , and Chirimuuta Rosalind J. AIDS, Africa...

... Sainte-Victoire for Cézanne, it is many lakes in one: “the old lake [. . .] smothered and nameless and altogether black” buried within the “lake of charts and photographs,” “the lake that rises in the spring and turns the grass dark...

... for the Kii Peninsula is sunk in a darkness utility, for mastery, the cash nexus, debt, so bright it gleams. This is a nation this assumption of availability—which of darkness. On the other side...

.... ———. “`Who the Cap Fit': Unconsciousness and Unconscionableness in the Criticism of Houston A. Baker, Jr. and Henry Louis Gates, Jr.” New Literary History: A Journal of Theory and Interpretation 18 ( 1987 ): 371 -84. Morrison, Toni. Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Literary Imagination...

... Technicity .” Culture Machine 12 ( 2011 ): 1 – 22 . http://www.culturemachine.net/index.php/cm/article/view/431/461 . Gold Matthew K. Debates in the Digital Humanities . Minneapolis : U of Minnesota P , 2012 . Grusin Richard . “ The Dark Side of Digital Humanities—Part 2...

... a panel called “The Dark Side of the Digital Humanities” that took place at the 2013 Modern Language Association annual conference. I am grateful for the discussions that took place there, especially with my copanelists Wendy Chun, Richard Grusin, and Rita Raley. patrick jagoda is Assistant...

.... Castelli, Elizabeth A. "Mortifying the Body, Curing the Soul: Beyond Ascetic Dualisms in The Life oj Saint Syncletica." 4.2: 134-53. Cornell, Drucilla. "What Takes Place in the Dark." 4.2: 45-71. Dawkins, Heather. "Grief and Fascination." 4.3: 66-90. Easton, Richard. "Canonical Criminalizations...

... cultural production, we train ourselves to detect the “dark, abiding, signing” presence of “unsettled and unsettling” histories and phenomena ( Morrison 5–6 ). A black hole is both a beginning and an ending: the collapse of a star catalyzes a force powerful enough to generate new worlds, draw us into new...