... Christian . The Imaginary Signifier: Psychoanalysis and the Cinema . Trans. Britton Celia , et al. Bloomington : Indiana UP , 1977 . Moi Toril . “ Patriarchal Thought and the Drive for Knowledge .” Between Feminism and Psychoanalysis . Ed. Brennan Teresa . New York...

...Lorraine Daston LORRAINE DASTON The Academies and the Unity of Knowledge: The Disciplining of the Disciplines Introduction: The Academy and the World Map ofKnowledge 1 the Discours preliminaire of the great eighteenth-century Encyclopedie, the French mathematician andphilosophe Jean d'Alembert...

...Nancy S. Love Politics and Voice(s): An Empowerment/Knowledge Regime NANCY S. LOVE The perfect disciplinary apparatus would make it possiblejor a single gaze to see everything constantly. (Foucault, Discipline 173) Knowing and seeing - this association begins with the word "theoria" which means...

... York : Vintage , 1980 . ———. Power/Knowledge: Selected Interviews and Other Writings, 1972–1977 . New York : Pantheon , 1977 . Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities of 1995 . Council of Europe. cets No. 157 . `` Güldünya Albümü Çıktı .'' Hürriyet Kelebek 27...

...Astrid Schrader Physics has a long history of employing demons as thought experiments in order to probe the limits of human knowledge. Maxwell’s demon is such a thought experiment: a molecule-sorting demon invented in 1878 by James Clerk Maxwell in order to con/test the universal validity...

... for the subject to be acted upon. Seeking to disrupt the presumptive equivalence between masculine subjectivity and knowledge/power, the author turns to Lycaeneion’s education of Daphnis as a case study in male subject formation. Here, knowledge functions as a force of immobilization rather than empowerment...

.... This essay contends that a tactical media-informed approach to the field would be open to a range of methods and research questions, that such an approach could insist upon collaborative experimentation and the sharing of knowledge; exploit the ephemerality of technology-based fields; inspire a more playful...

...Adeline Koh This essay explores the “social contract” of the digital humanities community. I argue that the social contract of the digital humanities is composed of two rules: 1) the notion of niceness or civility ; and 2) the possession of technical knowledge , defined as knowledge of coding...

...Lynne Huffer This essay reflects on the arguments developed in Lynne Huffer’s recent book Are the Lips a Grave? It focuses specifically on the politics of dissensus, nondialectical thinking, the disciplining of knowledge, and institutional gatekeeping that have come to define philosophy, women’s...

... contributions to the topic. Anna Freud was the official inheritor of the psychoanalytic movement, and it was her task to transform the movement into a stable (political) organization with rules of conduct and of the transmission of knowledge. The author traces this transformation through the debates...

... to an Academy'' (1919) addressed and fell victim to the aporias in our knowledge about what it means to be an animal and, consequently, a human. Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2010...

...Zak Sitter This article builds on postcolonial critiques of colonialism's reliance on the figure of the ``native informant.'' In early-nineteenth-century Britain, the emergent discipline of orientalism required the native informant to ratify its claims to knowledge; at the same time, orientalism...

... of social order and the limits of knowledge. Through analyses of eighteenth- and twenty-first-century cultural texts, she posits that this new cultural discourse, germane to free-market capitalism, is best understood as epistemically governed by the affective concept of a “headless” feeling soma self...

..., as yet unfulfilled, is to recast thought and knowledge’s relation to time and history. Thanks to Jennifer L. Fleissner, Sianne Ngai, and Mark McGurl for reading earlier drafts of this piece and for their helpful and generous comments. Thanks to the two anonymous readers for their fine suggestions...

... that we begin to consider academic institutions through lenses less focused on the production of measurable knowledge and more attentive to the practice of teaching as an end in itself. He invites readers to imagine alternatives to current academic institutions, challenging us to envision better...

...” (Foucault), the “society effect” (Althusser), the “knowledge effect” (Althusser), and the “state effect” (Mitchell). Through a reading of Georg Lukács's essay “The Moment and Form” and J. M. Coetzee's novel Diary of a Bad Year , the article introduces two further effects to be placed alongside...

... alterity of jellies serves as a reminder of the limits of anthrocentric, anthropomorphic, and scopophilic knowledge. I want to thank Donna Haraway, Stefan Helmreich, Vicki Pearse, and Jennifer González for reading and commenting on early drafts of this essay. I presented a version of this essay...

...Vicki Kirby Metaphysical terms like science, matter, nature , and reality have always been in limbo in critical theory; scholars have deconstructed and problematized and critiqued them, yet they still will not go away. Debates over science’s relationship to discourse and knowledge particularly...

... politics, that the production of knowledge required a certain responsibility on the part of the historian, and that theory provided the reflexivity necessary to fulfill this responsibility. Her critique· "from below" was a pointed reminder to historians that they must think of formerly or currently...

... Impression . Chicago : U of Chicago P , 1998 . Dong Song . Waste Not. Museum of Modern Art . Projects 90 . New York . 24 June – 7 Sept. 2009 . Foucault Michel . The Archaeology of Knowledge and the Discourse on Language . New York : Pantheon , 1982 . Gaonkar Dilip...