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... . DANIEL COTTOM Orifices Extended in Space At the center of the painting, or at once everywhere and nowhere, geometry is mortified. Hung ever so slightly off kilter, its right wing curling toward...

... and Shorter Kingsley . London : Verso , 1979 . Burgin Victor . “ Geometry and Abjection .” Psychoanalysis and Cultural Theory: Thresholds. Ed. Donald James . London : Macmillan , 1991 . Deutsche Rosalyn . “ On Men in Space .” Artforum ( Feb . 1990 ): 21 - 23...

...Kimberly Bain This article takes up the sonic slippages between black hole , black hold , and Black hold as a threshold for thought. Taking Evelynn Hammonds’s query “what is it like inside a black hole?” as an opening, the author explores the way geometric properties of space shaped not only...

.... Ditchev, Ivaylo. “Erotika na komunizma” [The Erotic of Communism] . Spasov 153 –60. ———. “Literalisms.” Kiossev 3 –9. Foucault, Michel. “Of Other Spaces.” diacritics 16.1 ( 1986 ): 22 –27. Fraser, Nancy. Justice Interruptus. Critical Reflections on the “Postsocialist” Condition . New...

... and classifications require and enroll sonic technology of various kinds. Modes of hearing are thus embodied and exteriorized in new ways, and the automated ear and the supplemented machine may figure, not necessarily on opposite sides, in sonically articulated struggles for space. This article explores a series...

... conceptions of black erotic freedom. Given that both silence and publicity are fraught spaces for black sexual injury and its redress, this essay posits that a discursive and material space like what Kevin Quashie has theorized as “the quiet” offers black women and the black feminist imagination alternative...

...Xiao Liu This essay focuses on the cinematic form of revolutionary melodrama, or, more specifically, on alterations made to family melodrama in the construction of the big socialist family as an imagined social space. Reading Red Detachment of Women (1961) in the tradition of family melodrama...

... foreclosure (or forgetting) of the negative ground. Housekeeping is only incidentally about outsiders who escape the conventional world and insiders who do not. In the first instance it concerns the space of un knowing, where we always are, or live, however normative our actions or emphatic our positions...

...Jennifer C. Nash “Pedagogies of Desire” explores how women’s studies—a field that has long engaged sex as a space steeped in power, hierarchy, and inequality—has come to invest in affirmative consent as the sexual ethic that can produce sex as a territory free of violence. This essay explores...

... literature, we have thus also seen the contours of a new debt chronotope : a particular organization of narrative time and space that can gauge and expound on the working of debt-driven financial capitalism. This essay’s argument hinges partly on an analysis of the spatiotemporal logic of contemporary...

... structurally committed to mother-hating and mother-blaming, the article explores psychoanalytical foundations for the ethical questions of responsibility in the common but always historically differentiated struggle to incite and sustain the spaces of democratic subjectivities imagined beyond the paradigms...

... in them. In the light of a staged encounter between Butler and Irigaray, Stone widens the conceptual space within Butler's project, into which she drops an alternative, reconfiguring understanding of Butler's work as requiring an absent concept: original, multiple, self-differentiating nature. She argues...

... oppositions: wakefulness/sleep; inside/outside; cause/disruption of causality; floating/fixation, location/dislocation; time/space; one/multiple; duration/intermittency, sound/silence; subject/Other; reality/fantasy, meaningless/meaning; sound/voice; “being and time,” “being and nothingness,” “being and event...

...Christopher Lee Foregrounding the link between the postmodern spatial turn and the geopolitics of the Cold War, this essay reconsiders the primacy of space and visuality in the postwar global imaginary through an examination of sound and rhythm. Henri Lefebvre’s writings on the everyday mobilize...

...Warren Montag In his commentary on what he calls Althusser’s dramaturgy, Étienne Balibar notes the importance of theater as a metaphor and in its literal, material existence as an organized space in which both visibility and invisibility are staged. This essay attempts to explore the importance...

... women a space to laugh safely but also represented a potential visual cure to nervous hysteria. For example, one columnist asked: “What is the sound [of laughter]? Can you put it down on paper, in written syllables?” The author concludes that “we all laugh differently. It is hardly possible to find...

... to examine the boundary between clinical space and the “context of the world” in which it is situated. [email protected] © 2022 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2022 deconstruction Frantz Fanon global modernisms Marie Langer postcolonial...

..., Bersani embraces this instability of identification that may ultimately cause the subject to collapse. Gay sex practices provide the occasion for this scene of vertigo, which, in Bersani’s work, opens a space that exists after the fall of the ego and that is often further explored through a turn to art...

... for their reception, Bersani brackets the literature on sociality and sexuality that has come before, including his own, which variously posits the homosexual and the queer as figures of radical negation. Averse to such recuperations of the sovereign self, Bersani’s bracketing instead makes space for the homoerotic...

...Karen Redrobe This essay explores Leo Bersani’s use of intellectual uncertainty, openness, and tautness in his writing to create a space for thinking about “what is politically unfixable in the human” ( Homos 71). In particular, this essay, which travels under the banner of the word perhaps , pays...