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... Neighborhoods of the Real Philosophy - Telephone - Contamination It Note from the stenopad: Precisely at the middle of his important book, A Strange Virus of Unknown Origin (originally, Un Virus Etrange Venu D'Ailleurs), Dr. Jacques Leibowitch trades in his medical technology for what appears to be its double...

... The Industrial Conception of Language In the acoustic “dead room” at Bell Telephone Laboratories during the summer of 1949, Helen Keller experienced a new kind of silence: “Language has no equivalent for the absolute physical silence that burst upon me...

... : 105 - 23 . Ronell Avital . “ The Worst Neighborhoods of the Real: Philosophy - Telephone - Contamination .” Winter , 1989 : 125 - 46 . Rooney Ellen . “ In a Word.” Interview: Gayatri Spivak . Summer , 1989 : 124 - 56 . Scholes Robert . “ Eperon Strings .” Summer...

... strapped with charges of violent inducement? CHANNEL ONE I have to admit that initially, when adjusting myself to technology, I was more seriously drawn in by the umbilicus of the telephone, whose speculative logic kept me on a rather short leash. On first sight, television seemed like a corruption...

..., Addiction,Mania . Lincoln: U of Nebraska P, 1992 . ———. Dictations: On Haunted Writing . Bloomington: Indiana UP, 1986 . ———. Finitude's Score: Essays for the End of the Millennium . Lincoln: U of Nebraska P, 1994 . ———. Stupidity . Urbana: U of Illinois P, 2002 . ———. The Telephone Book...

..., such as when she asks the reader to “[c]onsider the rather banal, everyday occur- rence of the telephone or intercom, where one asks me ‘who is itand I respond without hesitation ‘it’s me,’ or ‘it is “I.” ’ The depersonalized function...

...Mary Ann Doane Copyright © 1993 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 1993 Works Cited Appointment by Telephone . Dir. Porter Edwin S. . Edison , 1902 . Arntz Gerd . Things American . 1924 . Collection Kees Broos , Arnhem...

... Europe . Trans. Pascale-Anne Brault and Michael B. Naas. Bloomington: Indiana up, 1992 . 84 -109. ____. “ Le Monde—On the Telephone .” Trans. Peggy Kamuf. Derrida, Points 171 -80. ____. Papier machine . Paris:Galilée, 2001 . ____. Points... Interviews, 1974-1994 . Ed. Elisabeth Weber. Trans...

... of Brilliance .” Commentary 1 Sept. 1963 . https://www.commentarymagazine.com/article/hannah-arendt-on-eichmanna-study-in-the-perversity-of-brilliance/ . Ross Lillian . Telephone interview. 20 Jan. 2006 . Scholem Gershom . A Life in Letters, 1914–1982 . Ed. Skinner Anthony...

.... The Suitcase: Refugee Voices from Bosnia and Croatia . Berkeley: U of California P, 1997 . Nancy, Jean-Luc. “ Corpus .” MacCannell and Zakarin 17 -31. Nathanson, Bernard, dir. The Silent Scream . Prod. Donald S. Smith. American Port rait Films, Inc., 1984 . Ronell, Avital. The Telephone Book...

... and which is transformed back once more into the same mental one at the other end. The analogy with other transformations, such as occur in speaking and hearing by telephone, would then be unmistakable...

..., 1999. Mitchell, Juliet. Psychoanalysis and Feminism: A Radical Reassessment of Freudian Psycho- analysis. 1974. New York: Basic, 2000. Ronell, Avital. The Telephone Book: Technology, Schizophrenia, Electric...

... of the way in which space-conquering techniques - flight, wireless, telephones - seemed to him d fferences 47 to be eroding any possibility for a stable distance of reflection, the treasured denkraum. Ernst Gombrich has transcribed some of the notes and drafts for this lecture, in which Warburg used, so...

...; and in schizophrenic patients—from the woman who dreams of being a “bombed-out building” (51) to the man who treats a telephone as “a piece of his former life” (147) to those more simply unable “to distinguish clear boundaries between the self...

... broadcast television that the real time of transmission was also the real time of viewing. In television, a medium of transmission that like the telephone but unlike film is not a record, there was only the passing...

... The Rhetoric of Drugs. An Interview tion) ho~ should we consider the rhetorical-semantic drift of words like "virus," "parasite," etc.? And furthermore, the computer virus, just like its "literal" counterpart, attacks, in this case telephonically, something like the "genetic code" of the computer (cf. Fabien...

...: the telephone, the phonograph, or the X-ray are only a few examples. Before these devices found widespread acceptance as practical instruments, they existed as theatrical attractions, demonstrated on stage before paying audiences. Indeed...

... As one reviewer put it in November 1975: “The rest is talk: conversation, monologue, harangue; voices on telephones, intercoms, radios, TV; sound tracks; the slang of schoolchildren and hipsters; the doublequackduckspeak of commissars, of law, science, business, pr, and education; the broken poetry...

... or wireless trans - mission, musical performance, radio broadcast, everyday conversation, playback, and listening. It is in computers, telephones, radios, cd play- ers, home and car stereos, portable audio players, mobile phones, baby...

... and bathroom fixtures in the early decades of the twentieth century, and the increasingly seamless, unornamented design of household objects (telephones, irons, small appliances, etc). But it also includes the ascendance in the same period...