... of violence in any deceptive and coercive human context. It is no coincidence that what he refers to as “inclusive exclusion” is relevant to Michel Foucault's notion of heterotopias, insofar as the entrapment by the operation of inclusive exclusion functions jointly with the way in which heterotopias entrap...

...–1987 . Austin : University of Texas Press . de Certeau Michel . 1984 . The Practice of Everyday Life . Translated by Rendall Steven . Berkeley : University of California Press . Foucault Michel . 1986 . “Of Other Spaces: Utopias and Heterotopias.” Diacritics 16...

... of the Minzu University of China. She is the author of Mystifying China's Southwest Ethnic Borderlands: Harmonious Heterotopia (2018). Chang-Min Yu is an assistant professor in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at National Taiwan University. He received his PhD in film studies from...

... as a “cinetopia,” a heterogeneous space of utopian longings and dystopian disenchantment. Copyright 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 1950s Hindi cinema song-and-dance sequences IPTA (Indian People's Theatre Association) Bombay cinema the city in cinema heterotopia References Aar paar...

... : Wallflower Press . Foucault Michel . 1986 . “ Of Other Spaces, Heterotopia ,” translated by Miskowiec Jay . Diacritics 16 , no. 1 : 22 – 27 . Gallup Gordon G. Jr . 1970 . “ Chimpanzees: Self-Recognition .” Science 167 , no. 3914 : 86 – 87 . Gould Stephen Jay...

... assumptions about their work as always already returning to their cultural past or origins. 16 This follows Michel Foucault s third principle of heterotopia, a space of differences where heterogeneous and incompatible experiences happen at once: Heterotopia is capable of jux- taposing in a single real place...

... case of oppressive (gay bar) employer versus oppressed (macho) labor. Rather, the openness and heterotopia unveiled by these “external forms” of macho positions 19:2  Fall 2011 358 entrepreneurship indicate...

... and Heterotopias .” Translated by Miskowiec Jay . Diacritics 16 , no. 1 : 22 – 27 . Foucault Michel . 1991 . “ Governmentality .” In The Foucault Effect: Studies in Governmentality , edited by Burchell Graham , Gordon Colin , and Miller Peter , 87 – 104 . Chicago...

... The use of the Internet as a means of constructing representation signifies the death of the centralized industry. Yet, decentralization has not neces- sarily signaled the emergence of a heterotopia, that is, a space that promotes nonhegemonic...

... in 2006, the Foucauldian figure of the panopticon had receded in cultural and academic popularity, as that other Foucauldian figure, heterotopia, had gained ground. Indeed, digital open-­access projects then populating the Internet with all kinds...

...- tralian Aborigines, ed. Ronald Berndt (University of Western Australia Press, 1970), 141 - 163. 5 Nancy Munn, “Creating a Heterotopia: Spacetime in Olmstead and Vaux’s Central Park” (manuscript), 35; see also Munn, “Excluded Spaces: The Figure...

..., he said, might appear fragile in “a world operated by real power,” yet this very fragility could be a form of resistance “in an age that admired strength” (Qiu 2003a : 224 – 33). In other words, Qiu imagined that the art of writing might offer an alternative worldview, a Foucauldian heterotopia...

... Theater and Counter-Site Heterotopias—Two Spatial Characteristics of Participative Art”). Wenyi yanjiu 文艺研究 ( Literature and Art Studies ) 10: 5–14. Wang Zhiliang 王志亮 . 2018b . “ Jierushi de shehui xiangmu zuixianshi ” 介入式的社会项目最现实 (“The Socially Engaged Art Project Is the Most Realistic...

... as preventing such living, which therefore recedes into a dream or utopian image of what would be possible in a better society. To Dame-­ren, “simply living” was a heterotopia rather than a utopia, something that could be realized in the right places...

... archaeology at least main- tained a connection between supposed persons and space. The unprece- dented absent presence of China and the newness of Taiwan led official cat- egorization beyond Nazi science into an entirely new heterotopia...