... . “ Biopolitics and the Molecularization of Life .” Cultural Geographies 14 , no. 1 ( 2007 ): 6 – 28 . Bristol, Nellie . “ William H. Stuart: Obituary .” Lancet , no. 372 ( 2008 ): 110 . Buchanan, Mark . Nexus: Small Worlds and the Groundbreaking Theory of Networks . New York : Norton...

... of nonnational community in post-1980s Taiwan (Chun-yen Wang). Finally, the fourth section, “Beyond Neoliberal Borders: From Biopolitical Spaces to an Affective Community,” shifts the discussion of biopolitics toward the environment, urbanism, media ecology, and new materialisms. Yuriko Furuhata argues...

...Ban Wang Abstract In the light of biopolitical production, socialist China's medical practice was marked by a heavy reliance on the creativity of the masses and a rejection of the technical bureaucracy. The anti-epidemic campaign exemplified a popular and grassroots medicine for the people...

... the cruelties of biopolitics but nevertheless celebrate the fact that “life” is never bare. For them, ionizing radiation acts like the COVID cough did for many of us: not as an invitation to critique the state but as a material intrusion that forces an awareness of what Rocco Ronchi, in his response to Agamben...

..., 10–11, 17, 22, 55, 57, 73, 84, 181 artificial intelligence, 13, 135–36, 140, 151. See also AI. artisan, 9, 84, 121–24, 133 barefoot doctor, 12, 15n15, 88, 96–97, 99, 102–4, 125 Baudelaire, Charles, 9, 38 Benjamin, Walter, vii, 4, 8, 35–39, 44, 77, 83, 121–23 biopolitical...

.... By regulating and improving nature while nurturing communal ties, the laborers create a new home in nature, and their associated labor offers a critical insight in today's debate on environmental and social crises. Carrying over the theme of labor in the context of biopolitics, chapter 5 examines films...

..., “bare life” refers to “human subjects reduced to a naked depoliticized state without official status and juridical rights.” 39 He concludes that the camp displaces the city as the biopolitical paradigm in the West. In view of this radical conclusion, Ek points out that, in the contemporary world...

... of a state of exception, Mbembe argues that the colony and the Black slave trade should also be approached in a similar fashion. More specifically, as a converse to Foucault's notion of biopolitics, Mbembe proposes the concept of necropolitics, or necropower, to describe “the various ways in which, in our...

... Nostalgia,” in In the Red ; S. Lu, “History, Memory, Nostalgia,” in Chinese Modernity and Global Biopolitics ; and Palmer, “Scaling the Skyscraper.” 5 The second section in this article, “Mismatched Wuxia Imagination,” will examine the changing conception and connotation of jianghu...

...: Racializing Assemblages, Biopolitics, and Black Feminist Theories of the Human . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2014 . Wolfe, Cary . Animal Rites: American Culture, the Discourse of Species, and Posthumanist Theory . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 2003 . Wolfe, Cary , ed...

... be viewed as instances of strategic appropriation of indigenous ecological knowledge by reifying indigenous culture in the service of the nation-state. Recognizing that Foucauldian biopolitics inadequately reveal contemporary mechanisms of power, this essay follows Elizabeth Povinelli's suggestion that late...

... the demand for a collective force that can shield the individual from the vulnerability of wading in crisis alone. The biopolitical will to the right for life that undergirds the social bonds of humanness is brought closer into view when the threat of death is impending. The paradigmatic and permanent...