...Pang Laikwan To understand the political meanings of Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement as a spontaneous movement beyond its immediate political achievements and as part of a larger global movement that used occupation as a tactic, this article explores related activities happening in social media and...

... feelings of brown subjects. It examines cultural forms produced under the cloak of migrant rights movements to trace the ethical imperative of Brownness enacted by migrant sounds and visualities of loss. The article focuses on the cultural politics of digital art, music, and social media that theorize...

... critique the contemporary liberal mandate for minoritarian subjects to be visible and legible, as well as the compulsion for those same subjects to be sociable and relatable for the sake of radical collectivity and affiliation. The article examines the music, video, performances, and social media presence...

... over the years might be described as heuristic rather than categorical: an ongoing, dialogic effort to limn an arena of investigation, rather than the attempt to define once and for all an aspect of a broader social field. Alondra Nelson revisits “The New Right and Media,” an article from Social Text's...

... Staatssicherheit im Fokus Prenzlauer Berg . Leipzig: Reclam Verlag. Boyer, Dominic. 2000a . Spirit and system: Mass media,journalism, and the dialectics of modern German intellectual culture. Ph.D. diss. , University of Chicago. ____. 2000b . On the sedimentation and accreditation of social knowledges of...

... there is an elective affinity between media forms and the domain of religion as conceived within social theory. For scholars such as Émile Durkheim, for instance, religion was the structuring precondition for the basic categories of thought that comprise the human sensorium.5 A deep tradition in...

... Social Text 96 • Vol. 26, No. 3 • Fall 2008 DOI 10.1215/01642472-2008-003  © 2008 Duke University Press 3 9 of great concern and attention. The producers of this media draw on long- standing Islamic ethical traditions wherein the continual...

...Maria José A. de Abreu This essay examines what a seemingly trivial bodily reaction such as goose bumps tells us about the relation between spirituality, technology, and voice. Based on ethnographic research, the article examines the media ministry of a Brazilian priest named Padre Marcelo Rossi...

...Rosalind C. Morris Duke University Press 2002 Theses on the Questions of War: History, Media, Terror Why does the history of the East appear as a history of religions? Rosalind C. —Karl Marx...

...Michael J. Shapiro Duke University Press 2005 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Every Move You Make: Bodies, Surveillance, and Media Every move you make, every vow you take...

... in fact seeking to destroy the very movement that enabled them to realize their ambitions Social Text 77, Vol. 21, No. 4, Winter 2003. Copyright © 2003 by Duke University Press. in the first place. Every few years, it seems, the American media rehashes...

... . Rio de Janeiro: Grupo Cultural Afro Reggae. Afro Reggae PARLAYING CULTURE INTO SOCIAL JUSTICE Most of the literature on social movements assumes that the media, the George Yúdice...

..., “The New Right and Media,” ST 1 (1979) In the foundational first issue of Social Text, the editorial collective “propose[d] a fresh exploration of those cultural ‘texts’ . . . which consti- tute fundamental vehicles for ideological programming and legitimation in American...

... , edited by Bodenhamer David J. Corrigan John Harris Trevor M. , 76 – 88 . Bloomington : Indiana University Press . Elwood Sarah Goodchild Michael F. Sui Daniel Z. . 2012 . “Researching Volunteered Geographic Information: Spatial Data, Geographic Research, and New Social...

.... I would say in particular that it defers an accounting of the social struggles that are enacted in and through technology (not simply media technologies, but, also, for instance, the biomedical technologies that enable certain trans performativities...

...Swati Ghosh Duke University Press 2005 Surveillance in Decolonized Social Space THE CASE OF SEX WORKERS IN BENGAL In depicting contemporary panopticism, Roy Boyne has identifi ed danger Swati Ghosh as the...

... be defined as the collective and individual reflection on the totality of life experiences: what we learn from peers, parents (and the socially situated cultures of which they are a part), media, and schools. By reflection I mean the transformation of experience into a multitude of concepts that...

..., Diva, and Blade Runner (Social Text 3, 4, 6, and 28), a reportage on the 1985 Socialist Scholars Conference (Social Text 12), and a piece on the media’s construction of the Gulf War (Social Text 28). We have decided to reintroduce this rubric, although in the future it will remain untitled, simply...