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... and software. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 indigenous studies videogame studies critical technology studies object-oriented ontology settler colonialism References Agamben Giorgio . 2004 . The Open: Man and Animal . Translated by Attell Kevin . Stanford, CA...

... into closer dialogue is mutually productive. Studies of digital sex work would benefit from critical insights into power and control in platform work, while scholars of platform work—and of work and employment more generally—have much to learn from paying attention to the gendered labor of sex workers...

... these sites represent for disorienting intersectional analysis rather than shoring up its contours. By challenging feminism's critical attachments to self‐evidently ethical objects, this introduction, and this issue, offer a way forward in feminist study that imagines uncertainty as a core method and value...

... of the confiscated lands, to sweep them to the mountainous areas if possible, and to replace them with settler ethnic groups (Barkan 1980 ). Another recent study revealed that the Ottoman bureaucracy, in parallel with the Westernization of the Tanzimat Decree (1839), was interested in modern management technologies...

... in the workplace, such studies restrict their critical in­ vestigation to those women who have access to what remains a costly technology that is out of the reach and the skill level of most women in the United States today. The question of women s employment and computer technology can be asked another way...

... and their social media use to fight injustice. He is also interested in exploring the implications of particular new technologies. As a teacher, he is a critical communication, media, and cultural studies generalist. He remains devoted to punk rock music and its fundamental ideologies related to change...

... on technology and reads Keaton’s comedic treat- ment of technology, causality, and instrumentalism as offering an alterna- tive to the type of technological worldview Heidegger criticized. In ‘‘Unforgiven: Fausse Reconnaissance Peter Krapp demonstrates how certain conventions of mass media, specifically...

... (1974), The Motion of 856 Notes on Contributors Light in Water (his 1987 award-winning autobiography), The JewelHingedJaw: Notes on the Language of Science Fiction (1977), and the Neveryon series (1979-87). mark dery is a cultural critic whose writings on technology and fringe culture have appeared...

... edition of the journal Angelaki, and of Technologies, a new series of books in cultural studies, critical and cultural theory, and continental philosophy. lectures on art theory at Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, Australia. She is currently completing her doctorate, ‘‘Obscured...

...Robyn Marasco This article considers The Authoritarian Personality in terms of a consistent argument in early critical theory—that fascism begins in the family. It explores the foundations of this argument in Max Horkheimer’s Studies on Authority and the Family , his first major research project...

... of culture in relation to technology. Beginning in 1910, we detect a wide range of critiques against the previous transformational syn­ thesis of the Meiji era that subordinated culture in relation to the new knowledge of Western technology. Along a broad front, we find critics saying that what changed...

... Judith . 1995 . Skin Shows: Gothic Horror and the Technology of Monsters . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Hansen Miriam Bratu . 1999 . “Benjamin and Cinema: Not a One Way Street.” Critical Inquiry 25 , no. 2 : 306 – 43 . Haraway Donna . 1991 . Simians, Cyborgs...

... a sanguine (and loud) promise of future songs, future shows? Disciplines such as film studies and the history of science have shown us that, far from being disinterested, technology follows the route of ideology. Western culture s animus toward writing, there­ fore, would help to explain why, in a culture...

... 32 sciously perhaps, to complete the project of colonialism This approach has been offered by a number of critics of postcolonialism who see the fixa- tion on the colonial moment inherent in postcolonial studies...

... and the global South; and ongoing research into the legal policy ramifications of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology as applied to economic cooperatives in Puerto Rico. Our combined methodology intersects critical blockchain studies and urban digital geographies with qualitative research in alternative...

... Schlunke teaches cultural studies at the University of Technology, Sydney, and is currently director of the Transforming Cultures Research Centre. She is the author of Bluff Rock: Autobiography of a Massacre (Free- mantle Arts Centre Press, 2005) and is currently researching memory...

... study and talk about as mean­ ingful in ways that are not always technologically determined. The advantage, then, of the analogy that I have sketched above is that it invites us, as cultural critics, to think more about the technologi­ cal underpinnings of the culture that we study. The danger...

... , Critical Ethnic Studies , Social Text: Periscope , Cultural Studies , Syndicate , and The Brooklyn Law Review . Dr. Jaleel is part of the Critical Ethnic Studies journal's editorial collective. A longtime member of the American Association of University Professors, she presently serves...

... of Traffic and Cultural Studies: Analyses at the Crossing Point of Technology, Culture, and Media) , 165 – 88 , edited by Neubert Christoph Schabacher Gabriele . Bielefeld : Transcript . Lagendijk Vincent . 2005 . “ High Voltages, Lower Tensions: The Interconnections of Eastern...

... of critical “studies” areas and their relationship to posthuman knowledges. © 2017 Duke University Press 2017 critical posthumanities immanence ethics of affirmation actual/virtual References Alaimo Stacy . 2010 . Bodily Natures: Science, Environment, and the Material Self...