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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...

... long nourished ontologies and epistemologies of relation with the nonhuman world. 11 In her essay on the limits of new materialist philosophy, Kyla W. Thompkins (2016) argues that new materialism, and especially a strand known as Object Oriented Ontology in particular (OOO), sees their work...

... the production of human existence.2 Of course ecology is a vastly complicated interrelation of manifold agencies, but as the Marxist theorist Raymond Williams pointed out long before Latourian horizontality, the networked assemblage, object oriented ontology, and postcritical affects became ruling ideas...

... listening to black people, to their thinking, to their feelings. In this way, our investigations of black ontology will not be primed to prioritize the workings of the oppressor but will be oriented toward the legitimate feelings, experiences, and complex conditions of the object itself. With this in mind...

... for surface reading, as well as Marcus s later devel- oped term just reading, Graham Harman s object-oriented ontology, and most importantly Bruno Latour s insistence that critique has run out of steam (Felski 2015: 195 96). In a 2015 article in The Chronicle of Higher Education, Jeffrey J. Williams...

... in brilliant excess of its conditions is more likely to be played by an equally primary ontology that is counted on for leverage. This second narrative makes some advances over the first. It does not necessarily require a sovereign subject; it can recognize more fully the materiality of objects...

... the imaginary figures in their 8 intercorporal divergence. In this sense, the manifold concepts of self in cyberspace, in the role-play of MUDs and MOOs (multiuser dungeons and object-oriented multiuser dimensions) as Turkle described them, prove the nonunitary partiality of what...

[email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 crisis rhythm theory Friedrich Nietzsche Mario Tronti In response to these theoretical orientations we can refer to a much-cited comment by Marx ( 1973a : 162) from the Grundrisse : “It is as ridiculous to yearn for a return...

... excluded certain varieties of Christianity but also prevented us from engaging in more problem-oriented comparative questions that can take in other world religions.32 The emphases in the new focus on Pentecos- talism explain its significance as an object of study and also, perhaps, indi- cate its...

... that identifies what I objectively am). So in clear contrast to the strict prohibition of direct ontological questions in cultural studies, the proponents of Third Culture unabashedly approach the most fundamental pre-Kantian...

... institutions of the walled city or of a new colony are determined by this primary criterion. Every ontono- mous and ontological judgment derives from the land. For this reason, we will begin with land-appropriation as the primeval act in founding law. (45/16) In passages...

... not complaining. She likes to travel to different places even if she has to pass through the bizarre, albeit fatuous, filament of non-place. Yet, dis­ orienting as long-distance travel can be, she cannot easily reconcile the cor­ poreal with the musings of the corps d elite at least not on day one. By day three...

... response to Michel Foucault's ontology of the present, the essay reexamines the cultural ideology and poetics of négritude in light of the idea of an untimely and fractured present. At the center of the analysis is Aimé Césaire's Notebook of a Return to the Native Land . Jean-Paul Sartre and Jacques...

... of the news of this task, galvanizes and leads the working class in political struggle. In contrast, contemporary leftist preoccupations with speculative realisms, object- oriented ontologies, and self-organizing...

... itself. This is a complicated, and potentially important, issue. It may well be that many of Marx s formulations of the relations between use- and exchange-value court metaphysics and leave ample room for, indeed even foster or imply, ontologizing interpretations. At the same time, it could be said...

... The definition of nihilism is apt in its specific sense as a ‘‘conclusive and fundamental separa- 1 tion of order and orientation’’ between Ordnung and Ortung, between ‘‘law’’ and ‘‘space...

... by contention over what speaking means. Where the interlocutors both understand and do not understand what the other is saying, and when any attempt to present a common dis- cursive object fails unequivocally, politics is instantiated in that moment. In clarifying the conceptual and political...

..., Culture, and Society 31 , no. 4 : 3 – 27 . Gawne Mark . 2014 . “ Ontology, Composition, Affect: The Political Limits of Postworkerist Thought .” PhD diss. , Department of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Sydney . Grossberg Lawrence . 2010 . Cultural Studies...

... of the claims that are deployed, like the (white) agitator thesis, stretching back through time as constant features of apartheid, colonialism, and, indeed, the reception of the Haitian Revolution. The persistence, across space, time, and political orientation, of ontological assumptions about...

... affective maps that lead readers through imaginal landscapes of sensation and feeling that open up moments of cognitive alterity and invite us into alternative ontologies. The author brings together the work of Keewaydinoquay Peschel, an Anishinaabeg elder, with that of Adelle Davis, a leading health...