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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Brian Massumi"”.

  1. Precarious Bodies in Motion: Choreopolitics, Affect, and Flamenco Dissent in Spain

    … theorist André Lepecki, and affect theorist Brian Massumi, this study reveals the micro-political value of dancing in the form of dissensus and as an affective and aesthetic practice in politics. Dissensus, as articulated by Rancière, refers to the collision between the prevailing order and …

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  2. Foucault, Affect, History: On the Art of Feeling

    … and Félix Guattari, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, and Brian Massumi, in order to understand to what extent the turn to affect—especially for Sedgwick and Massumi—represents an attempt to work through a number of difficulties and tensions in Foucault’s thought and writing. I argue that Foucault is an …

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  3. There Must Be a Reason People Come Here

    … that project "an agency without an agent" (Brian Massumi). The poems should be read with the actuality of these deficits in mind.</p> <p>For that is where the site of these poems began their working-through: in the contradictions of what it means to be negatively capable today.</p>

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  4. Digital Porosity and Its Impact on the Mediation of Networked Images

    … put forward by Sarah Kember and Joanna Zylinska, Brian Massumi, and Shoshana Zuboff. This inquiry offers insights into how digital porosity manipulates the mediation of data attached to networked images and also contributes to the understanding of some of the social and political implications of …

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  5. Becoming identities: The philosophical subject, intersectionality, and assemblage

    … affect as developed by Sara Ahmed, Jasbir Puar, Brian Massumi, Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari. Here, I insist that this moving subject must be framed through the ethical lens of disability critique, so that we do not accept normative, ableist movement as the lens of becoming. Rather, time and …

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  6. Choking on the madeleine: encounters and alternative approaches to memory in a contemporary art practice

    … theorists such as Simon O’Sullivan and Brian Massumi. The inquiry utilises O’Sullivan’s framework as a method towards parallel critique and creation in contemporary art practices; these counter existing forms of thought. The framework includes seven Deleuzean concepts applied in …

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  7. Beyond Playthings: Materiality and Embodiment on the Modern Stage

    … Bruno Latour, Jane Bennett, Michel Serres, and Brian Massumi, this analysis treats the extensive networks of objects in The Contractor (1969) and The Changing Room (1971) as essential catalysts in the alignment of embodiment, labour, and collectivity. Chapter 3 zooms in on Kennedy's …

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  8. Dangerous Subjects: U.S. War Narrative, Modern Citizenship, and the Making of National Security, 1890-1964

    … here are Wendy Brown, Susan Buck-Morss, Brian Massumi, Claude Lefort, Etienne Balibar, Lauren Berlant, and Paul Kahn, who help elaborate the relationship between a discourse of danger and the socializing structure of state power. That constitutive relationship is considered at length in …

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