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Information on the academic, peer-reviewed journals 'Theory, Culture & Society' and 'Body & Society', as well as the TCS Book Series.
Goldsmiths, Uni of London
Joined March 2010
The latest issue of Theory, Culture & Society is now available online with articles on precdictive algorithms and the decentering of choice, Agamben and platonic communism, political theology, and more.
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Online First: Brett Neilson, 'Pandemic Adjustments and Logistical Power' - investigates the loss prevention strategies pursued by supply chain operators in the face of early pandemic disruptions. (Open Access)
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Special Issue: Pregnant Bodies - Embodied Pregnancy: Claire E. Scott, 'Threatening Pregnant Bodies: Annegret Soltau and Staged Subjectivity'. (Open Access)
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From the Archive: Tania Roy, '‘India’s 9/11’: Accidents of a Moveable Metaphor' - explores the hermeneutical force and flexibility of the 9/11 idiom, by identifying ways it served as an interpretative framework for the 2008 attacks in Mumbai. (2010)
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ICYMI: David Beer. 'Explorations in the Indeterminacy of Computation: An Interview with M. Beatrice Fazi' - outlines an agenda for future work in the philosophy of computation.
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ICYMI: Branden Hookway,'The Making of the Experimental Subject: App'aratus, Automatism, and the Anxiety of the Early Avant-Garde' - presents the experimental subject as a figure of modernity.
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From the Archive: Cassandra S. Crawford, 'Body Image, Prostheses, Phantom Limbs' - revisits the epistemic roots of the body image while also engaging the rich contemporary literature from a body studies perspective. (2014)
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From the Archive: Tao Zhang, 'Governance and Dissidence in Online Culture in China: The Case of Anti-CNN and Online Gaming' - explores different articulations of the attitudes of young Chinese netizens towards the state. (2013)
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ICYMI: Adam Fish and Michael Richardson, 'Drone Power: Conservation, Humanitarianism, Policing and War' - examines the convergence of four genealogies that reveals drone power - environmentality, humanitarianism, securitization and militarization.
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ICYMI: Otávio Daros, 'Interview with Renato Ortiz: Intersections between Sociology and Anthropology' - a prominent figure in the social sciences in Brazil and Latin America, Renato Ortiz is invited to reflect on his intellectual and academic trajectory.
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From the Archive: Detlev Zwick and Alan Bradshaw, 'Biopolitical Marketing and Social Media Brand Communities' - analyses marketing as an ideological set of practices designed to infuse social relations with biopolitical injunctions. (2016)
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From the Archive: Agnes S. Ku, 'The `Public' up Against the State: Narrative Cracks and Credibility Crisis in Postcolonial Hong Kong' - explores the cultural dimension in democratic struggle from the vantage point of the public sphere. (2001)
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Body & Society Special Issue: Sinah Theres Kloß and Antonia Villinger, 'Pregnant Bodies – Embodied Pregnancy: An Introduction' - highlights the need to reconsider naturalised and biomedical definitions of pregnancy.
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ICYMI: Jesse Cunningham and Huon Curtis, 'Noise as Information: Finance Economics as Second-Order Observation' - applies a systems theoretical understanding of observation to conceive of finance economics as the economy’s means of observing its noise.
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From the Archive: Marcus Anthony Hunter, Mary Pattillo, Zandria F. Robinson, and Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, 'Black Placemaking: Celebration, Play, and Poetry'. (2016)
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New as Online First in Theory, Culture & Society: Biao Xiang, 'Channels and Logistical Power: Making a ‘Perfect Market’ under Authoritarian Rule in China'. (Open Access)
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From the Archive: Les Back, 'How Blue Can You Get? B.B. King, Planetary Humanism and the Blues behind Bars' - honours the memory of blues musician B.B. King, who died in 2015, through focusing on his performances in prisons. (2015)
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New as Online First in Theory, Culture & Society: Erin K. Stapleton, 'Media, Riots and the Social Contract of Gender during COVID-19: Andrea Long Chu’s Females in Pathologized Times'. (Open Access)
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ICYMI: Neil Badmington, ' An Undefined Something Else: Barthes, Culture, Neutral Life' - examines how we might need to reorient ourselves as critics, shift our stance, learn to look and live differently in the light of Barthes’ later focus on the Neutral.
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From the Archive: Dominic Pettman and Justin Clemens, 'Relations with Concrete Others: (or, How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Berlin Wall)'. (2004)
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