This collection of twenty-four essential essays written by Brian Massumi over the past thirty years is both a primer for those new to his work and a supplemental resource for those already engaged with his thought.
This collection of twenty-four essential essays written by Brian Massumi over the past thirty years is both a primer for those new to his work and a supplemental resource for those already engaged with his thought.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Brian Massumi is a Canadian philosopher and social theorist, and, until recently, Professor of Communication at the University of Montreal. He is the author of many books, including Ontopower, The Power at the End of the Economy, and What Animals Teach Us about Politics, all also published by Duke University Press.
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Note to the Reader vii Couplet 1 2019. Extreme Realism: In Sixteen Series 2 1986. Realer Than Real: The Simulacrum According to Deleuze and Guattari 15 Couplet 2 2000. On the Right of the Noncommunication of Cultural Difference 26 1998. Event Horizon 63 Couplet 3 2017. Becoming Animal in the Literary Field 72 2008. The Virtual, Double Capture, and the Urban-Architecture Manifold 94 Couplet 4 2009. Simondon's "Technical Mentality" Revisited 104 2012. The Supernormal Animal 119 Couplet 5 1997. Sensing the Virtual, Building the Insensible 134 2004. Not Determinately Nothing: Building Experience 158 Couplet 6 2014. The Crannies of the Present: On the Subject of Decision 177 2018. Dim, Massive, and Important: Atmosphere in Process 188 Couplet 7 2005. Going Kinetic: What Is Decision in a Post-Deliberative World? 209 2005. Barely There: The Power of the Image at the Limit of Life 232 Couplet 8 1995. Requiem for Our Prospective Dead: A Participatory Critique of Capitalist Power 286 2017. The Political Is Not Personal: Affect, Power, Violence 315 Couplet 9 2001. Tell Me Where Your Pain Is: Pointing to the Body without an Image 324 2015. The Art of the Relational Body: From Mirror-Touch to the Virtual Body 342 Couplet 10 2000. Parable of the Cave (Blind Version) 359 2003. Panoscopia 376 Couplet 11 2003. Urban Appointment: A Possible Rendezvous with the City 376 1999. Purple Phosphene 402 Couplet 12 2007. On Critique 406 2019. How Do You Make Yourself a Proposition? For a Whiteheadian Laboratory (with Erin Manning) 410 Notes 427 References 447 Index 461 Sources 485 Image Credits 489
Note to the Reader vii Couplet 1 2019. Extreme Realism: In Sixteen Series 2 1986. Realer Than Real: The Simulacrum According to Deleuze and Guattari 15 Couplet 2 2000. On the Right of the Noncommunication of Cultural Difference 26 1998. Event Horizon 63 Couplet 3 2017. Becoming Animal in the Literary Field 72 2008. The Virtual, Double Capture, and the Urban-Architecture Manifold 94 Couplet 4 2009. Simondon's "Technical Mentality" Revisited 104 2012. The Supernormal Animal 119 Couplet 5 1997. Sensing the Virtual, Building the Insensible 134 2004. Not Determinately Nothing: Building Experience 158 Couplet 6 2014. The Crannies of the Present: On the Subject of Decision 177 2018. Dim, Massive, and Important: Atmosphere in Process 188 Couplet 7 2005. Going Kinetic: What Is Decision in a Post-Deliberative World? 209 2005. Barely There: The Power of the Image at the Limit of Life 232 Couplet 8 1995. Requiem for Our Prospective Dead: A Participatory Critique of Capitalist Power 286 2017. The Political Is Not Personal: Affect, Power, Violence 315 Couplet 9 2001. Tell Me Where Your Pain Is: Pointing to the Body without an Image 324 2015. The Art of the Relational Body: From Mirror-Touch to the Virtual Body 342 Couplet 10 2000. Parable of the Cave (Blind Version) 359 2003. Panoscopia 376 Couplet 11 2003. Urban Appointment: A Possible Rendezvous with the City 376 1999. Purple Phosphene 402 Couplet 12 2007. On Critique 406 2019. How Do You Make Yourself a Proposition? For a Whiteheadian Laboratory (with Erin Manning) 410 Notes 427 References 447 Index 461 Sources 485 Image Credits 489
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