Marie-Luise Angerer is professor of Media and Cultural Studies at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne. The focus of her research is on media technology, affect, neuroscientific reformulations of desire and sexuality. Her most recent publications include Choreography, Media, Gender (edited with Y. Hardt and A. Weber; diaphanes, 2013), and Timing of Affect (edited with B. Bösel and M. Ott; diaphanes and University of Chicago Press, 2014).
Acknowledgments
Foreword by Patricia T. Clough
Introduction
1 Affective Troubles in Media and Art
2 Human
Posthuman
Transhuman
3 Affect versus Drive, or the Battle over Representation
4 Virtual Sex and Other Metamorphoses
5 Sexualizing Affect
Postscript: A New Affective Organization
Bibliography
Index
