"From the trauma of cultural displacement to the political economy of affective labor, the essays brought together here examine the many facets of affect, focusing on its consequences for theories of the social and well-informed by recent rethinkings of power. Expertly framed by Patricia Clough's introduction, the volume presents a diversity of voices engaged in a shared exploration of the conceptual landscape stretching beyond the bend of 'the affective turn.'"--Brian Massumi, author of "Parables for the Virtual: Movement, Affect, Sensation"
"From the trauma of cultural displacement to the political economy of affective labor, the essays brought together here examine the many facets of affect, focusing on its consequences for theories of the social and well-informed by recent rethinkings of power. Expertly framed by Patricia Clough's introduction, the volume presents a diversity of voices engaged in a shared exploration of the conceptual landscape stretching beyond the bend of 'the affective turn.'"--Brian Massumi, author of "Parables for the Virtual: Movement, Affect, Sensation"
Patricia Ticineto Clough is Professor of Sociology and Women’s Studies at the Graduate Center and Queens College of the City University of New York. She is the author of Autoaffection: Unconscious Thought in the Age of Teletechnology; The End(s) of Ethnography: From Realism to Social Criticism ; and Feminist Thought: Desire, Power and Academic Discourse. Jean Halley is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Wagner College in New York City. She is the author of The Boundaries of Touch: Social Power, Parenting, and Adult-Child Intimacy (forthcoming).
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments vii Foreword: What Affects Are Good For / Michael Hardt ix Introduction / Patricia Ticineto Clough 1 The Parched Tongue / Hosu Kim 34 Techno-Cinema: Image Matters in the Affective Unfoldings of Analog Cinema and New Media / Jamie “Skye” Bianco 47 Slowness: Notes toward an Economy of Differencial Rates of Being / Karen Wendy Gilbert 77 Myocellular Transduction: When My Cells Trained My Body-Mind / Deborah Gambs 106 Women’s Work and the Ambivalent Gift of Entropy / David Staples 119 Voices from the Teum: Synesthetic Trauma and the Ghosts of the Korean Diaspora / Grace M. Cho 151 In Calcutta, Sex Workers Organize / Melissa Ditmor 170 More Than a Job: Meaning, Affect, and Training Health Care Workers / Ariel Ducey 187 Haunting Orpheus: Problems of Space and Time in the Desert / Jonathan R. Wynn 209 Always on Display: Affective Production in the Modeling Industry / Elizabeth Wissinger 231 The Wire / Jean Halley 261 Losses and Returns: The Soldier in Trauma / Greg Goldberg and Craig Willse 264 Bibliography 287 Contributors 303 Index 305
Acknowledgments vii Foreword: What Affects Are Good For / Michael Hardt ix Introduction / Patricia Ticineto Clough 1 The Parched Tongue / Hosu Kim 34 Techno-Cinema: Image Matters in the Affective Unfoldings of Analog Cinema and New Media / Jamie “Skye” Bianco 47 Slowness: Notes toward an Economy of Differencial Rates of Being / Karen Wendy Gilbert 77 Myocellular Transduction: When My Cells Trained My Body-Mind / Deborah Gambs 106 Women’s Work and the Ambivalent Gift of Entropy / David Staples 119 Voices from the Teum: Synesthetic Trauma and the Ghosts of the Korean Diaspora / Grace M. Cho 151 In Calcutta, Sex Workers Organize / Melissa Ditmor 170 More Than a Job: Meaning, Affect, and Training Health Care Workers / Ariel Ducey 187 Haunting Orpheus: Problems of Space and Time in the Desert / Jonathan R. Wynn 209 Always on Display: Affective Production in the Modeling Industry / Elizabeth Wissinger 231 The Wire / Jean Halley 261 Losses and Returns: The Soldier in Trauma / Greg Goldberg and Craig Willse 264 Bibliography 287 Contributors 303 Index 305
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