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  Advergaming and Niche Branding

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  Matthew Thomas Payne University of Notre Dame

  August 18, 2011

  3 comments

  advertising, and genre. (Though it bears noting that even these titles don't foreclose the possibility of ...
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  Reproductive Racism?

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  Amber Johnson Prairie View A&M University

  August 22, 2011

  I’m not convinced. Life is impossible without reproductive justice. Reproductive justice is impossible ...
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  Cutting the Imperialist Umbilical Cord

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  Jennifer Warren Rutgers, The State Univerity of New Jersey

  August 26, 2011

  It must be possible at some point, however, to cut the white reproductive imperialist umbilical cord ...
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  Cinema's Exhaustion and the Vitality of Affect

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  Elena del Rio University of Alberta

  August 29, 2011

  15 comments

  possibility? Exhaustion without vitality is the zero degree of the body without organs, the emptied out body ... crassly commercial and the creative that he affirmed still possible or necessary, and does this ...
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  The Exhaustion of Affect Theory

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  Karin Sellberg and Michael O'Rourke The University of Queensland; Independent Colleges Dublin

  Monday, August 29, 2011 — 9:02 am

  positioned to respond to. In the end, Shaviro is cautious about his “affective mapping” and the possibilities ...
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  Re: Cinema's Exhaustion and the Vitality of Affect

  RESISTANT AFFECT

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  Elena del Rio University of Alberta

  Tuesday, August 30, 2011 — 12:26 am

  of the images was the highest possible intensity in the changes between body speeds and patterns of ...
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  Post-Cinematic Effects

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  Paul Bowman Cardiff University

  August 30, 2011

  8 comments

  Post-cinematic effects, yes; Shaviro makes an important observation. But affects? I’m not so sure why or how they ...
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  A hair of the dog that bit us

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  Adrian Ivakhiv University of Vermont

  August 31, 2011

  22 comments

  A hair of the dog that bit us Steven Shaviro's Post-Cinematic Affect Shaviro cultural theory cinema capitalism Curator's Note Post-Cinematic Affect is a work of “affective mapping” for a world of neoliberal, networked and hypermediated, endlessl ...
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  More "Hair of the Dog"

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  Karin Sellberg and Michael O'Rourke The University of Queensland; Independent Colleges Dublin

  Wednesday, August 31, 2011 — 4:11 am

  performativity (and Shaviro's reading of it). There follows a consideration of the possibilities for ...
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  Re: A hair of the dog that bit us

  continuing...

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  Adrian Ivakhiv University of Vermont

  Wednesday, August 31, 2011 — 8:01 pm

  pre-cinematic except that now we have all these other machinic possibilities that weren't there before ... cinema, and many of these were made possible, & are deeply implicated in & "infected" by ...

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