Portland, OR: Intellect Books. ISBN HB: 1841500429, PB: 1841508454. Steven D. Scott Think of a book that is scholarly without being academic, or perhaps academic without being scholarly; that accepts…
Cambridge and London: The MIT Press. ISBN 0262033127. Cinema as Effect Rob Leventhal Using Marx's fundamental insight into the production and construction of commodity fetishism, and taking as his point…
Trans. Heidi Bostic and Stephen Pluhàcek. Continuum: New York and London. ISBN: 0-8264-5982-X Gwendolyn Blue In my experience, engaging with Irigaray's texts is never an easy task. This is particularly…
Vol 7 (2005) Biopolitics Rethinking Reductionism Maria Hynes If it is true that we are, as popular opinion would have it, in the midst of a genetic revolution, then it…
Vol 7 (2005) Biopolitics Differential Life, Perception and the Nervous Elements: Whitehead, Bergson and Virno on the Technics of Living Andrew Murphie The living being is above all a thoroughfare,…
Vol 7 (2005) Biopolitics Why Is BioArt Not Terrorism?: Some Critical Nodes in the Networks of Infomatice Life Anna Munster The networks of life Not long after the initial legal…
Vol 7 (2005) Biopolitics Big Pigs, Small Wings: On Genohype and Artistic Autonomy Ionat Zurr & Oron Catts Introduction On Thursday the 23rd of November 2004 the headline on the…
Vol 7 (2005) Biopolitics The Affect of Nanoterror Luciana Parisi & Steve Goodman 0. Fear & futurity The history of bioterror stretches back at least to the 6th century BC,…
Vol 7 (2005) Biopolitics Recreational States: Drugs and the Sovereignty of Consumption Kane Race Recreational states In Birmingham cultural studies, particular groups were said to create new and unconventional social…
Vol 7 (2005) Biopolitics Biopolitics and Connective Mutation Franco 'Bifo' Berardi It is thanks to Michel Foucault that the theme of subjectivity has definitively been freed from its…