Cambridge, MA and London: The MIT Press. ISBN: 0262033283. Networked Art and Activism before the Internet Paolo Gerbaudo In each era, the 'new' plays a specific role, to carve out…
Manchester: Manchester University Press. ISBN 0-7190-7063-5. Derridaphilia Lasse Thomassen First the facts: Derrida is a film about Jacques Derrida, who was born in 1930, taught in France and the United States, wrote…
Sarah Kember The current quest for life is both material and metaphorical, and is particularly characteristic of the shifting boundary between technoscience, art and media. It raises questions of definition…
Vol 8 (2006) Community Transnational Adoptees: Global Biopolitical Orphans or an Activist Community? Natalie Cherot The biopolitics of adoption Culture Machine dedicated its last issue to a discussion of biopolitics.…
Vol 8 (2006) Community Community Arts and Practices: Improvising Being-Together Petra Kuppers Social science's and social theory's renewed interest in issues of community coincides with a new visibility for community…
Vol 8 (2006) Community Gins, Arakawa and the Undying Community Jake Kennedy But man is, starting from his death. (Maurice Blanchot) The defeatists are everywhere. (Arakawa & Gins) For Maurice…
Vol 8 (2006) Community The Surreality of Community: Frédéric Brenner’s Diaspora: Homelands in Exile John Paul Ricco My paper begins with a postscript, and more accurately a postscript to a…
Vol 8 (2006) Community 'En Cada Barrio': Timocracy, Panopticism and the Landscape of a Normalized Community Daniel H. Ortega Overview The present scholarly interest in the concept of community has…
Vol 8 (2006) Community Global Community, Global Citizenship? Paulina Tambakaki Democratic practice has traditionally been linked to bounded communities. A bounded community denotes, with respect to democratic politics, two specific…
Vol 8 (2006) Community Bartleby the Scrivener, Immanence and the Resistance of Community Timothy J. Deines [R]esponsibility keeps its secret, it cannot and need not present itself. Tyrannically, jealously, it…