rhizomes.21 winter 2010
Hives, Tribes, Assemblages: New Collectivities
Envisioning Assemblages
Bear Life: Rhetorics of Terror and Global
Warming
Isaac Vayo
Exception, Rule and Architecture out-of-field
Marko Jobst
Getting Anagogic
Nicola Masciandaro
Deleuzian Folds in Hodgson's Ghost Pirates
Jacob Huntley
Reconstructing Group Identities/Revisionary Assemblages
"We Have Been Waiting..."
Peter McDonald
Assembled Togetherness: New Materialism and the Aporias of Cosmopolitanism
Dennis Mischke
A Community of Cannibals: Visuality and Civilized Subjectivity in Fatimah Tobing
Rony's On Cannibalism
Danielle Bouchard
The Rhizomes of Manipur: How Marginal Resistance Turns Difference into Affirmation
Andrew Robinson
The Deconstruction Of Dolls: How Carnal Assemblages Can Disrupt The Law From Within In Ghost In The Shell: Innocence
Emilie Dionne
Coming Together to Make New Worlds/New Collectivities
R.S.V.P.:
Choreographing Collectivity through Invitation and Response
Emma Cocker
Story Networks: A Theory of Narrative and Mass-Collaboration
Courtney Hopf
Adventurers
Turned Tale-Tellers: The Emergence of an On-line Folk Art Community
Anastasia Salter
Sex as Game: Playing with the Erotic Body in Virtual
Worlds
Bonnie Ruberg
Nomadology Continued/Out of the Hives into the Streets
Tourists/Terrorists – Useful Ambiguities in a Search for Models
Phil Smith
Seattle's WHEEL and Women in Black:
Organizing to Resist the Lethal Consequences of Homelessness
Desiree Hellegers
Scenes from a Mall
Sudipto Sanyal
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