Imagination and materialism: Theoretical-critical fictions in the face of crisis
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Imagination, materialism, fiction and theorySynopsis
The e-book, edited by Paula La Rocca and Ana Neuburger, brings together a collection of texts that explore the forms of imagination in the face of crisis, the intersections between fiction and theory, the languages of criticism, and their concern with addressing the materiality of what exists.
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introduction
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Imagining language: taking the risk of fiction
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The material imagination of languageElements for an undisciplined linguistics
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Haikua line where the earth fits
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Imagining childhood, inventing languageFictions about a poetic language of childhood in Non mais! by Serge Ritman
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Illuminations and material traces
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Something like a flash
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Something like a flashRiver drifts in the Cabezón Cámara desert
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Projections by Delight Lab and Gabriel OrgeWays in which contemporary art is affected by the materiality of light
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Crisis and the humanities: the work of the imagination
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Latin Americanism as a theoretical-critical spaceConcerns about literary “problematism”
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Heterogeneity and fiction in the humanities
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The call for attentionMimetic, aesthetic, and ethical modulations in the face of crisis
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Material explorations and posthuman figurations
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A mythology for thresholdsImagining and thinking about modes of existence on Earth from the perspective of materialist (com)posthumanism
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The corrosion of scales (all too human)Liliana Colanzi's cave: a geological eye that records the tangled threads that weave the stories of the Earth
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Deviations from a metaphorDiffraction in Karen Barad and the interference of the question by writing
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December 19, 2024
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Copyright (c) 2024 Paula La Rocca, Ana Neuburger; Gabriela Milone, Julia Jorge, Adriana Canseco, Emilia Casiva, Ana Neuburger, Paula La Rocca, Silvana Santucci, Natalia Lorio, Nicolás López, Franca Maccioni, Paula Fleisner, Belisario Zalazar, María Milagros González
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978-950-33-1818-8
