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The British Journal of Sociology, 2000
ABSTRACTGeorge Orwell's ‘Big Brother’ and Michel Foucault's ‘panopticon’ have dominated discussion of contemporary developments in surveillance. While such metaphors draw our attention to important attributes of surveillance, they also miss some recent dynamics in its operation.
K D, Haggerty, R V, Ericson
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ABSTRACTGeorge Orwell's ‘Big Brother’ and Michel Foucault's ‘panopticon’ have dominated discussion of contemporary developments in surveillance. While such metaphors draw our attention to important attributes of surveillance, they also miss some recent dynamics in its operation.
K D, Haggerty, R V, Ericson
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International Review of Qualitative Research, 2014
This article draws on diverse theoretical concepts developed by Deleuze and Guattari to bring their ideas into the field of early childhood education and critical childhood studies, especially. We begin with discussion of how concepts developed by Deleuze and Guattari open possibilities for rethinking childhood and childhood studies.
Marianne N. Bloch, Devorah Kennedy
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This article draws on diverse theoretical concepts developed by Deleuze and Guattari to bring their ideas into the field of early childhood education and critical childhood studies, especially. We begin with discussion of how concepts developed by Deleuze and Guattari open possibilities for rethinking childhood and childhood studies.
Marianne N. Bloch, Devorah Kennedy
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Games and Culture, 2009
This article explores the notion of assemblage for computer game studies. Drawing on this framework, the author proposes a multifaceted methodological approach to the study of games and the play experience. Drawing on user-created mods (modifications) in the game World of Warcraft and an analysis of a raid encounter there, a discussion is undertaken ...
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This article explores the notion of assemblage for computer game studies. Drawing on this framework, the author proposes a multifaceted methodological approach to the study of games and the play experience. Drawing on user-created mods (modifications) in the game World of Warcraft and an analysis of a raid encounter there, a discussion is undertaken ...
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Theory, Culture & Society, 2006
This article shows how, in recent works of cultural analysis, the concept of ‘assemblage’ has been been derived from key sources of theory and put to work to provide a structure-like surrogate to express certain prominent values of a modernist sensibility in the discourse of description and analysis. Assemblage is a sort of anti-structural concept that
Marcus, George E., Saka, Erkan
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This article shows how, in recent works of cultural analysis, the concept of ‘assemblage’ has been been derived from key sources of theory and put to work to provide a structure-like surrogate to express certain prominent values of a modernist sensibility in the discourse of description and analysis. Assemblage is a sort of anti-structural concept that
Marcus, George E., Saka, Erkan
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2017
Prior to excavating Pech IV, we studied Bordes’ collection from his 8 years of excavation at the site.
McPherron, S. ; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2063-468X +5 more
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Prior to excavating Pech IV, we studied Bordes’ collection from his 8 years of excavation at the site.
McPherron, S. ; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2063-468X +5 more
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2014
This chapter investigates the relationship between the artist’s studio and the work produced there using the concept of the assemblage as its basic framework. It asks whether the state of the studio can be used to understand the art produced in it. It is prompted by an essay on ‘clutter’ by British psychoanalyst Adam Phillips which deals with the case ...
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This chapter investigates the relationship between the artist’s studio and the work produced there using the concept of the assemblage as its basic framework. It asks whether the state of the studio can be used to understand the art produced in it. It is prompted by an essay on ‘clutter’ by British psychoanalyst Adam Phillips which deals with the case ...
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2013
What controls 'who is where' in freshwater fish communities? Fishers often claim to know, and probably do most of the time (or often enough for fishing to be fun). Fish ecologists are also keen to know which species tend to occur together in wetlands, lakes and rivers, and ·why some groups, or assemblages, occur in some places and not others.
Arthington, Angela H +3 more
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What controls 'who is where' in freshwater fish communities? Fishers often claim to know, and probably do most of the time (or often enough for fishing to be fun). Fish ecologists are also keen to know which species tend to occur together in wetlands, lakes and rivers, and ·why some groups, or assemblages, occur in some places and not others.
Arthington, Angela H +3 more
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Assemblage of Autonomy and Assemblage of Dependency: Reconfiguring Care with Robots
This paper explores the transformation of care involving robots. We discuss the use of care robots in private homes and care homes. Drawing on the concept of assemblage, we emphasize the specificities of the journey of robots into the world of care.openaire +2 more sources
International Journal of Arts and Technology, 2015
Fernando Graça, Penousal Machado
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Fernando Graça, Penousal Machado
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