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2023
The corpse is a social entity that disrupts distinctions between persons and things, subjects and objects, agency and passivity. Assemblages made up of living, dead, animate, and inanimate entities collaborate to allow their members to be carried along a trajectory toward a shared, mutually beneficial goal—motivating action, restoring political ...
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The corpse is a social entity that disrupts distinctions between persons and things, subjects and objects, agency and passivity. Assemblages made up of living, dead, animate, and inanimate entities collaborate to allow their members to be carried along a trajectory toward a shared, mutually beneficial goal—motivating action, restoring political ...
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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.
George E. Marcus, Erkan Saka
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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.
George E. Marcus, Erkan Saka
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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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2018
Assemblage is an artistic form that involves the transformation of non-art objects into two-dimensional or three-dimensional artistic compositions. Together with abstraction, it has been considered one of the two most significant innovations of modern art.
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Assemblage is an artistic form that involves the transformation of non-art objects into two-dimensional or three-dimensional artistic compositions. Together with abstraction, it has been considered one of the two most significant innovations of modern art.
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Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 2011
Rey, Félix A., Sundquist, Wesley I
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Rey, Félix A., Sundquist, Wesley I
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