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The Life and Death of "Bare" Viscous Bubbles
Science, 1998Air bubbles collect and explode at the surface of many viscous liquids, as observed with polymer foams, in glass furnaces, and during volcanic eruptions. The liquid film separating the bubble from bulk air can have a long lifetime (if it is viscous) even if it is not protected by a surfactant.
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From Bare Life to Eternal Life
Philosophy Today, 2016Let me begin by thanking Peg Birmingham for generously offering to organize the original book discussion at DePaul University in January 2015, out of which developed this written exchange. I am very grateful to Peter Fenves, Alessia Ricciardi, and Gil Morejon for their extremely stimulating and incisive texts. With such careful readers, my task is made
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Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism, 2007
Centering around Agamben's key concepts of “bare life” and homo sacer , and reading them against Bruce Gilden's disturbing (and award-winning) photographs of Haiti, this article explores the aesthetic implications, historical limitations, and political dangers of representing humans as mere biological life violently drawn into the ambit of sovereignty.
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Centering around Agamben's key concepts of “bare life” and homo sacer , and reading them against Bruce Gilden's disturbing (and award-winning) photographs of Haiti, this article explores the aesthetic implications, historical limitations, and political dangers of representing humans as mere biological life violently drawn into the ambit of sovereignty.
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New Scientist, 2014
We are closing in on a minimal genome that will be the foundation for synthetic biology's future, says Hamilton ...
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We are closing in on a minimal genome that will be the foundation for synthetic biology's future, says Hamilton ...
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Seeking Life's Bare (Genetic) Necessities
Science, 1996Cold Spring Harbor, New York—At the recent genome meeting here, researchers homed in on a fundamental question: What's the minimum number of genes needed for a simple organism to survive? Two presentations used contrasting approaches and came up with only slightly different estimates. One group found that 250 genes is the minimum for a modern organism,
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Accounting for Jewish ‘Bare Life’ in the Fossoli Concentration Camp, 1943–44
Critical Perspectives on Accounting, 2022Warwick Funnell +2 more
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Bare life in an immigration jail: technologies of surveillance in U.S. pre-deportation detention
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2022Agnieszka Radziwinowiczówna
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