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The Circulation of Cultural Studios (1989)

2020
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Speeding up Cultural Circulation

1998
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Introduction: Cultures of circulation

Poetics, 2012
Abstract What are cultures of circulation, and how can they be understood in ways that inform critical scholarship and relationships between academic work and public engagement in globalized settings? This introductory article discusses the initial formulation of the phrase in 2002 and describes how the seven articles in this special issue extend its
Melissa Aronczyk, Ailsa Craig
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Culture and Analysis of Circulating Fibrocytes

2007
Fibrocytes circulate in the peripheral blood, produce collagen and other matrix proteins, and express cell surface markers indicative of a hematopoetic origin distinguishing them from fibroblasts. Circulating fibrocytes were first identified in 1994 in a model system of wound repair, and defined by their growth characteristics and unique surface ...
Timothy E, Quan, Richard, Bucala
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Cultures of Circulation: The Imaginations of Modernity

Public Culture, 2002
The speed, intensity, and extent of contemporary global transformations challenge many of the assumptions that have guided the analysis of culture over the last several decades. Whereas an earlier generation of scholarship saw meaning and interpretation as the key problems for social and cultural analysis, the category of culture now seems to be ...
Benjamin Lee, Edward LiPuma
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On the Cross-Cultural Study of Circulation

International Migration Review, 1978
"Among the greatest faults of which we are guilty in migration research is being locked into the same kinds of questions related to the same concepts of migration that were developed years ago for a particular setting at a particular time" (Goldstein 1976:428). Internal migration, conventionally defined, involves a shift in perma?
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Journalism as Cultures of Circulation

Digital Journalism, 2014
The universe of journalism has always consisted of interspersed texts, practices and meanings. Yet, much journalism research has often isolated either texts and/or contexts and thus assumed relations between professional practices, informed (rational) readers and (conceived) core texts.
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Culture of Rabbit Embryo in Circulating Medium

Nature, 1970
OTHER reports from this laboratory have described the growth of late preimplantation to postimplantation stage rabbit embryos in vitro, in open culture dishes containing static medium1,2, and in large volumes of media with continuous bubbling of gases3.
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First! Cultural circulation in the age of recursivity

New Media & Society, 2016
This article develops a cultural theory of firstness and argues for its importance in understanding contemporary cultural circulation. It argues that firstness is a metaculture that plays a role in making culture circulation faster, more reliant on quantification, and more promotional.
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Affect in the circulation of cultural forms

2019
A three-tier semiotic model is used to explore the affective impulsion of cultural forms. At the first tier, indexical and iconic signs, such as cry breaks and pitch raising, evoke feelings and emotions stimulating the replication of cultural forms as expressions of personal experiences.
Greg Urban, Jessica N.K. Urban
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