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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
Similar to activities and civil movements in the Nazi state, Auschwitz emerged as a locale capable of merging and enveloping fluid identities with unyielding policies that were constantly and consistently set against the inmate. In this way, while the ghetto had served as an interface between the state and its exceptional other, Auschwitz served as the
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Similar to activities and civil movements in the Nazi state, Auschwitz emerged as a locale capable of merging and enveloping fluid identities with unyielding policies that were constantly and consistently set against the inmate. In this way, while the ghetto had served as an interface between the state and its exceptional other, Auschwitz served as the
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Games and Culture, 2016
This article investigates discursive procedures in From Software’s 2011 videogame Dark Souls. By combining procedural rhetorics, discourse analysis, and autoethnographical research play, it is argued that Dark Souls features post-Panoptical gameplay mechanics of both continuous surveillance and playful exhibitionism and a hybrid gameplay experience of
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This article investigates discursive procedures in From Software’s 2011 videogame Dark Souls. By combining procedural rhetorics, discourse analysis, and autoethnographical research play, it is argued that Dark Souls features post-Panoptical gameplay mechanics of both continuous surveillance and playful exhibitionism and a hybrid gameplay experience of
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Dal Panopticon architettonico al Panopticon elettronico. Prospettive foucaultiane
2004I castelli di Yale online, Numeri a stampa 1996 ...
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Utopian Studies, 2011
ABSTRACT Peter Weir's The Truman Show (1998) has been studied as an example of Debord's theory of the spectacle; as such, many theorists have shown how Truman is a commodified object constructed for “entertainment” for the masses, also noting how we ourselves are complicit in the consumption of media that dehumanize.
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ABSTRACT Peter Weir's The Truman Show (1998) has been studied as an example of Debord's theory of the spectacle; as such, many theorists have shown how Truman is a commodified object constructed for “entertainment” for the masses, also noting how we ourselves are complicit in the consumption of media that dehumanize.
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This chapter traces the development of Bandung as a prototypical modern colonial city. Using biographies, local histories, and contemporary accounts, the chapter argues that the late-colonial development of Bandung was inseparable from the emergence of a new kind of governmentality, one based in bureaucratic authority and surveillance.
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Lo scritto svolge una riflessione preliminare e introduttiva sui molteplici aspetti che influenzano e condizionano un approccio giuridico ai problemi sollevati dall'avvento dell'intelligenza ...
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2018
Abstract Using metaphors of control as apparatus of state power, this chapter examines how government officials, citizens, UNICEF, and youth negotiated power in logistical efforts to contain the spread of the deadly Ebola virus disease in Liberia.
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Abstract Using metaphors of control as apparatus of state power, this chapter examines how government officials, citizens, UNICEF, and youth negotiated power in logistical efforts to contain the spread of the deadly Ebola virus disease in Liberia.
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