Social and virtual space : science fiction, transnationalism, and the American new right
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Social and virtual space : science fiction, transnationalism, and the American new right
Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, c2005
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 193-202) and index
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収録内容
- Undecidability and the primacy of the ethical
- Articulating politics : consensus and a minoritizing strategy or material-semiotic practices
- "To leave a world at dawn" : writing, reading, and traveling, Samuel Delany's displacements
- Pat Cadigan's synners : refiguring nature, science, and technology
- Spatial displacements : transnationalism and the new social movements
- "Too high a price" : torture, and the neo-conservative "mission"
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This volume is a material and semiotic study of transnationalsim, analyzed in terms of race, class, gender, and sexuality. The objects of analysis range from the aftermath of the U.S.-led war in Iraq, to science fiction by Pat Cadigan, CJ Cherryh, and Samuel Delaney, to material-semiotic feminist theory by Donna Harraway, to the neo-Marxist historical geography of Mike Davis and David Harvey. The book is centrally concerned with the social and cultural change brought about by the rise of the new social movements in the United States, such as the women's movement and the lesbian, gay, queer, and transgendered movements, and the backlash by the American new right against this change. Ethical and political concerns are central to the arguments, which is framed in terms of Emmanuel Levinas's notion of radical, non-reciprocal responsibility. Laura Chernaik is a free-lance writer.
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