Cartographies: Poststructuralism and the Mapping of Bodies and Spaces

Christoph Cox · Rosalyn Diprose · Robyn Ferrell

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Part 1 The mapping: Richard Rorty and the poet's utopia, robyn Ferrell desiring production itself - notes on the invention of photography, Geoffrey Batchen dot, circle, difference - translating central desert paintings, Jennifer Biddle. Part 2 Of bodies 1: Nietzsche and the body of the philosopher, Paul Patton life itself, Cathryn Vasseleu a Genethics that makes sense, Rosalyn Diprose. Part 3 Of bodies 2: corporeal representation in/and the body politic, Moira Gatens Corpus delicti - the body at the scene of writing, Vicki Kirby. Part 4 And spaces: the advent of America at EPCOT Center, Stephen Rugare business, pleasure, narrative - the folktale in our times, Helen Grace.

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