Liquid Spaces in Modern Historiography

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface and Acknowledgements V
3. Contents VII
4. Introductions: Futures of the Study of Culture
5. Futures of the Study of Culture: Some Opening Remarks 1
6. Collaborative Research in the Study of Culture 17
7. I. Horizons for Future Reflections
8. Taking Responsibility for the Future: Ten Proposals for Shaping the Future of the Study of Culture into a Problem-Solving Paradigm 29
9. The “Future Sense” and the Future of the Study of Culture 66
10. II. No Future? Politics and Concerns
11. Pre-Post-Apocalyptic Culture: The Future(s) of the Humanities 83
12. The Global Eye or Foucault Rewired: Security, Control, and Scholarship in the Twenty-first Century 94
13. No Future: The Study of Culture in the Twenty-first Century 110
14. Beyond the Colonial Shadow? Delinking, Border Thinking, and Theoretical Futures of Cultural History 123
15. III. Theorizing Pasts, Presents, Futures
16. The Society of Singularities 141
17. After Literature: The Geographies, Technologies, and Epistemologies of Reading and Writing in the Early Twenty-first Century 155
18. The Integrative Potentials of Arts-based Research for the Study of Culture: A Reflection on The Lagoon Cycle by Helen Mayer Harrison and Newton Harrison 169
19. After Hybridity: Grafting as a Model of Cultural Translation 182
20. Liquid Spaces in Modern Historiography 203
21. IV. Future Connectivities: Economy, Natural Sciences, Ecology
22. Culture in the Marketplace 223
23. Cultural History, Science Studies, and Global Economy: New and Future Approaches 236
24. Normativity and Culture in the Context of Modern Medicine: A Prospective Vision of an Elective Affinity 250
25. Multispecies Futures and the Study of Culture 274
26. Future Trading Zones for the Study of Culture: An Interview with Peter L. Galison 288
27. Notes on Contributors 299
28. Index 305