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Virtual (Dis)orientations and the Luminosity of Disabled Girlhood

Anastasia Todd

Youth with Disabilities . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . 10.7551/mitpress/10259.001.0001 Burgess , Jean , and Joshua Green . 2009 . Youtube . Cambridge, UK : Polity Press . Deleuze , Gilles . 1986 . Foucault . Trans. and ed. Sean Hand

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Pushing the Boundaries

Curating LuYang, a Global Artist Embedded in Local Situatedness

Nora Gantert and Malte Lin-Kröger

fixed selfhood in favor of malleable, self-created forms of subjectivity. Recalling Foucault's concept of “technologies of the self” and his ideas on the “art of living,” Oscar Bulaong Jr. remarks: “To create the self as a work of art points to self

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Jeffrey M. Zacks, Trevor Ponech, Jane Stadler, and Malcolm Turvey

) and the narrative fictional Forgiveness (2006). S , erban, who aspires to think and write about metaphysical, world-historical, and ethical-political affairs in the elusive theoretical idioms of Foucault, Zˇizˇek, and Badiou, will remind many readers

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Wyatt Moss-Wellington, Dooley Murphy, Robert Sinnerbrink, and Kirsten Moana Thompson

model in turn founded on Michel Foucault's self-contained notion of ethics as “a self's relationship to itself” (68), a solipsistic approach the book returns to but that necessarily loses sight of one's effect on others. Moreover, in a chapter introduced