[Nettime-bold] affective encounters e-book

[Susanna Paasonen <suspaa@utu.fi>]

*** sorry for cross-posting ***

Announcement of a new e-book:

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS FOR _AFFECTIVE ENCOUNTERS: RETHINKING EMBODIMENT IN 
FEMINIST MEDIA STUDIES_
Anu Koivunen and Susanna Paasonen (editors)


University of Turku, School of Art, Literature and Music Series A, N:o 49
ISBN 951-29-2237-1
296 pp.
E-book at http://www.utu.fi/hum/mediatutkimus/affective/proceedings.pdf
(& http://www.utu.fi/hum/mediatutkimus/affective/proceedings.html)
Media Studies, Turku 2001


Last September, University of Turku (Finland) hosted an international 
conference on the broad issues of affectivity and embodiment. Now in all 34
workshop presentations from this conference have been published as an 
e-book on line. Exploring how affects are constructed, experiences
signified and embodiment articulated, it features readings of film, 
television, new media, advertisements and print journalism, as well as
arts, architecture and music. Approaches range from philosophical and 
aesthetic to historical and sociological.

The e-book, as well as individual contributions (listed and linked at 
http://www.utu.fi/hum/mediatutkimus/affective/proceedings.html) can be 
downloaded at no cost. However, you will need an Adobe Acrobat Reader 
(preferrably version 5) which is available (at no cost) at
<http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html>.



CONTENTS:


Anu Koivunen
Preface: The Affective Turn?


Sara Ahmed
Communities that Feel: Intensity, Difference and Attachment


Ana Paula Baltazar
Architecture as Interface: Forming and Informing Spaces and Subjects


Jennifer Lyon Bell
Character and Cognition in Modern Pornography


Rosemary Betterton
Spaces of Memory: Photographic Practices of Home and Exile


Joanna Bouldin
The Body, Animation and The Real: Race, Reality and the Rotoscope in Betty 
Boop


Hannu Eerik�inen
Love Your Prosthesis Like Yourself: 'Sex', Text and the Body in Cyber Discourse


Taru Elfving
The Girl in Space-time: Encounters with and within Eija-Liisa Ahtila's 
Video Installations


Amy Herzog
Affectivity, Becoming, and the Cinematic Event: Gilles Deleuze and the 
Futures of Feminist Film Theory


Katarina Jungar and Elina Oinas
Inventing "African Solutions": HIV Prevention and Medical Media


Sanna Karkulehto
Effects and Affects in Queer as Folk


Martta Kaukonen
"I Must Reveal a Shocking Secret": Transvestites in American Talk Shows


Jane Kilby
Tracking Shock: Some Thoughts on TV, Trauma, Testimony


Emmy Kurjenpuu
Women's Magazines Meet Feminist Philosophy


Minna Lahti
"I Thought I Would Become a Millionaire" - Desire and Disillusionment in 
Silicon Valley, California


Mari-Elina Laukkanen
Ladies for Sale: The Finnish Press as Profiteer


Ilmari Leppihalme
Do Muscles Have a Gender? A Female Subject Building her Body in the Film 
Pumping Iron II: the Women


Justine Lloyd and Lesley Johnson
The Three Faces of Eve: The Post-War Houswife, Melodrama and Home


Tapio M�kel�
Re-reading Digitality through Scientific Discourses of Cybernetics: 
Fantasies of Disembodied Users and Embodied Computers


Norie Neumark
E/motional Machines: Esprit de Corps


Kaarina Nikunen
Dangerous Emotions? Finnish Television Fans and Sensibilities of Fandom


Sanna Ojaj�rvi
Visual Acts: Choreography of Touches, Glances and Movements Between Hosts 
and Assistants on Television


Susanna Paasonen
Best Wives are Artefacts? Popular Cybernetics and Robot Women in the 1970s


Megan D. Pincus
Must They Be Famous Vaginas? The Effect and Affect of Celebrity on the 
Vagina Monologues and V-day 2001


Liina Puustinen
Gender for Sale: Advertising Design as Technologies of Gender


Christine Ross
Depression and Video Art at the Turn of the Millenium: The Work of Diana Thater


Leena-Maija Rossi
Why Do I Love and Hate the Sugarfolks in Syruptown? Studying the Visual 
Production of Heteronormativity in Television Commercials


Janne Rovio
The Vintage Van Damme Look


Moira Sullivan
Lesbographic Pornography


Rebecca Sullivan
Biotechnological Embodiment: Gender and Scientific Anxiety in Horror Films


Heidi Tikka
Missing the Point - Situated User Experience and the Materiality of Interaction


Julie Turnock
A Catalysm of Carnage, Nausea, and Death: Saving Private Ryan and Bodily 
Engagement


Pasi V�liaho
An Audiovisual Brain: Towards a Digital Image of Thought in Jean-Luc 
Godard's Histoire(s) du cin�ma


Hans Wessels
The Positioning of Lou Reed from a Profeminist Perspective


Jennifer Willet
Imagining the Self

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