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- LOVE’S LESSONS
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- MICHEL FOUCAULT, FRIEDRICH KITTLER, AND THE INTERMINABLE HALF-LIFE OF “SO-CALLED MAN”
- THE SPECTACULAR ANTHROPOCENE
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- DIGITAL CINEMA AND ECSTATIC TECHNOLOGY
- GENERAL ISSUE 2017
- NUCLEAR SONG
- POETRY AFTER HIROSHIMA?
- UNDERMINING
- “NUCLEAR CONSUMED LOVE”
- THAT’S WHY WE CAME HERE
- RADIOACTIVE WASTE AND AUSTRALIA’S ABORIGINAL PEOPLE
- THE MEDICAL IMPLICATIONS OF FUKUSHIMA FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS
- ATOMIC GUILDSWOMEN
- GOING NUCLEAR
- BEYOND OUR NUCLEAR ENTANGLEMENT
- AFFECTIVE RHETORIC AND THE CULTURAL POLITICS OF DETERMINATE NEGATION
- POSTLUDES
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- NUCLEAR THEORY DEGREE ZERO, WITH TWO CHEERS FOR DERRIDA
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