The Biopolitical Turn in World Cinema

The Biopolitical Turn in World CinemaExplores biopolitical currents in world cinema, paying particular attention to postsocialist and postrevolutionary filmmakers from Iran, Russia, China, and Romania. The Biopolitical Turn in World Cinema explores how cinematic form and content understand and represent relationships of power between the state and life itself. Cinema, it argues, is both technical apparatus and aesthetic object and as such is imminently biopolitical, both as a medium of

and Asian diasporas in the continental United States and Puerto Rico from the nineteenth century to the present

A magisterial overview of the history of economic thought from the seventeenth century to the present day

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The author discusses extensively the nature of ancient commentary

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• Debates over cultural plurality and diversity

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