The Spectacle of the Scaffold – Foucault, Corporal Punishment, and the Digital Age
Witnesses who described the scene could even be prosecuted, thereby ensuring that the execution should cease to be a spectacle Continue reading
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I’m Not Your Mary: The Derridean Différance in Silent Hill 2
Konami’s Silent Hill 2 (2001), a stand-alone title in the Silent Hill series, may be considered one of the seminal Continue reading
Transport for London and the Total Advertisement
When TfL announced that Canada Water station was to be dubbed ‘Buxton Water’ for Marathon Day we witnessed one of Continue reading
Deleuze V. Dolezal – Yeah, We’re Actually Doing This
Deleuze and Identity Politics Deleuze has been used before to critique identity politics, sometimes this has been done with the Continue reading
Walter Benjamin and the Aesthetics of Video Games
The great messianic art critic Walter Benjamin saw the role of film in his era of capitalist culture as creating Continue reading
