[Dancecult-l] A geneology of "assemblage"?

[arri stone]

Delueze and Guattari discuss "assemblage" in "A Thousand Plateaus".  
   
  Hope this helps,
   
  Arri Stone
  Instructor - Communication
  Tampa, FL

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1. A geneology of "assemblage"? (jaustin at uwm.edu)


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Date: Sun, 1 Oct 2006 17:46:39 -0500
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My pardons for x-posting!

I recently read a journal article in which an emergent sexual
practice/subculture ("dogging" -- see citation below) was conceptualized as
(roughly) an assemblage of bodies, technologies, spaces, and antecedent sexual
practices and subcultures.

Although my research is concerned with well-established, long-standing, and
global subcultures (graffiti artists and goths), the "assemblages"
conceptualization might solve some on-going problems with the way that youth
subcultures have been framed (in past and recent scholarship), while also
accounting for local variations. I write to ask:

*What are the key readings for understanding the geneology of "assemblage" as a
way of framing cultural practices/communities?

*Are you aware of any scholarship dealing with subcultures (youth or otherwise)
that put this framework to use?

Thanx for the always-insightful responses of the academic e-communities! Please
respond on-list!

love and kisses,

joe austin, history, uw-milwaukee, usa

David Bell, "Bodies, Technologies, Spaces: On 'Dogging'" _Sexualities_ (2006),
vol9(4): 387-407.




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