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The Somatechnics of Violence: (Im)material, Affective, and Digital Transformations. Editorial PT2
Somatechnics 14 (2):107-114 (2024)
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Violence takes many forms, as the editors and authors in this double special issue on the somatechnics of violence also argue.1 Forming the second instalment of a project that wishes to rethink and update philosophical and critical theoretical conceptualisations of violence, this particular issue starts with some topological and cartographical reflections on violence.Author Profiles
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