Pepe Romanillos jlromanillosexeteracuk Gabriel Tarde and imitation Elias Canetti and the crowd JeanLuc Nancy Exposures Noli Me Tangere Antonio da Corregio c1534 Prado Madrid ID: 911558
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Theorising contagion and space
Pepe Romanillos
j.l.romanillos@exeter.ac.uk
Slide2Gabriel Tarde and “imitation”
Slide3Elias Canetti and the crowd
Slide4Jean-Luc Nancy: Exposures
Noli
Me
Tangere
, Antonio
da
Corregio
, c.1534 (Prado, Madrid)
Slide5Michel Foucault and what contagion makes possible
Slide6Mapping contagion 1: Peter Haggett
Slide7Mapping contagion 2: Torsten Hägerstrand
Slide8Slide9Slide10Questions on contagion…
What are the specifically
new conditions
of/for contagion operating today?
Technological possibilities, after
Bernard Stiegler
In what ways does the phenomenon of contagion demand new
modes of visualisation
?
What
understandings of space
does contagion (its circulations, diffusions, speed etc.) provoke?
From contagion as located ‘within’ space, to the production of new spatialities (surfaces, volumes, flows, intensities, atmospheres)
What are the
conditions
that make contagion possible?
And, in turn, what does the phenomenon of contagion, and the responses and interventions it instigates, make possible (new modes of governing, control and so on)?