Issue 36 Friendship Winter 2009/10
Table of Contents
Columns
- Ingestion / The Word Made Flesh
Eigil Zu Tage-Ravn The ecstasy of the scroll eaters
- Colors / Black
Paul La Farge To see or not to see
- Inventory / Cigninota
Christopher Turner The mark of the swan
- Leftovers / Where Do Teeth Go?
Helen Denise Polson Out of the mouths of babes
Main
- The Art of Movement
Christopher Turner The kinetographic charms of Rudolf von Laban
- A Difficult Pancake: An Interview with Hinke Osinga and Bernd Krauskopf
Margaret Wertheim, Bernd Krauskopf, and Hinke Osinga Making sense of the Lorenz Manifold
- The Tale of the Color
Georg Simmel Little Grülp’s search for a home
- Judging a Book by Its Cover
Geoffrey Batchen Tracing the form of Barthes’s Camera Lucida
- Technomasochism
Lev Bratishenko Getting spanked by INTERCAL
- Artist Project / The Dreamer, or, the Adventures of a Luftmensch
Zoe Beloff
- Bachelors, Snakes, and Squiggles
Aaron Schuster The brief history of a famous literary doodle
- Death and Sudden Death (After Dr. Brouardel)
Steve Reinke Surprise endings
- Artist Project / Rhapsody in Death
Lena Herzog
- Postscript
Cabinet crushed by USPS; saved by poetry
- Filing Form 3526 (Four Drafts for the Brooklyn P.O.)
Domestic Mail Manual, with Jeff Dolven A bureaucratic aufhebung
Friendship
- In Defense of Friendlessness
Beth Blum Hatred alone is immortal
- Artist Project / Guille and Belinda
Alessandra Sanguinetti
- Other Self: An Interview with Angie Hobbs
Jeffrey Kastner, Sina Najafi, and Angie Hobbs The philosophies of friendship
- The Friend in the Mirror
Mats Bigert The phantom limbs of relationships past
- Artist Project / Group Resonance
Matti Kallioinen
- Scenography of Friendship
Svetlana Boym Hannah Arendt, Mary McCarthy, and anchovy paste
- Speak Not, Memory
Sina Najafi A friend indeed?
- Revolution in Mind
Albert Mobilio The remains of that day
- Letter to an Unremembered Companion
Christine Wertheim The shape of your face, the cut of your hair
- Artist Project / My K.A.P. Friends
Sabrina Gschwandtner
- (Face)book of the Dead
Mark Dery Friendship in the age of social networking
- On the Misrecognition of Friends
D. Graham Burnett The mytho-poetic birth of performance art
- Trust Me, I’ve Never Done This Before
Richard Fleming Throat, razor, friend
- Project for the Separation of Friends
Shelley Jackson An editorial operation
- A Link to Bind Where Circumstances Part
Gabriel Coxhead Hands across the sea
And
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