1. ARCHIVE FEVER
Archive Fever is a peak nerd podcast featuring intimate conversations with writers, artists, curators, fellow historians and other victims of the research bug.
ARCHIVE FEVER
2. Archive Fevers by Tara Blake | boiler-house-press
Tara Blake's Archive Fevers is a challenging and personal response to Jacques Derrida's path-breaking Archive Fever (1995).
Tara Blake’s Archive Fevers is a challenging and personal response to Jacques Derrida’s path-breaking Archive Fever (1995). The book takes the form of a fictional email exchange between a young queer scholar, Scarlett Durand, and her psychotherapist, Hannah Kublitz. Over the course of their correspondence between 1997 and 2011, Scarlett’s intellectual and personal life unfolds alongside her growing archival delirium. Scarlett’s childhood memories, adolescent traumas, dreams of a ‘mystery woman’, and reflections on her mother’s slow death become mixed with her research into ethnographic and political events of the 1930s and beyond. Archive Fevers brings biography, critical theory, ethnography, plagiarism and psychoanalysis into thrilling new conversation. Established figures such as Derrida, Sigmund and Anna Freud, Margaret Mead and Avital Ronell are approached as thinkers but also as archives, their personal narratives, slips and mistakes playfully re-visited and re-created. Throughout the book runs Scarlett’s quest to reveal the matriarchal qualities of the archive that she believes Derrida has repressed, and her struggle to know whether she is truly writing in her own voice and name. - - 'A mind-bending read that is both disturbing and funny in places. Blake does the necessary work of placing therapy in the midst of theoretical, historical, and critical legacies. Archive Fevers offers a therapeutic dialogue as a messy, restricted archive, a tradition presided over by flawed...
3. Starting Feb 4! ARCHIVE FEVER: Women's Cinema from South ...
The ARCHIVE FEVER film series includes a cult-classic from the archives, an essay film exploring the nature of archiving, and three experiments in transmission: ...
This film series will be presented online from February 4 -13.
4. Archive Fever: Uses of the Document in Contemporary Art
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Organized by renowned scholar and ICP Adjunct Curator Okwui Enwezor, Archive Fever: Uses of the Document in Contemporary Art will present works by leading contemporary ...
5. Archival Fever - Dipsaus Podcast
30 dec 2018 · The plan was to embark on a research project exploring how Yoruba women experience and conceptualise erotic love (This was before Lola Shoneyin ...
This is the full text of the keynote speech that Bibi Bakare-Yusuf, co-founder and publishing director of Cassava Republic gave at the third annual Abantu Book Festival in Soweto, South Africa.
6. [PDF] Archive Fever: A Freudian Impression
Archive Fever: A Freudian Impression. Author(s): Jacques Derrida and Eric Prenowitz. Source: Diacritics, Vol. 25, No. 2 (Summer, 1995), pp. 9-63. Published by: ...
7. Fever Season : Leslie Fish & Heather Alexander - Internet Archive
3 okt 2020 · Fever Season (1991)
Fever Season (1991)
8. All S4 Episodes - ARCHIVE FEVER
And what does it mean to celebrate powerful women when Australia is still in many ways a man's country?
ARCHIVE FEVER
9. [PDF] Archive Fever - Jacqu rrida - Monoskop
In fact, I will limit myself even further and be content if you answer only one question: When your daughter conveyed those words to the congress in Jerusalem, ...
10. Introduction: Archive Fever, Archive Stories - De Gruyter
Asan ''Indian'' woman seeking evidence of Indian women either silenced ormarginalized by the colonial state and its archives, she was not only read-ing the ...
Introduction: Archive Fever, Archive Stories was published in Archive Stories on page 1.
11. Sick Girl : Amy Silverstein : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming
6 feb 2013 · internetarchivebooks; inlibrary; printdisabled. Contributor: Internet Archive. Language: English. Item Size: 922.3M. Access-restricted-item ...
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12. The chronicle of - Drain Magazine
These topics are addressed by other indigenous women authors. The chronicle of <…>: Do we have to be in the same room to be incorporated within the collective?
(Text generated by AI in collaboration with Eugene Hansen, Jenny Gillam and Bruce E. Phillips)