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  1. Dub, Utopia and the Ruins of the Caribbean.Joe P. L. Davidson - 2022 - Theory, Culture and Society 39 (1):3-22.
    The weathered stone, collapsed lintels and hollow roofs of the ruin have long evoked a sense of pathos, standing as monuments to the disastrous contours of history and the possibility of alternative futures. In this article, I ask: What is the meaning of the ruin in the postcolonial context of the Caribbean? There are few physical ruins in the Caribbean, resulting in a feeling of lack: the architectural landscape fails to speak to the catastrophes of slavery and colonialism. Dub, a (...)
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  • Technology, Embodiment, and Affect in Voice Sciences: The Voice is an Imaginary Organ.Mickey Vallee - 2017 - Body and Society 23 (2):83-105.
    This article is interested in ‘voice imaging’ as a technical field through which people experience new relations between organic and inorganic forms of life. Grounded in a study of voice imaging in historical and contemporary scientific research, the article applies and expands on Bernard Stiegler’s ‘General Organology’, with an eye to understanding the voice as a dynamic capacity for volition. By exploring the scientific research into voice imaging, the article argues that the voice, as a cultural image, is an imaginary (...)
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