Seeds: Signals, Fragments, and Structures of Silence: Brill Research Perspectives in Humanities and Social Sciences / Brill Research Perspectives in Popular Culture
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004763340
ISBN-10: 9004763341
Pagini: 217
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.47 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Brill Research Perspectives in Humanities and Social Sciences / Brill Research Perspectives in Popular Culture
ISBN-10: 9004763341
Pagini: 217
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.47 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Brill Research Perspectives in Humanities and Social Sciences / Brill Research Perspectives in Popular Culture
Notă biografică
Bill Zima (School of the Art Institute of Chicago, BFA, 1990) is an outsider conceptual artist, theorist, and media archaeologist based in the Scottish Highlands. His work investigates silence, signal, and operative time through Morse-based structures across writing, sound, and form.
Cuprins
Contents
Foreword
Preface
List of Figures
Introduction
Orientation and Context
Part 1 Seeds: Fields and Fragments
Introduction to Part 1
1 Breath and Rhythm
2 Time Structures
3 Silence and Survival
4 Symbol and Signal
5 Perception and Pattern
6 Collapse and Continuity
7 Emotional Simultaneity
Fragments Index
Part 2 Foundational Seeds
Introduction to Part 2
8 Against the Grain—Chomsky, Generative Structure, and the Poetics of Signal
9 Archetype, Signal, and the Unconscious Structure—Working with Jung in Pattern and Breath
10 Cognitive Origami—Immersion, Latent Memory, and the Velocity of Thought
11 Drift, Trace, Delay—Working with Derrida in Signal and Silence
12 Duration as Breath—Bergson, Memory, and the Time of Signal
13 Dwelling in the Signal—Heidegger, Being, and the Structure of Presence
14 Embodied Signal—Simone de Beauvoir, Ambiguity, and the Practice of Becoming
15 From Story to Signal—Folklore, Morse Code, and the Architecture of Collective Wisdom
16 Hauntology in Signal—Fisher, Lost Futures, and the Architecture of Delay
17 Holding Time—Bowlby, Attachment, and the Structure of Emotional Survival
18 I Am a Forest—Nietzsche, Signal, and the Darkness of Structure
19 Inner Architectures—Bachelard, Breath, and the Poetics of Space-Time
20 Inscription and Survival—Kittler, Signal/Noise, and the Architecture of Media
21 Memory Inscribed—Proust, Duration, and the Architecture of Recall
22 Myth as Code—Lévi-Strauss, Structure, and the Pulse of Thought
23 Oceans of Time: Signal, Longing, and the Breath of the Unsaid
24 Open Work, Signal Drift—Eco, Semiotics, and the Interpretation of Structure
25 Other Tongues—Language, Identity, and the Morse Code Self
26 Perception Held in Breath—Merleau-Ponty and the Embodied Signal
27 Repetition as Being—Aristotle, Habit, and the Structure of Signal
28 Rip Van Winkle Memory—Lost Books, Latent Thought, and the Return through Signal
29 Saussure and the Drift of the Signifier—Signal, Residue, and Emotional Structure
30 Signal and the Infinite Line—Shakespeare, Memory, and the Breath of the Word
31 Signal as Appearance—Arendt, Action, and the Architecture of Presence
32 Signal as Holding—Erskine, Relational Needs, and the Structure of Presence
33 Signal in Collapse—My Work and the Architecture of Collapsology
34 Signal, Lack, and Structure—Lacan, the Symbolic, and the Code of Desire
35 Signal, Trace, Presence—Working inside Peirce’s Triad
36 Signs of My Time—from My Father’s Shop to Signal, Baudrillard, and the Collapse of the Real
37 Simulacra, Signal, and Silence—Living beyond Meaning
38 Structure and Nothingness—Sartre, Being, and the Signal of Existence
39 The Architecture of Collapse
40 The Archive of Signal—Foucault, Discourse, and Structures of Survival
41 The Aura of the Signal—Benjamin, Memory, and the Repetition of Presence
42 The Function of the Signal—Jakobson, Structure, and the Poetics of Code
43 The Gesture Becomes the Signal—Cocteau, Metamorphosis, and the Poetics of Code
44 The Grain of the Signal—Barthes, Mythologies, and the Residue of Voice
45 The Grid Is My Home
46 The Law of the Signal—Kafka, Structure, and the Poetics of Ambiguity
47 The Medium Is the Signal—McLuhan, Environment, and the Code of Presence
48 The Performativity of Silence—Butler, Voice, and the Code of Survival
49 The Repetition of Presence—Kierkegaard, Inwardness, and Signal as Leap
50 The Return of the Signal—Freud, Latency, and Repetition as Presence
51 The Rhythm Beneath—Kristeva, Semiotic Pulse, and Signal as Survival
52 The Signal of Revolt—Camus, Absurdity, and Structure without Hope
53 The Time of the Signal—Ernst, Sonicity, and Media as Temporal Structure
54 The Work in My Soul—Frankenstein, Trauma, and the Signal of the Ununderstood
55 Through the Door of Code
56 What Can Be Shown—Wittgenstein, Language Games, and the Silence of Signal
57 Whispers of Time—Global Stories as Signal Structures
Part 3 Codebook: Sketchbook Signals
Introduction to Part 3
Part 4 Selected Collected Seeds (Essays)
Introduction to Part 4
Aesthetics and My Practice
Art Theory and My Practice (with Footnotes)
Cognitive Aesthetics and My Practice
Collapsology and My Practice
Disability Studies and My Practice
Embodiment and My Practice
Media Archaeology and My Practice
Memory Studies and My Practice
Neurodivergence and My Practice
Phenomenology and My Practice
Semiotics and My Practice
Trauma Studies and My Practice
Bibliography
Appendix A: Structure and Orientation
Appendix B: Key Terms and Conceptual Vocabulary
Foreword
Preface
List of Figures
Introduction
Orientation and Context
Part 1 Seeds: Fields and Fragments
Introduction to Part 1
1 Breath and Rhythm
2 Time Structures
3 Silence and Survival
4 Symbol and Signal
5 Perception and Pattern
6 Collapse and Continuity
7 Emotional Simultaneity
Fragments Index
Part 2 Foundational Seeds
Introduction to Part 2
8 Against the Grain—Chomsky, Generative Structure, and the Poetics of Signal
9 Archetype, Signal, and the Unconscious Structure—Working with Jung in Pattern and Breath
10 Cognitive Origami—Immersion, Latent Memory, and the Velocity of Thought
11 Drift, Trace, Delay—Working with Derrida in Signal and Silence
12 Duration as Breath—Bergson, Memory, and the Time of Signal
13 Dwelling in the Signal—Heidegger, Being, and the Structure of Presence
14 Embodied Signal—Simone de Beauvoir, Ambiguity, and the Practice of Becoming
15 From Story to Signal—Folklore, Morse Code, and the Architecture of Collective Wisdom
16 Hauntology in Signal—Fisher, Lost Futures, and the Architecture of Delay
17 Holding Time—Bowlby, Attachment, and the Structure of Emotional Survival
18 I Am a Forest—Nietzsche, Signal, and the Darkness of Structure
19 Inner Architectures—Bachelard, Breath, and the Poetics of Space-Time
20 Inscription and Survival—Kittler, Signal/Noise, and the Architecture of Media
21 Memory Inscribed—Proust, Duration, and the Architecture of Recall
22 Myth as Code—Lévi-Strauss, Structure, and the Pulse of Thought
23 Oceans of Time: Signal, Longing, and the Breath of the Unsaid
24 Open Work, Signal Drift—Eco, Semiotics, and the Interpretation of Structure
25 Other Tongues—Language, Identity, and the Morse Code Self
26 Perception Held in Breath—Merleau-Ponty and the Embodied Signal
27 Repetition as Being—Aristotle, Habit, and the Structure of Signal
28 Rip Van Winkle Memory—Lost Books, Latent Thought, and the Return through Signal
29 Saussure and the Drift of the Signifier—Signal, Residue, and Emotional Structure
30 Signal and the Infinite Line—Shakespeare, Memory, and the Breath of the Word
31 Signal as Appearance—Arendt, Action, and the Architecture of Presence
32 Signal as Holding—Erskine, Relational Needs, and the Structure of Presence
33 Signal in Collapse—My Work and the Architecture of Collapsology
34 Signal, Lack, and Structure—Lacan, the Symbolic, and the Code of Desire
35 Signal, Trace, Presence—Working inside Peirce’s Triad
36 Signs of My Time—from My Father’s Shop to Signal, Baudrillard, and the Collapse of the Real
37 Simulacra, Signal, and Silence—Living beyond Meaning
38 Structure and Nothingness—Sartre, Being, and the Signal of Existence
39 The Architecture of Collapse
40 The Archive of Signal—Foucault, Discourse, and Structures of Survival
41 The Aura of the Signal—Benjamin, Memory, and the Repetition of Presence
42 The Function of the Signal—Jakobson, Structure, and the Poetics of Code
43 The Gesture Becomes the Signal—Cocteau, Metamorphosis, and the Poetics of Code
44 The Grain of the Signal—Barthes, Mythologies, and the Residue of Voice
45 The Grid Is My Home
46 The Law of the Signal—Kafka, Structure, and the Poetics of Ambiguity
47 The Medium Is the Signal—McLuhan, Environment, and the Code of Presence
48 The Performativity of Silence—Butler, Voice, and the Code of Survival
49 The Repetition of Presence—Kierkegaard, Inwardness, and Signal as Leap
50 The Return of the Signal—Freud, Latency, and Repetition as Presence
51 The Rhythm Beneath—Kristeva, Semiotic Pulse, and Signal as Survival
52 The Signal of Revolt—Camus, Absurdity, and Structure without Hope
53 The Time of the Signal—Ernst, Sonicity, and Media as Temporal Structure
54 The Work in My Soul—Frankenstein, Trauma, and the Signal of the Ununderstood
55 Through the Door of Code
56 What Can Be Shown—Wittgenstein, Language Games, and the Silence of Signal
57 Whispers of Time—Global Stories as Signal Structures
Part 3 Codebook: Sketchbook Signals
Introduction to Part 3
Part 4 Selected Collected Seeds (Essays)
Introduction to Part 4
Aesthetics and My Practice
Art Theory and My Practice (with Footnotes)
Cognitive Aesthetics and My Practice
Collapsology and My Practice
Disability Studies and My Practice
Embodiment and My Practice
Media Archaeology and My Practice
Memory Studies and My Practice
Neurodivergence and My Practice
Phenomenology and My Practice
Semiotics and My Practice
Trauma Studies and My Practice
Bibliography
Appendix A: Structure and Orientation
Appendix B: Key Terms and Conceptual Vocabulary