Affective Game Topologies: Any-Space-Whatevers – Felicity J. Colman

May 21, 2008 | Games, Other, Volume 13

Abstract Felicity J. Colman opens up the variety of virtual positions and affective regimes with which we form space and play-place. Drawing on Deleuze and Guattari, the piece considers the orientation to action of gaming bodies through intensities of affect. The...

‘You That Way, We This Way’: Spectatorship and Song in Kenneth Branagh’s Love’s Labour’s Lost – Felicia Chan & Yong Li Lan

Feb 3, 2004 | Film, Older Media, Other, Print Media, Volume 05

In our teaching of Shakespearean film adaptation to undergraduates, one of the issues that frequently arises in class discussions is the question of how the visuality of the cinematic medium is constructed in tension against the verbal nature of Shakespeare’s...

Staying Connected… (beneath the rubble): Temporal Vertigo and the Attack on America – Leonie Cooper

Sep 8, 2001 | Other

The World Trade Center ‘incident’ accelerated the strange sense of temporal vertigo we are already experiencing as we try to live in this science-fictional world. Journal Entry 101: September, 13th, 2001 …This world was just a dream we were sleeping now we...