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Snediker, Michael D.

doi:10.1353/pmc.0.0023

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“…We follow from this line of inquiry to think about how the viral hauntology of HIV/AIDS is seated within contemporary forms of social life and the infrastructures of gay sociability. More specifically, we take from the affective and temporal threads within queer theory to understand how HIV fearfulness-in spite of the promises or "queer optimism" (Snediker 2008) of PrEP-continues to haunt gay subjectivity, albeit in new ways.…”

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Affects, Interfaces, Events

2021

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This book engages with how affective encounters are shaped and conditioned by interfacial events. Together, the chapters explore the implications of this on a micro-perceptual and macro-relational level through an experimental middling of approaches and examples. While broadly departing from a Spinozist and Deleuzian theoretical foundation, the book weaves together a compelling number of conceptual and empirical trajectories. Always attuned to the implications, modulations and tonalities arising in the readings through art, journalism, bodies, an/archives, data and design, Affects, Interfaces, Events allows for a truly transdisciplinary resonance driven by theory, technology and practice.

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Section: Affective Hauntings Of Hivmentioning

confidence: 99%