Since the journal’s founding, Fast Capitalism has been at the forefront researching labor. As capitalism changes, the relationship between capital and labor evolves. We must continue to explore these dynamics into the future. This Labor Day read up on some of our articles exploring work in contemporary capitalism. Speed: Through, Across, and In—The Landscapes of CapitalRobert Goldman, Stephen Papson,…Continue Reading LABOR AT FAST CAPITALISM
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FAST CAPITALISM 7.1 ARCHIVED ON THE NEW SITE
ARTICLES Looking Over the Cliff: Globalizing Inequalities and the Challenge for a Global Social TheoryJason Powell PDF Activism in the Fast Lane: Social Movements and the Neglect of TimeKamilla Pietrzyk PDF Death-Drive America: On Scott Wilson’s Vision of the Cultural Politics of American Nihilism in the Age of SupercapitalismmarkMark Featherstone PDF Community Accessibility: Tweeters Take…Continue Reading FAST CAPITALISM 7.1 ARCHIVED ON THE NEW SITE
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This special issue is about the narrative, visual and auditory power of biography. Curated by Audrey Sprenger and Ashley Vaughan, it features new, short and never before seen works by anthropologist Katie Stewart, novelist and literary critic Amitava Kumar, sociologist Charles Lemert and filmmaker and folklorist John Cohen, as well as eleven other master storytellers….Continue Reading FAST CAPITALISM 6.1 ARCHIVED ON THE NEW SITE
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ARTICLES Reflections on Leaving FacebookDavid Hill PDF Ethnography, Torture and the Human Terrain / Terror SystemNeil L. Whitehead PDF The Contribution of Implosion to the Exuberance of the DeadGeorge Sanders PDF The Cult of Exchange Value and the Critical Theory of SpectacleMark P. Worrell PDF Marcuse in America—Exile as EducatorCharles Reitz PDF Sign Story: Shifting…Continue Reading FAST CAPITALISM 5.2 ARCHIVED ON NEW SITE
FALL 2019 COLLOQUIA
The Center for Theory‘s Fall Colloquium Series is ready! Dan Levine – UTA Psychology – 9/23 at Noon in UH 432 Dustin Harp – UTA Communications – 10/28 at Noon in UH 432 “Digital Culture: Promises, Progress and Power” a Roundtable – 11/20 at 6pm (Architecture 204) Kenneth Williford – UTA Philosophy – 12/4 at Noon in UH 432…Continue Reading FALL 2019 COLLOQUIA