Massumi, Brian
Full Professor
Post-doctorate in the History of Representation, Stanford University, 1988
Doctorate in French Literature, Yale University, 1987
Master’s in French Literature, Yale University, 1981
Contact information
| Office : | B-411 |
|---|---|
| Building : | Marie-Victorin |
| Phone : | 514 343-6858 |
| E-mail : | brian.massumi@umontreal.ca |
| Website : | http://www.brianmassumi.com |
Fields of Specialty
- Communication philosophy and cultural studies
- New technologies and the political economics of images
- The visual culture and the history of the senses
Research Interests
- Virtual philosophy and conscience theory
- Electronic art and computer-assisted design in architecture
- Color theory and perception philosophy
Recent Publications
MASSUMI, B. "Sur le Droit à la Non-Communication de la Différence." Ethnopsy (3). Special Issue "Guerres et paix," STENGERS, I. et NATHAN, T. (éd.), in press.
MASSUMI, B. (2002) Parables for the Virtual: Movement, Affect, Sensation, Durham: Duke University Press.
MASSUMI, B. (éd.) (2002). A Shock to Thought: Expression After Deleuze and Guattari, London/New York: Routledge.
MASSUMI, B. (2000). "Chaos in the 'Total Field' of Vision." Dans SAMSONOW, E. et ALLIEZ, E., Hyperplastik: Kunst und Konzepte der Wahrnehmung in Zeiten der mental imagery, Vienna: Turia+Kant: 245-267.
MASSUMI, B. (2000). "Too-Blue: Color-Patch for an Expanded Empiricism." Cultural Studies, 14 (2): 253-302.
MASSUMI, B. (2000) "The Ether and Your Anger: Toward a Pragmatics of the Useless." In OCKMAN, J. (ed.), The Pragmatist Imagination: Thinking about Things in the Making, Princeton: Princeton Architectural Press: 160-167.
MASSUMI, B. (2000). "The Autonomy of Affect." Dans William Rasch and Cary Wolfe (eds.) Observing Complexity: Systems Theory and Postmodernism, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press: 273-297.
MASSUMI, B. (1999). "Strange Horizon: Buildings, Biograms, and the Body Topologic." Architectural Design, 69 (9/10): 12-19.
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2-aoû-07
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