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SUMMARY:Energetic Transfers: Technics\, Ethics\, and Production
DESCRIPTION:Energetic Transfers investigates twentieth-century modernity an
 d technics with particular attention to the relationship between labor\, e
 thics\, and the physical sciences. This symposium explores how conceptions
  of energetic transfer—the displacement of subject and object positions 
 with respect to an electromotive force—might be productive for experimen
 tal thinking in aesthetics\, philosophy\, and radical politics. It seeks t
 o excavate the longstanding affective\, political\, or intersubjective nat
 ure of energetic transfers that the modern sciences have rendered nearly i
 nvisible\, and that are routinely subject to capitalist capture. Exploring
  a broad spectrum of biopolitical relations and subjectivities as well as 
 the sensorium of the nervous system\, the symposium investigates which sci
 entific\, theoretical\, and speculative ideas in energy politics\, theorie
 s\, and technics have been discontinued and which persist. It also explore
 s which energetic transfers evade scientific and aesthetic representation 
 and how they might relate to the work of philosophers\, activists\, artist
 s\, and filmmakers. \\r\\nOrganized in collaboration with the NOMIS Found
 ation and the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Energetic Transfers investigates twentieth-century modernity 
 and technics with particular attention to the relationship between labor\,
  ethics\, and the physical sciences. This symposium explores how conceptio
 ns of energetic transfer—the displacement of subject and object position
 s with respect to an electromotive force—might be productive for experim
 ental thinking in aesthetics\, philosophy\, and radical politics. It seeks
  to excavate the longstanding affective\, political\, or intersubjective n
 ature of energetic transfers that the modern sciences have rendered nearly
  invisible\, and that are routinely subject to capitalist capture. Explori
 ng a broad spectrum of biopolitical relations and subjectivities as well a
 s the sensorium of the nervous system\, the symposium investigates which s
 cientific\, theoretical\, and speculative ideas in energy politics\, theor
 ies\, and technics have been discontinued and which persist. It also explo
 res which energetic transfers evade scientific and aesthetic representatio
 n and how they might relate to the work of philosophers\, activists\, arti
 sts\, and filmmakers.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Organized in collaboration with the N
 OMIS Foundation and the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.</p>
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