D W Hill
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 16951 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | D W Hill |
| NOMBRES | D W |
| APELLIDO | Hill |
| FIRMA | HILL D W |
| AFILIACIONES | York St John University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3849-1170 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1948 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Titan implosion
In June 2023, the Titan submersible suffered a catastrophic implosion that killed its entire crew. Using the contestation of the media framing of this event as a point of departure, this article hypothesizes that a lack of sympathy on social media (versus mainstream media) was the result of a political enthusiasm for social change that is absent moral enthusiasm for the crew because the sea has been figured in a way that is symbolically miserable…
Finite Dining
The professional kitchen is an often hostile and dangerous environment. This article explores the connection between the enactment of care in this environment with the supply of both labour and produce. Drawing on qualitative research in restaurants in the North East of England, findings identify three important factors in the organisation of care. First, that professional chefs operate with an uneven logistical imaginary that influences how they…
A libidinal economy of professional wrestling
In the world of professional wrestling, the insistence that the action contributes towards a legitimate sporting contest – despite its being a pre-determined performance – is known as kayfabe. This article focuses on the intensities behind the media spectacle, the passion and excitement, to conceptualise how kayfabe is communicated between professional wrestlers, live audiences and television viewers. It is argued that professional wrestling is g…
A crisis of energy
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia in February 2022 led to a dramatic increase in energy prices in the United Kingdom. Chefs interviewed in North East England were found already struggling with post-lockdown re-opening, now huge energy bills and food shortages as a result of war, and then the conditions of a record-breaking heatwave in the summer of that year. This article conceptualises these experiences as a crisis of energy: the re-routing of d…
Love and Narcissism in Reality Television
Love Island is a reality television series structured as a dating game, where participants compete to form romantic relationships. This article puts the show in conversation with theories and philosophies of love to draw between them an idea of love as a singular moral event that is constrained by cultural imperatives. What emerges is an existential phenomenology of love in three parts: first, romantic love is framed as an opening on to moral lif…
The Eroticism of Logistics
This article draws attention to the reproduction of logistical power in what is identified as the eroticism of logistics. Eroticism here describes the way that transmission is understood as a seamless conveyance of goods or an intimate communication across a surface. It is first argued that this eroticism is found in attempts to define modernity as logistical that ought to be rejected in favor of a more grounded account of rerouting. It is then d…
Trump therapy
The election of Donald Trump as US President in 2016 has been felt by many as a political trauma. In response, this trauma has been worked through using therapeutic talk and practice. In this article, we examine the media representations of these responses across a wide range of news sources in order to understand the way that attitudes and values regarding the politicisation of therapy are captured, reinforced and shaped. It is shown that therap…
The injuries of platform logistics
In order to understand the social impact of digital platforms, we need to examine the ways in which they reconfigure space – not only through critique of that reconfiguring but also examination of the conditions within the spaces it forms. This article offers a typology of the injuries enacted by platform logistics, taking online retail as its focus and using Amazon as an exemplar. Cognitive Injury occurs when platforms act to conceal their opera…
Bearing Witness, Moral Responsibility and Distant Suffering
Media analyses of the aesthetic presentation of news frequently and persuasively demonstrate the skewed ethics of news production, where those in need who are distant and dissimilar are often presented in ways that do not fully humanize their condition. However, it is argued here, they also locate too fully the locus of moral responsibility in the production and presentation of the media text. This article explores the moral demands inherent in t…
Unstable identities in the networked city
Online a lot of the time
Ken Hillis, Durham and London, Duke University Press, 2009, 316 pp., US$23.95 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-8223-4448-3 In Online a Lot of the Time Ken Hillis gives an expert account of online relations
Hurry Tomorrow
Greek Words and Hebrew Meanings
This contribution to the interpretation of New Testament terms consists of detailed semantic studies of five important groups of words which are essential to Biblical theology. The author's purpose is to ascertain the meaning with which certain important words were used by the writers of the New Testament documents. Such studies, he believes, must precede any attempt to write Biblical theology. The terms studied are the Greek words for 'propitiat…
Co-operative Research in Industry
Journal Article Co-operative Research in Industry Get access Co-operative Research in Industry. By D. W. HILL. (London : Hutchinson's Scientific and Technical Publications, 1947. Pp. 147. 10s. U.) Ronald S. Edwards Ronald S. Edwards London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 58, Issue 229, 1 March 1948, Pages 116–118, https://doi.org/10.2307/2226355 Published: 0…
The injuries of platform logistics
In order to understand the social impact of digital platforms, we need to examine the ways in which they reconfigure space – not only through critique of that reconfiguring but also examination of the conditions within the spaces it forms. This article offers a typology of the injuries enacted by platform logistics, taking online retail as its focus and using Amazon as an exemplar. Cognitive Injury occurs when platforms act to conceal their opera…
Bearing Witness, Moral Responsibility and Distant Suffering
Media analyses of the aesthetic presentation of news frequently and persuasively demonstrate the skewed ethics of news production, where those in need who are distant and dissimilar are often presented in ways that do not fully humanize their condition. However, it is argued here, they also locate too fully the locus of moral responsibility in the production and presentation of the media text. This article explores the moral demands inherent in t…
Co-operative Research in Industry
Journal Article Co-operative Research in Industry Get access Co-operative Research in Industry. By D. W. HILL. (London : Hutchinson's Scientific and Technical Publications, 1947. Pp. 147. 10s. U.) Ronald S. Edwards Ronald S. Edwards London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 58, Issue 229, 1 March 1948, Pages 116–118, https://doi.org/10.2307/2226355 Published: 0…
Trump therapy
The election of Donald Trump as US President in 2016 has been felt by many as a political trauma. In response, this trauma has been worked through using therapeutic talk and practice. In this article, we examine the media representations of these responses across a wide range of news sources in order to understand the way that attitudes and values regarding the politicisation of therapy are captured, reinforced and shaped. It is shown that therap…
The Eroticism of Logistics
This article draws attention to the reproduction of logistical power in what is identified as the eroticism of logistics. Eroticism here describes the way that transmission is understood as a seamless conveyance of goods or an intimate communication across a surface. It is first argued that this eroticism is found in attempts to define modernity as logistical that ought to be rejected in favor of a more grounded account of rerouting. It is then d…
Online a lot of the time
Ken Hillis, Durham and London, Duke University Press, 2009, 316 pp., US$23.95 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-8223-4448-3 In Online a Lot of the Time Ken Hillis gives an expert account of online relations
Co-operative Research in Industry
Journal Article Co-operative Research in Industry Get access Co-operative Research in Industry. By D. W. HILL. (London : Hutchinson's Scientific and Technical Publications, 1947. Pp. 147. 10s. U.) Ronald S. Edwards Ronald S. Edwards London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 58, Issue 229, 1 March 1948, Pages 116–118, https://doi.org/10.2307/2226355 Published: 0…
Greek Words and Hebrew Meanings
This contribution to the interpretation of New Testament terms consists of detailed semantic studies of five important groups of words which are essential to Biblical theology. The author's purpose is to ascertain the meaning with which certain important words were used by the writers of the New Testament documents. Such studies, he believes, must precede any attempt to write Biblical theology. The terms studied are the Greek words for 'propitiat…
Hurry Tomorrow
Unstable identities in the networked city
Online a lot of the time
Ken Hillis, Durham and London, Duke University Press, 2009, 316 pp., US$23.95 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-8223-4448-3 In Online a Lot of the Time Ken Hillis gives an expert account of online relations
Bearing Witness, Moral Responsibility and Distant Suffering
Media analyses of the aesthetic presentation of news frequently and persuasively demonstrate the skewed ethics of news production, where those in need who are distant and dissimilar are often presented in ways that do not fully humanize their condition. However, it is argued here, they also locate too fully the locus of moral responsibility in the production and presentation of the media text. This article explores the moral demands inherent in t…
Trump therapy
The election of Donald Trump as US President in 2016 has been felt by many as a political trauma. In response, this trauma has been worked through using therapeutic talk and practice. In this article, we examine the media representations of these responses across a wide range of news sources in order to understand the way that attitudes and values regarding the politicisation of therapy are captured, reinforced and shaped. It is shown that therap…
The injuries of platform logistics
In order to understand the social impact of digital platforms, we need to examine the ways in which they reconfigure space – not only through critique of that reconfiguring but also examination of the conditions within the spaces it forms. This article offers a typology of the injuries enacted by platform logistics, taking online retail as its focus and using Amazon as an exemplar. Cognitive Injury occurs when platforms act to conceal their opera…
The Eroticism of Logistics
This article draws attention to the reproduction of logistical power in what is identified as the eroticism of logistics. Eroticism here describes the way that transmission is understood as a seamless conveyance of goods or an intimate communication across a surface. It is first argued that this eroticism is found in attempts to define modernity as logistical that ought to be rejected in favor of a more grounded account of rerouting. It is then d…
Love and Narcissism in Reality Television
Love Island is a reality television series structured as a dating game, where participants compete to form romantic relationships. This article puts the show in conversation with theories and philosophies of love to draw between them an idea of love as a singular moral event that is constrained by cultural imperatives. What emerges is an existential phenomenology of love in three parts: first, romantic love is framed as an opening on to moral lif…
A libidinal economy of professional wrestling
In the world of professional wrestling, the insistence that the action contributes towards a legitimate sporting contest – despite its being a pre-determined performance – is known as kayfabe. This article focuses on the intensities behind the media spectacle, the passion and excitement, to conceptualise how kayfabe is communicated between professional wrestlers, live audiences and television viewers. It is argued that professional wrestling is g…
A crisis of energy
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia in February 2022 led to a dramatic increase in energy prices in the United Kingdom. Chefs interviewed in North East England were found already struggling with post-lockdown re-opening, now huge energy bills and food shortages as a result of war, and then the conditions of a record-breaking heatwave in the summer of that year. This article conceptualises these experiences as a crisis of energy: the re-routing of d…
Titan implosion
In June 2023, the Titan submersible suffered a catastrophic implosion that killed its entire crew. Using the contestation of the media framing of this event as a point of departure, this article hypothesizes that a lack of sympathy on social media (versus mainstream media) was the result of a political enthusiasm for social change that is absent moral enthusiasm for the crew because the sea has been figured in a way that is symbolically miserable…
Finite Dining
The professional kitchen is an often hostile and dangerous environment. This article explores the connection between the enactment of care in this environment with the supply of both labour and produce. Drawing on qualitative research in restaurants in the North East of England, findings identify three important factors in the organisation of care. First, that professional chefs operate with an uneven logistical imaginary that influences how they…
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