Giorgio Hadi Curti
Biographic Data
| ID | 3721328 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giorgio Hadi Curti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giorgio Hadi |
| FAMILY NAME | Curti |
| SIGNATURE | CURTI G H |
| AFFILIATIONS | San Diego State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 67 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
A doubly articulated cartography of children and media as affective networks-at-play
With increasing concerns surrounding children's agency and questions of the impacts of globalizing media, it is imperative to critically explore how interactions with media objects become part of children's social lives. Working through Deleuzian-Guattarian ideas of what bodies are and do, we approach child–media interactions as horizontal components of becoming. Through this, we argue that media objects can be important social elements of the em…
Toward a (New) Materialist Politics of Traditional Cultural Properties (Tcps), or Encountering the Rubber-Bands of Space-Time and Capacities of Place
In this paper, we explore how an injection of new materialist understandings and insights related to culture, bodies and assemblages offer creative— and much needed— modes of engagement with Traditional Cultural Properties (TCPs) as “capacities of place.” We do this by intersecting the formal purpose and intent of TCPs with some of the perspectives and practices of the different Indigenous and cultural communities with whom we have worked over th…
Introducing Traditional Cultural Properties (In Need of Critical Geographies)
Recovery spaces and therapeutic jurisprudence: A Case Study of the Family Treatment Drug Courts
In recent years families entangled with drug addiction and drug use have become subjected to a myriad of judicial and medical interventionist strategies designed to remake the family into a more socially productive and self-regulated 'healthy' body. Working through feminist and post-structural understandings of law and different body–space relations of family treatment and recovery, in this paper we empirically investigate the nature and workings…
For not limiting emotional and affectual geographies: A collective critique of Steve Pile’s ‘Emotions and affect in recent human geography
Institutional borders, revolutionary imaginings and the becoming-adult of the child
Questions surrounding children's capacities and abilities to exert responsible agency have increasingly become a topic of interest in studies of children. Using an empirical example from a Family Treatment Drug Court (FTDC) case in the San Diego area, we discuss how a child entangled in familial circumstances of drug addiction actively exerts care and responsibility in and for the continual remaking of different familial and institutional boundar…
Imaginary matter(s)
Other Cities, Other Worlds: Urban Imaginaries in a Globalizing Age, Andreas Huyssen (ed.). Duke University Press, Durham, NC, 2008, 336 pp., ISBN 9780822342489, US$89.95 (hbk), ISBN 978‐0‐8223‐4271
Designing modern childhoods: History, space, and the material culture of children
Designing modern childhoods: history, space, and the material culture of children." , 7(1), pp. 105–106
A(u)tuando o Rio: A lei1, o desejo e a produção da cidade em Tropa de elite, de José Padilha
Nosso engajamento com o filme Tropa de elite, de 2007, do diretor José Padilha, é pertinente a discussões mais amplas acerca do papel do desejo e da lei nas formações de geografias do lugar. Em Tropa de elite, é a exploração das potencialidades transformadoras da lei, no mundo rotineiro e cotidiano, por intermédio de seu personagem principal, Capitão Roberto Nascimento (Wagner Moura), que evoca a verdadeira significação social e cultural do filme…
Beating words to life: Subtitles, assemblage(s)capes, expression
The Ghost in the City and a Landscape of Life: A Reading of Difference in Shirow and Oshii's Ghost in the Shell
In this paper I demonstrate how an ontological perspective variously informed by Spinozan and Deleuzian philosophy and the (Shinto-influenced) work of Japanese artists Masamune Shirow and Mamoru Oshii offers an approach to landscape which decenters human position(s) and allows an exploration of landscape on its own terms. Through an empirical exploration of this approach, I analyze the animated Japanese science fiction film Ghost in the Shell (19…
For not limiting emotional and affectual geographies: A collective critique of Steve Pile’s ‘Emotions and affect in recent human geography
The Ghost in the City and a Landscape of Life: A Reading of Difference in Shirow and Oshii's Ghost in the Shell
In this paper I demonstrate how an ontological perspective variously informed by Spinozan and Deleuzian philosophy and the (Shinto-influenced) work of Japanese artists Masamune Shirow and Mamoru Oshii offers an approach to landscape which decenters human position(s) and allows an exploration of landscape on its own terms. Through an empirical exploration of this approach, I analyze the animated Japanese science fiction film Ghost in the Shell (19…
Designing modern childhoods: History, space, and the material culture of children
Designing modern childhoods: history, space, and the material culture of children." , 7(1), pp. 105–106
Institutional borders, revolutionary imaginings and the becoming-adult of the child
Questions surrounding children's capacities and abilities to exert responsible agency have increasingly become a topic of interest in studies of children. Using an empirical example from a Family Treatment Drug Court (FTDC) case in the San Diego area, we discuss how a child entangled in familial circumstances of drug addiction actively exerts care and responsibility in and for the continual remaking of different familial and institutional boundar…
Beating words to life: Subtitles, assemblage(s)capes, expression
Recovery spaces and therapeutic jurisprudence: A Case Study of the Family Treatment Drug Courts
In recent years families entangled with drug addiction and drug use have become subjected to a myriad of judicial and medical interventionist strategies designed to remake the family into a more socially productive and self-regulated 'healthy' body. Working through feminist and post-structural understandings of law and different body–space relations of family treatment and recovery, in this paper we empirically investigate the nature and workings…
A doubly articulated cartography of children and media as affective networks-at-play
With increasing concerns surrounding children's agency and questions of the impacts of globalizing media, it is imperative to critically explore how interactions with media objects become part of children's social lives. Working through Deleuzian-Guattarian ideas of what bodies are and do, we approach child–media interactions as horizontal components of becoming. Through this, we argue that media objects can be important social elements of the em…
Beating words to life: Subtitles, assemblage(s)capes, expression
The Ghost in the City and a Landscape of Life: A Reading of Difference in Shirow and Oshii's Ghost in the Shell
In this paper I demonstrate how an ontological perspective variously informed by Spinozan and Deleuzian philosophy and the (Shinto-influenced) work of Japanese artists Masamune Shirow and Mamoru Oshii offers an approach to landscape which decenters human position(s) and allows an exploration of landscape on its own terms. Through an empirical exploration of this approach, I analyze the animated Japanese science fiction film Ghost in the Shell (19…
Designing modern childhoods: History, space, and the material culture of children
Designing modern childhoods: history, space, and the material culture of children." , 7(1), pp. 105–106
A(u)tuando o Rio: A lei1, o desejo e a produção da cidade em Tropa de elite, de José Padilha
Nosso engajamento com o filme Tropa de elite, de 2007, do diretor José Padilha, é pertinente a discussões mais amplas acerca do papel do desejo e da lei nas formações de geografias do lugar. Em Tropa de elite, é a exploração das potencialidades transformadoras da lei, no mundo rotineiro e cotidiano, por intermédio de seu personagem principal, Capitão Roberto Nascimento (Wagner Moura), que evoca a verdadeira significação social e cultural do filme…
Institutional borders, revolutionary imaginings and the becoming-adult of the child
Questions surrounding children's capacities and abilities to exert responsible agency have increasingly become a topic of interest in studies of children. Using an empirical example from a Family Treatment Drug Court (FTDC) case in the San Diego area, we discuss how a child entangled in familial circumstances of drug addiction actively exerts care and responsibility in and for the continual remaking of different familial and institutional boundar…
Imaginary matter(s)
Other Cities, Other Worlds: Urban Imaginaries in a Globalizing Age, Andreas Huyssen (ed.). Duke University Press, Durham, NC, 2008, 336 pp., ISBN 9780822342489, US$89.95 (hbk), ISBN 978‐0‐8223‐4271
For not limiting emotional and affectual geographies: A collective critique of Steve Pile’s ‘Emotions and affect in recent human geography
Recovery spaces and therapeutic jurisprudence: A Case Study of the Family Treatment Drug Courts
In recent years families entangled with drug addiction and drug use have become subjected to a myriad of judicial and medical interventionist strategies designed to remake the family into a more socially productive and self-regulated 'healthy' body. Working through feminist and post-structural understandings of law and different body–space relations of family treatment and recovery, in this paper we empirically investigate the nature and workings…
Toward a (New) Materialist Politics of Traditional Cultural Properties (Tcps), or Encountering the Rubber-Bands of Space-Time and Capacities of Place
In this paper, we explore how an injection of new materialist understandings and insights related to culture, bodies and assemblages offer creative— and much needed— modes of engagement with Traditional Cultural Properties (TCPs) as “capacities of place.” We do this by intersecting the formal purpose and intent of TCPs with some of the perspectives and practices of the different Indigenous and cultural communities with whom we have worked over th…
Introducing Traditional Cultural Properties (In Need of Critical Geographies)
A doubly articulated cartography of children and media as affective networks-at-play
With increasing concerns surrounding children's agency and questions of the impacts of globalizing media, it is imperative to critically explore how interactions with media objects become part of children's social lives. Working through Deleuzian-Guattarian ideas of what bodies are and do, we approach child–media interactions as horizontal components of becoming. Through this, we argue that media objects can be important social elements of the em…
Sociology (9 works) · Art (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Children's Rights and Participation (4 works) · Geographies of human-animal interactions (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychology (4 works)