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Learning to Derive. Financial Moves and Attentional Gestures in the Ecocidal Maelström

Yves Citton

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Movement research revolves around one basic question: in which measure can one say that bodies move, instead of saying that they are moved? This could be seen as a philosophical question, belonging to speculations about metaphysics and ontology, disqualified long ago. But it is indeed a very concrete question, which-even if generally unacknowledged as such-haunts virtually all of our discourses in social sciences. Although this is a question that Performance Studies are probably better placed to address than any other field of inquiry, I will approach it from a somewhat lateral perspective, provided by the recent upsurge in Attention Studies, revisited here through Randy Martin's attempt to theorize a "social logic of the derivative" (2015).

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hal-02912300 , version 1 (05-08-2020)

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Yves Citton. Learning to Derive. Financial Moves and Attentional Gestures in the Ecocidal Maelström. Movement Research Performance Journal, 2018. ⟨hal-02912300⟩
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