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Affective Rhetorics: Reembodying Circulation in Digital Spaces: List of Illustrations

Affective Rhetorics: Reembodying Circulation in Digital Spaces
List of Illustrations
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table of contents
  1. Cover Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. List of Illustrations
  7. Series Editor’s Preface
  8. Preface
  9. Introduction. Bodies in Motion
    1. A Transnational Feminist Rhetorical Framing of Circulation, Affect, and Neoliberalism
    2. Trajectory of Affective Rhetorics
    3. Affective Transformations: Why Now?
  10. One: Reembodying Circulation
    1. Where Is the Body in Circulation?
    2. From Textual Actancy to Affective Agency
    3. Affective Circulation as a Transitional Feminist Rhetorical Analytic
    4. Situating Amina Sboui
  11. Two: Amplified Rhetorics
    1. Body as Object
    2. Body as Madness
    3. Body as Protest
    4. Body as Nation
    5. Amplification as a Kind of World-Making
  12. Three: Velocitized Rhetorics
    1. Sboui Versus femen and the Affective Rhetorics of Oppression and Liberation
    2. Femen Versus MWAF and the Affective Rhetorics of Universalism and Difference
    3. Irreconcilable Feminisms and the Foreclosure of Possibility
    4. The West Versus the Arab World and the Affective Rhetorics of War and Terror
    5. Velocity and Polarization
  13. Four: Enduring Rhetorics
    1. Sedimented Rhetorics
    2. Universal Rhetorics
    3. Global Rhetorics
    4. Archived Rhetorics
  14. Five: Affective Circulation
    1. Affect and Rhetorical Responsibility, Agency, and Efficacy
    2. Affective Futures
  15. Acknowledgments
  16. Notes
  17. Bibliography
  18. Index

List of Illustrations

FIGURE 1. Amina Sboui, topless activist, with Arabic and English slogans painted across her chest and stomach

FIGURE 2. femen activist protesting topless

FIGURE 3. Topless protest staged by femen activists in Brussels

FIGURE 4. Two femen Facebook cover photos during the #freeamina campaign

FIGURE 5. Muslim feminists with signs opposing femen’s tactics

FIGURE 6. femen activists wearing burqas while holding signs in Arabic, English, and German

FIGURE 7. Two Instagram posts by femen

FIGURE 8. Topless femen activist with body paint

FIGURE 9. Topless femen activist wearing a flower crown

FIGURE 10. Digital illustrations shared by femen via Faithless Hijabi

FIGURE 11. Illustration of Iranian activist Vida Movahed handing a white Islamic scarf to Ahoo Daryaei

FIGURE 12. Stencil graffiti silhouette of Daryaei

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