Index
Yasmin Ibrahim
(Queen Mary University of London, UK)
ISBN: 978-1-80262-136-5, eISBN: 978-1-80262-135-8
Publication date: 11 August 2022
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Ibrahim, Y. (2022), "Index", Technologies of Trauma, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 155-160. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80262-135-820221008
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Copyright © 2022 Yasmin Ibrahim. Published under exclusive licence by Emerald Publishing Limited
INDEX
Accelerated modernity
, 125
‘Aesthetic regime’
, 50
Aetiology of Hysteria, The (Freud)
, 46–47
Affectivity
, 26–27
‘Afro-pessimism’
, 116
Algorithmic logic of black death
brutality, blackness and death in excess
, 117–121
disembodied black consciousness and ‘politics of refusal’
, 125–131
technologies of trauma and ‘repeat’ mode
, 123–125
theorizing hermeneutics of ‘Black’ horrific
, 121–123
‘Ambient racism’
, 101
American supremacy
, 43–44
Anti-Blackness
, 116–117
Architecture
, 138–139
Art of the Novel (Kundra)
, 20–21
Artefacts
, 7–8
Artificial intelligence (AI)
, 100–101
Atrocity photography
, 24–25
Attention-seeking digital economy
, 17
Banality of Black death
, 115–116
Banalization of hate
, 101–105
Belonging
, 46–47
Biopolitical dominance
, 77–78
Biopolitics
, 143–144
Black death
, 123–124
‘Black mysticism’
, 127–128
Black Skin, White Mask
, 117–118
Black spirit
, 127–128
‘Black’ horrific, theorizing hermeneutics of
, 121–123
‘Blackened’
, 136–137
Blackening of Grenfell in life and death
, 142–146
Blackness
, 115–117, 120–122
‘Breathtaking provincialism’
, 72
Brutality
, 117–121
‘Bystander culture’
, 101–102
Capitalism
, 30–31
Marxist critiques of
, 8
Chronotopes
, 146–147
‘Civil rights movement’
, 128–129
‘Click’ economy
, 28–29
Collective trauma
, 46–47
Colonial gaze
, 43–44
Colonial memory
, 5–6
Colonialism
, 9
Coloniality
, 9
of mediated suffering
, 66–67
and modes of knowing
, 74–77
of power
, 78–79, 83
of White superiority
, 9
Colonialization
, 18
Colonization
, 77–78
of digital platforms
, 101
Compartmentalization
, 101
Compassion fatigue
, 30–31
‘Confessional cultures’
, 55
Consciousness
, 18–19
Consumption of trauma
, 4–5
Contemporary trauma studies
, 20–21
‘Corporeal schemas’
, 18–19
Cosmology
, 9
Cosmopolitanism
, 66
Crises of suffering scholarship
, 67–69
‘Crisis ordinariness’
, 6
Cultural analysis of trauma
, 17
Cultural imperialism
, 69
Cultural Politics of Emotions, The
, 6–7
Cultural trauma
, 17, 48, 82
‘Culture of Sensibility’
, 20
‘Cyber racism’
, 94
Cyber violence
, 104
Cyberbullying
, 95–96
Cyberhate
, 93–94, 102
Cyberspace
, 93–94
De-historicization of trauma
, 67–68
Death
, 46
in excess
, 117–121
monument
, 146–150
‘Death-making’
, 143–144
Derridean hauntology
, 137
Destructivity
, 46
‘Detective paradigm’
, 75
Dialogism
, 146
Digital economy
, 57, 124–125
Digital modernity
, 94–95
Digital play cultures
, 106
Digital realm
, 129–130
Digital screen culture
, 123–124
Digital technology-facilitated violence (DTF violence)
, 94
Digital violence
, 105–106
‘Disaster marathons’
, 33–34
Disembodied black consciousness
, 125–131
Disequilibrium
, 46
Dislocated modernity
, 77–81
‘Disordered capitalism’
, 10
Distribution of trauma
, 57
Dominant emotion
, 94
‘Double consciousness’
, 74
Duplex Theory of Hate
, 98
‘Economies of blackness’
, 144
‘Editation’
, 53–54
Elongated coloniality
, 77–81
Emergency
, 26
‘Emotional hegemony’
, 1–2
Emotions
, 1–2, 8
‘Epistolary ethnography’
, 75–76
Equality
, 46
Eurocentric master narrative
, 6–11
Eurocentric Western rationality
, 9
Eurocentricity
, 9
Eurocentrism
, 10
‘Event-based model’
, 67–68
‘Face’
, 8
Facebook
, 95–96
Famine
, 70
‘Feathering’
, 104
‘Female culture industry’
, 23–24
Fetishization of mediated trauma
, 4
Fictional films
, 34
Film
, 21–22
‘Flesh witnessing’
, 29–30
‘Flocking’
, 104
Fraternity
, 46
Game literacy
, 105
Game play
, 54–55
Game-play economy
, 56
Gamergate scandal
, 101–102
‘Gamification’
, 105–106
of hate
, 105–106
Gaze
, 65–66
Genealogy of technological witnessing
, 18–26
General Aggression Model (GAM)
, 56
Global South
, 11, 65–66, 84–85
Globalization process
, 15–16
Governance
, 56
Great Indian Famine (1986–1987)
, 43–44
Grenfell
, 135–136, 138
blackened
, 136–137
blackening of Grenfell in life and death
, 142–146
iconography as ‘optical machinery’
, 138–142
necroaesthetics and death monument
, 146–150
Grenfell Action Group
, 136
Hate
and architecture of internet
, 96–101
banalization of
, 101–105
crimes
, 98
online
, 93–94
speech
, 95
Hate-laden behaviour
, 99
Hate-related activities
, 94
Hegemony of Western power relations
, 77–78
Heterochronicity
, 146–147
Hillsborough Stadium disaster (1989)
, 136
History in itself
, 32
Homo sacer
, 119
Human civilization
, 46–47
Human consciousness
, 28
Human rights
, 46–47
Human senses
, 26–27
Human-computer experience
, 105
Hyper-reality
, 54–55
Iconography as ‘optical machinery’
, 138–142
Ideologies
, 1–2
Image-sharing platforms
, 54–55
‘Imagination’
, 7–8
‘Immutable mobile’
, 34
Imperialism
, 18
In terrorem effect
, 95–96, 98
‘Information society’
, 28
“Interlocking” effect
, 78–79
‘Internationalization of conscience’
, 16–17
Internet
, 98–99
hate and architecture of
, 96–101
virality of
, 115–116
‘Interpellation’
, 1–2
Intimate public
, 23–24
Invention of Tradition, The
, 27
Journal of the Plague Year, A (Defoe)
, 20–21
‘Keyhole testimony’
, 20
‘Knowledge society’
, 28
LambdaMOO
, 106
Liberty
, 46
‘Liquid modernity’
, 15–16
Literary fiction
, 21–22
‘Loop’
, 123
Lynchings
, 73
Marxist critiques of capitalism
, 8
Mass media
, 5–6
Mass technologies
, 5
Massification
, 54–55
Material architectures
, 139–140
‘Media event’
, 27
Media technologies
, 8–9
‘Mediated misogyny’
, 94
Mediated suffering
, 69–71
‘Medicalized syllogistic structure’
, 4
Melancholia, Freud’s notion of
, 82
‘Metamorphosis’
, 96–97
‘Militarized masculinity’
, 106
Modern subjectivity
, 118
Modernity
, 1–2, 8–9, 16–17, 33–34, 55–56, 67–68
dislocated
, 77–81
‘Moral imagination’
, 16–17
Mortality
, 46
‘Narrative society’
, 34–35
National sentimentality
, 7–8
Natural Language Processing (NLP)
, 100–101
Naturalization of aggression
, 103
‘Necro-economics’
, 143–144
Necroaesthetics
, 146–150
‘Networked misogyny’
, 94
‘Never Again’ projects
, 23
New Iconography
, 140
‘Newness’
, 24
9/11 attacks
, 51–52, 83–84
Online economy
, 70–71
‘Ontological obscenity’
, 24–25
Ontology of Whiteness
, 116–117
Orientalism
, 10, 80, 82
Orientalism of suffering
coloniality and modes of knowing
, 74–77
crises of suffering scholarship
, 67–69
dislocated modernity and elongated coloniality
, 77–81
figure of abject other
, 71–74
mediated suffering and technologies of trauma
, 69–71
shifting axis of suffering
, 81–85
Orientalist production of Other
, 78–79
Other
, 10, 66
precariousness of
, 8
Othering
, 1–2, 9
Pain, trauma and
, 150
‘Pathological disposition’
, 46–47
Perpetual wounding
, 46
Photographic Iconography
, 140
Photographs of Agony
, 24–25, 29–30
Photography
, 138–139
Plague, The (Camus)
, 20–21
‘Platformed racism’
, 94
‘Politics of refusal’
, 125–131
Poor Laws in United Kingdom
, 144–145
‘Pornotropes’
, 9–10
‘Pornotroping’
, 118
Positionality
, 47–48, 69
Post-digital communion with trauma
, 53–56
Post-humanism
, 53–54
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
, 19–20, 32–33, 79, 95–96
Postcolonial Witnessing
, 67–68
Postmodern art
, 50
Precariousness of Others
, 8
Print capitalism
, 7–8
‘Prosthetic trauma’
, 32–33
Prosumer
, 54–55
Protruding
, 135–136
Public events
, 27
Quality of life
, 1–2
‘Queerness’
, 96–97
Racial capitalism
, 8
Racism
, 67–68, 119–120
Rationality
, 1–2
‘Rationalization of emotions’
, 44–45
Reddit
, 95–96
Regarding the Pain of Others
, 34
Rituals of trauma
, 27–28
‘Salvage paradigm’
, 75
‘Scar culture’
, 34
Screen cultures
, 136
Self-generation
, 9
‘Semiotic capitalism’
, 45
Sensorium of witnessing
, 21
‘Shadow archive’
, 43–44
‘Shareability’
, 6
Sharing of sociality
, 6–7
Sharing platforms, virtual witnessing to
, 51–53
‘Slave daguerreotypes’
, 76–77
Social change
, 28
Social Frameworks of Memory, The
, 33
Social justice
, 16–17
Social media
, 98–99
Social networking online
, 99–100
Social psychology of hate online
banalization of hate
, 101–105
digital violence and ‘gamification’ of hate
, 105–106
hate and architecture of internet
, 96–101
‘Social topography’
, 78–79
Sociality
, 6–7
Societal hate
, 104
Society of Spectacle
, 30–31
Socio-cultural contestation
, 17
Sociological theory, trauma in
, 48
‘Spatial logic’
, 148
Spectacular violence
, 52–53
Spectacularization
, 1–2
‘Spectatorial nature of sympathy’
, 44–45
Subjecthood
, 51
Suffering
, 65–66
crises of suffering scholarship
, 67–69
shifting axis of
, 81–85
Superstes
, 48–49
Supplemental violation
, 52–53
Sympathy, vision and the morality of
, 44–45
Technological mediation
, 47–48
Technological witnessing, genealogy of
, 18–26
Technologies of trauma
, 1–2, 6–7, 15–16, 25, 66–67
and ‘repeat’ mode
, 123–125
Betwixt spectacular and everyday
, 29–35
genealogy of technological witnessing
, 18–26
mediated suffering and
, 69–71
trauma and mediated memory as ‘event’
, 26–29
‘Technologies of violence’
, 47
Technologies of vision
, 9–10
Technologies of wounding
digital economy and distribution of trauma
, 57
post-digital communion with trauma
, 53–56
virtual witnessing to sharing platforms
, 51–53
wound, wounded and witnessing
, 43–45
wounding as residing in interstices of inarticulate
, 45–51
Technology
, 1–2, 8, 17–18, 20–21, 28–29, 56
Teletrauma
, 23–24
Televisual technologies
, 75–76
Temporal recombination online
, 125
Temporality of colonialism
, 9
‘Terrors’
, 16–17
Testimonials
, 22, 48–49, 54
Testimonio
, 22
Testis
, 48–49
Theorizing hermeneutics of ‘Black’ horrific
, 121–123
Titanic
, 18
Transcendental boundaries
, 16–17
Transfiguration of trauma
, 3–5
‘Transit lane’
, 16–17
Transmutation of trauma
, 1–2, 50
Trauma
, 1–3, 15–16, 18–19, 45
Betwixt spectacular and everyday
, 29–35
Eurocentric master narrative
, 6–11
and mediated memory as ‘event’
, 26–29
and pain
, 150
post-digital communion with
, 53–56
producing subject of
, 5–6
re-engineered
, 49
in sociological theory
, 48
technologies
, 30
transfiguration of
, 3–5
and violence
, 72–73
‘Trauma aesthetic’
, 1–2, 9–10
Trauma Culture
, 78–79
‘Trial by media’
, 8–9
Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)
, 22–23
Truth commission
, 23
Twitter
, 95–96
User generated content (UGC)
, 54–55, 93–94, 123–124
Valorization of witness-centric orientations
, 21
‘Veracity gap’
, 43–44
Victimhood
, 10
Video-sharing platforms
, 54–55
Violence
, 54–55, 122–123
trauma and
, 72–73
Violent
, 123
Virality
, 116, 123–124
of internet
, 115–116
Virtual witnessing to sharing platforms
, 51–53
Visual domain
, 141
Visual media
, 75
Vulnerability
, 29–30, 46
Vulnerable Observer, The (Behar)
, 34–35
‘War on terror’
, 83–84, 148–149
Well-being
, 46–47
Western colonialism
, 47
Western imperialism
, 77–78
White Supremacy
, 73–74, 119–120
Whiteness
, 116–117
Witness
, 17–18
Witnessing
, 20, 28–30, 32, 43, 45, 48–49, 54, 69
Wound
, 43–45
Wounded
, 43–45
Woundedness
, 29–30
Wounding as residing in interstices of inarticulate
, 45–51
‘Writing trauma’
, 21
- Prelims
- Chapter 1 Introduction: Mediated Trauma and Modernity
- Chapter 2 Technologies of Trauma: Uncoupling the Incestuous Relationship Between Technology and Trauma
- Chapter 3 Crossing the Human Limits: The Technologies of Wounding
- Chapter 4 Orientalism of Suffering: Trauma and the Production of Alterity
- Chapter 5 The Social Psychology of Hate Online: From Cyberbullying to Gaming
- Chapter 6 Algorithmic Logic of Black Death: Re-reading Black Virtuality Online
- Chapter 7 Charred and Untowering: Grenfell and the ‘Blackened’
- Index