Uncertain curiosity in artistic research, philosophy, media and cultural studies : transforming understanding--understanding transformation / Lisa Stuckey, Alexander Damianisch.

Foreword -- Acknowledgment -- Notes on Contributors -- Chapter 1: ANNOUNCING: Introduction to Uncertain Curiosity -- Chapter 2: COINCIDING: The Potential of Coincidental Determination -- Chapter 3: CREATING: Artistic Making Between Intellectual Creation and Biological Procreation -- Chapter 4: DESYNCHRONIZING: Environment, Sexuality, and Paranoia-Challenging the Contemporaneity of the Normative Concept of Synchronization -- Chapter 5: DISORIENTING: Curiosity and the Work of Unknowing -- Chapter 6: DIZZYING: Knowing Dizziness and Loss in the Presence of the Abyss -- Chapter 7: ESCAPING: Or the Spirit of the Fugue -- Chapter 8: FIGURING: Diagramming Contingent Agencies -- Chapter 9: GENERATING: Feminine Artificial Intelligence -- Chapter 10: H(A)UNTING: Tracing the Unresolvable -- Chapter 11: RECYCLING: Imperfection, Temporal Asymmetry, and Drift -- Chapter 12: REMEDYING: Philosophical, Legal, and Future Heritage Perspectives on Transformative Remedies-Remedial Transformation -- Chapter 13: SCRATCHING: To Start from Scratch as an Artistic Research Method -- Chapter 14: SPECTRALIZING: Or the Many Hauntings of the "More-Than" -- Chapter 15: TOPPLING: The Slipperiness of a Falling Monument -- Chapter 16: TRANSFORMING: Explorative Considerations on Co-Agency -- Chapter 17: UNDERSTANDING: Proposing Pragmas Relating Poetics to Politics of Understanding -- Chapter 18: WEAKENING: Aesthetics of Powerlessness -- Chapter 19: WITNESSING: Curiosity and the Nonhuman.

This open access edited volume is based on the premise that entanglements between current societal, political, technological, ecological, and cultural transformations cannot be sufficiently understood without transforming the modes, forms, and notions of understanding.

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