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Race & Emergent “Musical” Processes: on Grosz, Reich, & Gopinath

October 3, 2014 · by Robin James · in Uncategorized

I first published this post on 10/3/14. I have made significant edits to the “Reich” section, so even if you already read the original version, this new version is worth a look. This is another one of those Robin Thinks…

On Music, Race, & Nature in Grosz’s Nick of Time

August 18, 2014 · by Robin James · in Uncategorized

I’ve been working through Grosz’s recent-ish work to try to figure out what she means by “music” and what work it does for her as a thinker of matter and affect. Here I focus on her reading of Darwin’s account…

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