Post-cartesian assemblages among text, image and body in Taller de taquimecanografía
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https://doi.org/10.12795/PH.2021.v35.i02.05Keywords:
Intermediality, Textual Media, Contemporary Mexican Literature, post-cartesian artistAbstract
The collective book Taller de taquimecanografía was written by the mexican writers and artists Aura Estrada, Gabriela Jáuregui, Laureana Toledo and Mónica de la Torre. The aim is to explore it as a assemblage of media and languages that challenge the binary principles for the organization of the intelectual and artistic work. The book is characterized through the double meaning of assemblage, as an artistic technique and as process of subjectivation.The book had a collective authorship in which the individual author atribution melts into a collective entity that produces an articulation of collective speech between signs and bodies, and the materiality of the book is the device that articulates them.
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