Deleuzian and Guattarian Approaches to Contemporary Communication Cultures in India

Introduction

Gopalan Ravindran

 1) On the 'reinvention' of utopia: Beyond uncontrollable Capitalism

Joff P. N. Bradley

 2) Networks of Dissent

Padmaja Shaw

 3) Bodies as Sites of Protests; The Case of Two Desiring Machines That Liberated Controls

Arul Selvan

 4) Erring Pathways from Time to Time

Maurizio Candiotto

 5) Intuition a Method of Communication: Thinking Through Bergson and Deleuze Model

Mubeen Sadhika

 6) A Million Protesting Human Bodies in Support of Native Cattle Breeds: Jallikattu on Marina Beach, Chennai

Gopalan Ravindran

 7) Immanence of Vision, the Body and Amiri Baraka’s Dutchman: A Deleuzian Approach

 8) Body and Nation: Contesting Spaces and Narratives of Nationalism

Swapna Gopinath

 9) Subject less Subjectivities in Nayeema Mahjoor's Lost in Terror: A Deleuzian Reading

Swati Singha and Trina Maitra

 10) Musical Bodies in Smule: Affective Milieus of Singing in a Social Musical App

Shuaib Mohammed Haneef

Gopalan Ravindran, Ph.D., is a Professor at the Department of Journalism and Communication, University of Madras, India. He has published over 60 papers/chapters. His research and teaching activities focus on the following areas: Critical Theories and Philosophies, Political Economy of Journalism and Communication, Spatiality and Materiality of Communication, Film Cultures, Digital Cultures and Diasporic Cultures.