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Viral Speed: Infrastructure, Connectivity, Ontogeny; or, Notes on the Molecular Epidemiology of Epidemics

2017-02-23

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An anthropology of speed is drawn to the experience of speed, as was noted in the introduction to this Openings collection, focusing on contemporary forms of acceleration and the foreclosures that result. In this article, I suggest that an anthropology of speed must attend to infrastructures of connection, and to speed as what transforms randomness into facticity. Taking a cue from the semantic clustering of accel...

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1885387e-6810-5e5e-9975-f552095525cb
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10.14506/ca32.1.04
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