eval like the mediammm

                                                            have paid much attention to the importance of affect in contemporary

capitalism in recent years, to its difference from identifiable emotion, and to the links

between affective labor ae abstract forms of

materiality and infrastructure. Less attention, however, has been paid to the precise

ways in wensed links between affective configurations and the broader,

unstable networks of agents and mediators of which we are a part, with their difficult-

to-perceive boundaries and their correlancertain-

ties, are being assembled.

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