The Space-Time of Pre-emption: An Interview with Brian Massumi |
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| Authors: | Charles Rice |
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| Abstract: | The philosopher Brian Massumi is known for his explorations of experience, art, media theory and politics and has recently turned his attention to understanding the impact that sustained fear has on perception in a post-9/11 world. In an interview with guest-editor Charles Rice , Massumi defines threat by distinguishing it from real danger and how it manifests itself in both civil and military spaces of pre-emptive action that are primed to the possibilities of attack. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. |
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| Keywords: | Anish Kapoor, Cloud Gate, Chicago, 2006 the post-9/11 age danger is no longer ‘clear and present’ “threat environment” Eyal Weizman's account in his book Hollow Land “anomalous behaviour detection” Zoriah Miller, War Photography, Gaza, 2006 Security produces its own conditions ‘affectively effective’ |
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