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P04-37. Kinetic and thermodynamic factors determine HIV-1 neutralizing potency of MPER-specific antibodies
Chromosomes of some species of vespertilionid bats. II. Evolutionary relationships of plecotine bats
Introduction: Towards an Ethics of Gesture
The introduction to this special section of Performance Philosophy takes Giorgio Agamben’s remarks about the mediality and potentiality of gesture as a starting point to rethink gesture’s nexus with ethics. Shifting the emphasis from philosophical reflection to corporeal practice, it defines gestural ethics as an acting-otherwise which comes into being in the particularities of singular gestural practice, its forms, kinetic qualities, temporal displacements and calls for response. Gestural acting-otherwise is illustrated in a number of ways: We might talk of a gestural ethics when gesturality becomes an object for dedicated analytical exploration and reflection on sites where it is not taken for granted, but exhibited, on stage or on screen, in its mediality, in the ways it quotes, signifies and departs from signification, but also in the ways in which it follows a forward-looking agenda driven by adaptability and inventiveness. It interrupts or modifies operative continua that might be geared towards violence; it appears in situations that are suspended between the possibility of malfunction and the potential of room for play; and it emerges in the ways in which gestures act on their own implication in the signifying structures of gender, sexuality, race, and class, on how these structures play out relationally across time and space, and between historically and locally situated human beings.German Endowment Fund, Schroeder Fund, Department of German and Dutch, University of Cambridg
Estimation of population density of the common vole in Poland: an analysis of owl pellets
Probing dipolar effects with condensate shape oscillation
We discuss the low energy shape oscillations of a magnetic trapped atomic
condensate including the spin dipole interaction. When the nominal isotropic
s-wave interaction strength becomes tunable through a Feshbach resonance (e.g.
as for Rb atoms), anisotropic dipolar effects are shown to be detectable
under current experimental conditions [E. A. Donley {\it et al.}, Nature {\bf
412}, 295 (2001)].Comment: revised version, submitte
Variation and asymmetry in the dentition of the pine and stone martens (Martes martes and M. foina) from Poland
Paths to QUALITY: A Child Care Quality Rating System for Indiana. Child Care Provider Focus Group Report
Distribution of Myotis myotis (Borkhausen, 1797) and representatives of the genus Plecotus Geoffroy, 1818 in Poland
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