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in code","content":"\"Racial epidermal schema\" (Fanon), 151, 152,   \n154, 156, 157   \nRacial identification, “zero-degree” of, 141,   \n147,156   \nRacialization, 149, 152, 153, 157   \nRacism, 153   \nRacism, as expropriation of body schema, 152   \nRe:Positioning Fear—Relational Architecture 3   \n(Lozano-Hemmer), 95, 98, 100   \nReading, as act of copying with a difference,   \n238, 239, 245, 248-250   \nReading, as analog echoing, 249-250, 252   \nReading, as production of “body-in-code,\" 252   \n\"Reality affects,\" 223, 239, 251   \nReality, conferral of, 45   \nReciprocity, of touch, 77, 78   \n“Relational architecture” (Lozano-Hemmer),   \n94, 95, 98   \nRelocating the Remains (Piper), 148, 157, 159,   \n170   \nRepetition, 246, 249   \nRepresentationalist fantasy, 4   \n\"Reversed epiphenomenalism\" (Ruyer), 12   \nReversibility, 71-75, 82, 84   \nReversibility, in Merleau-Ponty, 72   \nReversible Destiny House I (Arakawa and   \nGins), 189   \nReversible destiny, 188, 189   \nRheingold, Howard, 28   \nRicoeur, Paul, 223, 224   \nRigid Waves (Fleischmann and Strauss), 15-20   \nRocker, Ingeborg, 203, 205   \nRushton, Simon, 116, 117, 120   \nRuyer, Raymond, 11, 12   \nSartre, Jean-Paul, 154   \nSchafer, Ashley, 217   \nSchilder, Paul, 51, 52, 78, 152   \nSchiphorst, Thecla, 64, 66, 67   \nScofidio, Ricardo, 178-183, 210-219   \n“Second muscular skin\" (Bick), 62, 64   \n“Second primary tactility,\" 66   \n“Secondary orality” (Ong), 66   \nSecond-skin formation\" (Bick), 62   \nSedgwick, Eve, 7   \nSelf-affection, 76   \nSelf-image, as autonomous, 17   \nSelf-movement, 5, 34, 121-123, 125, 129, 130   \n132, 133, 135-137   \nSensation, 5, 6, 81   \nSensory commons, see “commons\"   \nSermon, Paul, 46   \nShannon, Claude, 249   \nShohat, Ella, 139, 140, 157, 168   \nSight, see “Vision”   \nSimondon, Gilbert, 20, 53, 84-88, 99, 140, 148,   \n170, 171, 197   \nSimondon, on affectivity, 148   \nSimondon, on the subject versus the indi  \nvidual, 85, 171   \nSimulation, 112, 117, 225   \nSingularity, 172, 173   \nSingularity beyond identity, 171   \nSkin, 21, 38, 60, 62, 64, 65, 78, 79, 94   \nSkin, anaclitic indifference of, 68   \nSkin, as generalized sense organ, 21   \nSkin, as primary passivity, 59   \nSkin, essential technicity of, 63   \nSkin boundary, 76   \n\"Skin ego\" (Anzieu), 59, 61, 62, 68, 69   \nSkin ego, as agent of generalized anaclisis, 68   \nSkin ego, essential technicity of, 62   \nSlow House (Diller + Scofidio), 212, 214,   \n216-218   \nSociety of the spectacle, 142, 143, 169   \n\"Soft system\" (Kwinter), 198   \nSound, 247, 248   \nSound, as analog medium, 248   \nSound, différance of, 247, 248   \nSpace, 181-183   \nSpace, as field of intensity, 200   \nSpace, bodily constitution of, 189-190   \nSpace, bodily navigation of, 181   \nSpace, interstitial potential of, 219   \nSpace, vectorization of, 199, 200   \nSpacing, 175, 193, 197, 209   \nSpacing, as interstitial process, 196   \nSpacing, bodily component of, 219   \nSpacing, of affective body, 198   \n\"Spacing the formless\" (Eisenman), 209   \n\"Spacing the void\" (Eisenman), 220   \n\"Spatial affects,\" in House of Leaves, 242   \n\"Spatiality of One's Own Body and Motility,   \nThe” (Merleau-Ponty), 38   \nSpectacle, 170   \nSpecular image, 55-58, 77   \nStam, Robert, 139, 140, 157, 168   \nStaten Island Institute 205-8   \nStaten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences   \n(Eisenman), 199   \nSterne, Lawrence, 229   \nStiegler, Bernard, 59, 71, 85, 92, 93, 162, 227,   \n228   \nStiegler, on “tertiary memory,\" 92   \nStone, Sandy, 146   \nStrauss, Wolfgang, 2, 15, 17-19   \nSurveillance, 158, 159, 163, 172, 218   \nSutherland, Ivan, 113   \nSynchronicity, 35-37, 47   \nSystems theory, 245   \nTactile aesthetics, 110   \nTactility, ix, 5, 67, 68, 76 110-112, 118, 120,   \n121,125,133,137.181,200,212   \nTactility, as “force-experience\" (Jonas), 137   \nTactility, primordial negativity of, 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