Charles Booth Robinson

Spatial phenomenotechnics : making space with Charles Booth and

ing space There is something unsettling about space. Whether it is existential or historical, our spatiality seems to generate a persistent sense of unknowing that animates repetitive projects of abstraction. Space has to be marked, framed, mapped, subject to boundaries. In that sense, as Perec writes in his extraordinary catalogue of forms of spatiality, space is a perpetual doubt (1997 [1974]...

The Metabolic Fate of Rutin and Quercetin in the Animal Body by Albert N. Booth, Charles

The finding of 3,4-dihydroxyphenylacetic acid (DHPAA) in the urine of rabbits after the oral ingestion of rutin or its aglycone quercetin has been reported from this Laboratory (1). In this same report it was stated that in each case after the administration of the flavonoid an examination of paper chromatograms of the ether extracts of the urine revealed the excretion of at least four metaboli...

The Voting Booth Catherine

The then-modern panopticon, in its subtle and unseen exercise of voyeurism and power, was to be sure an improvement over the crowded, stale prisons that preceded it. Which already incarcerated individual would not give up some personal freedom for such improved conditions? The same line of reasoning is used in modern surveillance systems. Just last week, in a New York Times article on Chicago’s...

Robinson, Stephanie Renee

Dirk Zeller Æ Shawn Booth

Fisheries catches from Pacific Island coral reefs are rarely recorded in official statistics. Reconstruction of catch estimates with limited hard data requires interpolation and assumptions, justifiable only by the unsatisfactory alternative of continued substitution of zero catches, a common policy interpretation for ‘no data’. Uncertainties associated with reconstructions are high, requiring ...