Speed, Desire, and Inaction in New Orleans
Space and CulturePublished 28 December 2005
Matthew Tiessen
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Hurricane Katrina demonstrates how the space-time compression described by Paul Virilio—a compression made possible by speed and technology—exists only within a space wherein that speed is desired and applied to accommodate particular interests. The desire for speed is most palpably made manifest when it is an enabler of power.
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