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https://www.academia.edu/26496861/Spatial_Operations_Peter_Sloterdijk_and_Contemporary_Military_Atmospheres_2015_PhD_Thesis_UNSW_Australia
Spatial Operations: Peter Sloterdijk and Contemporary Military Atmospheres, 2015. PhD Thesis, UNSW, Australia
Baden Pailthorpe
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Geography,
Art History,
Media Studies,
Contemporary Art,
Militarism
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This creative practice Ph.D examines the nature of contemporary military atmospheres through the work of Peter Sloterdijk. On the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the First World War, this research starts from Sloterdijk’s claim that the modern ‘air-condition’ is inherently linked to the atmospheric warfare of 1915. It critically analyses this and Sloterdijk’s broader spatial theories of human ‘atmospheres’ in the context of contemporary militarism through both theoretical and practical methods. The resulting proposition of this research is that the defining characteristic of military atmospheres is not only their ‘aerial’ capacities, as Sloterdijk suggests, but rather their surreal spatial practices – a basis for which is found elsewhere in Sloterdijk and the writings of Roger Caillois, Rosalind Krauss, Roland Barthes, Michel Serres and Jakob Von Uexküll, along with several artists, including Char Davies, Trevor Paglen and Marcel Duchamp. This is presented through close interdisciplinary analysis of two examples of contemporary ‘atmospheric’ military practices: unmanned drones and military mythology. It demonstrates through two major creative works that both military mythology and atmospheric weapons share a surreal operational logic that expand current categorisations of these fields.