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Worlding
Maurice Merleau-PontyThe World of Perception From the introduction by Thomas Baldwin […] perception is the capacity whereby there is a world it cannot be just another fact within the world. […] our perceived world is structured by a plurality of … Continue reading
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Observing Details
Dr. Selia Karsten’s Course“Holistic Approaches to Information Technology” http://astralsite.com/5011/ Note that the top banner graphic doesn’t link every machine to the same network. There are breaks. (for me this represents the space for the human to be the connecting agent … Continue reading
Teaching Things
Laurie AndersonSpending the War Without YouNorton Lectures “Your tools teach you things.” 1:44:46 from the Q+A at the end of Lecture 6: Birds https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj_JN1delKU And so for day 307614.05.2015
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Now Then
Aislinn HunterThe Certainties This was back when I was fooling myself into thinking Narcissus was a small part of my work on the Metamorphoses and not, somehow, the central thing. Bernard listened politely, which was typical of his disposition, though … Continue reading
Acting, Imagining, Symbolizing
a snippet from Lev Manovich on pedagogical theory and interface design: Piaget > Bruner > Kay Continue reading
Naming as a Calling into Being Named
Marcus makes viewing-listening a joy. Richer than machine-generated closed captions. Continue reading
Corps et Textes
Visceral Data: Renderings That & MatterDigital Humanities at Michigan State UniversityJacqueline D. Wernimonthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dIpX2tQCUk The last slide in the talk/demo caught my attention for its positioning of “narratives” We are inspired by Diana Taylor’s call to see embodied performance as a … Continue reading
Tapping a Path through Percussion
Jacqueline Wernimont, author of “Numbered Lives: Life and Death in Quantum Media” Distinguished Lecture, “Visceral Data: Renderings that & Matter” at Digital Humanities at Michigan State University. Link to talk/demo After listening to this presentation on data renderings in other … Continue reading
“What? Say Again.”
Alex McClelland in Sarah Liss, Army of Lovers: A Community History of Will Munro He was totally in denial about his hearing problem. He used to have to wear a hearing aid in school, and he just stopped wearing it. … Continue reading
Duration and Endurance
I am thinking about time and theories of change after reading Suzanne Guerlac‘s Thinking in Time. But first a detour through the poets:. As Seamus Heaney wrote (in another context) “A new rhythm, after all, is a new life given … Continue reading