Life is work
āIn our post-Fordist society, there is little demarcation between life and work. Life is work.ā The Hours Have Lost Their Clock, Grafton Tanner.
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āGender is a scaled economy: it is a mode of regulation, management, and control. ā¦ We have the right to deny our use and, through this, close the wounds created by a world fed on binary rhetoric.ā...
View ArticleTo rob ourselves
āEvery time we elect to have the form autofill the next time around, we participate in an act of naming, the process of identifying ourselves within highly networked social and cultural algorithms. We...
View ArticleResponding to the world as if it were cinema
I wonder if this is why I love walking without a destination. āThe flĆ¢neur doesnāt walk to get somewhere, but to observe the passing scene; he is a consumer of images, responding to the world as if it...
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The mind struggles to regain its composure
āWhat is terrible ā or sublime ā for Kant, in his āAnalytic of the Sublimeā of 1790, is formlessness. Beauty, so say the Kantian aestheticians, has form. Its objects have definable āboundariesā, while...
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