Originally posted on PHILOSOPHY IN A TIME OF ERROR:
At Newsapp. I recently commented (at length) on Derrida and Foucault’s back and forth here.

starts about 3:39 in “Drawing from lived and theoretical frameworks that de-privilege the human and recognize the agency of non-human entities, the conference addresses a core debate between the understanding […]

http://media.blubrry.com/dietsoap/p/content.blubrry.com/dietsoap/zeropodcast5.mp3 “James Morrow is the guest this week. Morrow is a novelist and literary science fiction writer whose most well known work is probably the novel Towing Jehovah and this […]

The True Cost of Coal

“The Essential Role of Divergence in the Evolution and Discovery of Complexity: The process of natural evolution on Earth has discovered over its history a vast diversity of complex (sometimes […]

MdL talking concrete and misplaced concreteness, constraints and enables

“Despite the bleak reality, there is hope. There are those willing to give up their lives to destroy this collapsing dystopia and build anew amidst the ruins. What we need […]

https://froese.wordpress.com/

interesting historical overview

“Memory, not built in stone, but incorporated in the bodies of all who live the city, generates an enormous reservoir of power. Those demonized as witches, possessed or hysteric knew […]

“On still, humid nights, the old termite mounds on the savannah of Emas National Park, central Brazil, sparkle with eerie green lights. These are the bioluminescent lures of click beetle […]

“In brief, our hypothesis is that the new technologies that are being created bring about larger negative externalities than in previous epochs by forcing the early and premature obsolescence of […]

The Uncanny Valley Is in Fact a Gigantic Plain, Stretching as Far as the Eye Can See in Every Direction mp3@ http://ecologywithoutnature.blogspot.com/2015/01/the-uncanny-valley-is-in-fact-gigantic.html

I’m not so big on homeostasis talk but the general darwinian thrust makes sense, Pat may miss the aspects of human-being where we do some things as we do for […]

Originally posted on The Disorder Of Things:
Post 4 in a series of ethnographic notes sent from the Pacific Ocean. View more from the series here. Keeping watch at sunset from…