the role of the war reporter that has emancipated indicating a cultural
Well, the text not immediately on that, but...
need for the distant trauma in public
Sometimes it's not so distant. People in Iraq do watch TV news
reports about the war going on around them.
Good if they have the
On 11/06/07, Ana Peraica [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am thinking again on the role of the war reporter that has emancipated
indicating a cultural need for the distant trauma in public
Sometimes it's not so distant. People in Iraq do watch TV news
reports about the war going on around them.
ephemera Immaterial and affective labor: explored issue released
The new issue (7.1) of ephemera: theory politics in organization,
entitled immaterial and affective labor: explored, has just been
published at http://www.ephemeraweb.org. This latest special issue
offers a critical
We all like to stand on the corpses of giants; it
makes us seem taller, but one should note, that
it makes the footing mushy. A superficial
attachment of the historical limits of the
situationists to a particular set of technologies
or their social configurations is very old and
very tired
Good if they have the electricity! Not quite common for war zones.
Some people apparently have electricity often enough to make scathing
comments about what they see on TV; blogger Riverbend is an example:
http://riverbendblog.blogspot.com/
good one! I actually believe more can be done with
