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I'm forwarding this from Alan Sondheim.
>>> Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/22/06 1:14 AM >>>
Thanks, Alan
I want to try again to comment on the discussion on nettime, which I
read in the archives on and off, and which apparently is entering the
third week. Sometimes I go over what "I'd w
I'm just catching up with this debate and it's already quite
complicated. Because of that, I can't pretend to address it directly. I
think that most of this is beyond sorting out, and I think at this point
the discussion isn't about Sondheim's "Gender and Me" post or even about
"Alan Sondheim" as s
_Hamlet's Mill_ is amazing. It might be interesting to see how it
emerges from the "Newtonian and Bergsonian Time" chapter of
_Cybernetics_. The book is co-authored with Herta von Dechend (the
Jungianism - I think she brings this along - is a limitation on the
book). _Hamlet's Mill_ has fascinating
"The inarticulate cry which seemed to be the voice of light." * Hermes
Trismegistus
I was thinking about codework presenting "its object and the inscription
of its object, both taken in the broadest sense," as Alan wrote
recently, and about the discussion of Eco. A while back I was working
ou
