[Netporn-l] Des subjectivités numériques (3 /8)
From: Paul Mathias [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 21 May 2008 2:05:25 PM To: Liste des Destinataires Supprimée/Recipient List Suppressed :; Subject: Des subjectivités numériques (3/8) Chers collègues et amis, Le prononcé de la troisième séance du séminaire de printemps 2008 consacré aux subjectivités numériques, est disponible en ligne à l'adresse: http://pmat.ciph.free.fr/article.php3?id_article=85. Intitulée Le corps glorieux de Pan, cette troisième séance a tenté de tirer au clair un certain nombre de difficultés relatives à l'idée de cybersexualité. Cordialement, PM. -- Ce courrier vous a été adressé parce que vous avez manifesté de l'intérêt pour le séminaire «Des subjectivités numériques» conduit au Collège international de Philosophie. Si vous souhaitez ne plus recevoir d'informations au sujet des activités de ce séminaire, merci de le faire savoir par simple courrier électronique à l'adresse : [EMAIL PROTECTED]. -- __ Paul MATHIAS Directeur de programme Collège international de Philosophie 1, rue Descartes 75005 - Paris (FRANCE) +33(0)144414680 http://pmat.ciph.free.fr/ http://www.ciph.org/ ___ Netporn Mailing List Netporn-l@listcultures.org list: http://listcultures.org/mailman/listinfo/netporn-l_listcultures.org links: http://del.icio.us/netporn
[Netporn-l] cybersociologist albert benschop on netlove and cybersex
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[Netporn-l] 8-Bit Porn: Atari After Dark
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[Netporn-l] Susan Scrawford (and Joi Ito): Why I voted for XXX
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[Netporn-l] MyAttitude
Date: Tue, 6 Feb 2007 22:37:23 -0500 From: Kathryn Seigfried [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Air-l] Anonymous Survey: What are people's attitudes toward adult websites? To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] My name is Kathryn Seigfried, and I am a graduate student at the City University of New York, John Jay College of Criminal Justice. I am conducting a study for my Master's thesis regarding people's attitudes toward adult websites. The online survey is confidential, anonymous, and will only take 10-15 minutes of your time. Please help me finish my thesis so I can graduate, get a job, and pay back those student loans! The online survey can be found at the following website: https://www.nomadictrio.com Thank you in advance for your consideration and support! Sincerely, Kathryn Seigfried ___ Netporn Mailing List Netporn-l@listcultures.org list: http://listcultures.org/mailman/listinfo/netporn-l_listcultures.org links: http://del.icio.us/netporn
[Netporn-l] myspace porn marketing
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[Netporn-l] nicholas carr on onanism 2.0
http://www.roughtype.com/archives/2006/03/onanism_20.php In a long and thoughtful article (http://news.ft.com/cms/s/c65a4966-bfbb-11da-939f-779e2340.html) on the internet pornography phenomenon, Adrian Turpin notes that the number of porn pages on the web reached 260 million in 2003, up from 14 million in 1998, and that online porn sales hit $2.5 billion in 2005, well over double the sales of music downloads. Writes Turpin: You don’t have to be a moralist to see a downside in millions of men regularly seeking oblivion in an activity that is doomed to disappoint them and which ... frequently depresses them. However you judge it, the scale of this flight into fantasy is strange. To some it may look like both symptom and symbol of a wider malaise, marking a collective failure to connect with one other and engage with reality. Has an addictive, acquisitive society lost sight of what makes it happy beyond the next serotonin-inducing surfing session? Turpin also notes that, according to one U.K. study, more than half of children from 9 to 19 who have internet access in their homes have viewed porn online. The potential effects of the exposure are almost impossible to quantify because, as one researcher puts it, The ethical problems of conducting research involving children are so great it’s hard to identify the areas for concern.” While counsel[ing] against a moral panic, psychoanalyst Jane Haynes tells Turpin: You could say, though, that we are undergoing a huge experiment. This is the first generation who are flicking on pornographic websites ... I think it will take years to know what the implications are of young people having absolutely easy access to this material.” ___ Netporn Mailing List Netporn-l@listcultures.org list: http://listcultures.org/mailman/listinfo/netporn-l_listcultures.org links: http://del.icio.us/netporn
[Netporn-l] the delicate line [u]
Dear speakers and participants, here in Amsterdam we're getting really excited about the upcoming event. The Institute of Network is still in a state of aftershock from the last conference, which ended Saturdaynight with a great party. The topic was urban screens (www.urbanscreens.org). The program booklet is at the printers. Everyone has confirmed and is preparing. Some dropped out, others came in, as it goes with every event. There are a few things I would like to say, as the person who is directly responsible for the netporn event. Remember, we're really amongst ourselves in this event. There are no sponsors or higher authorities that we need to take into account. We put in subsidy and sponsorship requests but even here in the Netherlands no one wanted to be associated with such an event as ours. This also meant that we, as the host, could not pay that many travel tickets, nice hotels, a fancy venue, etc. OK, we're in Amsterdam and nothing is as difficult as shaping an event in a situation of 'near' freedom. You can easily spoil it, let it go, waste it. Smoke a join and be stoned all day. We here call that simply boring. This is what young tourists do during their first visit to Amsterdam. That's not freedom, it is just a pitty of the wasted time. So please take into account that there is indeed free speech, no censorship when it comes to showing images (unlike at so many other conferences). Having said that, it is a high art not to respond to this challenge in an adolescent manner. If people behave in a silly manner, we'll really not appreciate this. It's a fine line and I guess you will all respect this. Having said that. we would really like to challenge you to show whatever REALLY interests you. Do not feel limited or think you first need to check with us, etc. What I really wanna stress to you all is to dig as deep as you can into the netporn phenomena. Do not hesitate and go for it. But please remember that we're not dealing with the static and linear media such as print, video and film. We would love to stress the peer to peer, distributed aspect of contemporary porn. That's where the radical imaginary energies should be focussed upon. See you soon! Geert ___ Netporn Mailing List Netporn-l@listcultures.org list: http://listcultures.org/mailman/listinfo/netporn-l_listcultures.org wiki: http://www.networkcultures.org/wiki/index.php?title=Netporn links: http://del.icio.us/netporn
