--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello Daniel and Sophia,
I just wanted briefly to say that the whole VRCproject won my attention from
the very beginning.As my background is in pre-New Media literarycriticism and
visual art and poetry I'm unable toadd much to the
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Many thanks, Maurice, for your extensive discussion.In briefanswer to your two
questions—in all their complexity—I begin byexpressing gratitude for the link
to ‘The neuronal gene *Arc* encodes…’. Themechanics explained in that article I
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Wanting toexpress my gratitude to Gary and Simon for the link to Levi Bryant’s
articleand their discussion. I’m additionally glad to have the reference to
themagazine, especially as it also contains work on the Coronavirus per se.
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello Empyreans,Hoping (as always, especially under the c-19circumstances) all
are well. Reading Melinda'stext brings home again the history of so manymissed
opportunities to improve the way weuse our resources, the bungled forestry
--empyre- soft-skinned space--
DearEmpyre,
Thankingyou all as usual for the important discussion. I just wanted to comment
brieflyon Ana Valdes’ menttion of alterity as something that links our
presentunderstanding of ‘The Middle East [that] occupies the place where
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello Empyreans,
Awkwardly, having lurked on so many previousoccasions, but I hope playfully as
well, Maria, inthe senses you've set out, may I add a few ideas.For your hello
has inspired me, so let me at leastnote that. Then your
--empyre- soft-skinned space--
Hello Stirlingand Everyone,
I wanted to express agreement onwhat you
say about th complexity of borders. Your
closing sentence about being careful‘what
or who cannot be crossed’ bringshome a lot
of the difficulties involved
/environment/2017/mar/23/moores-law-carbon-would-defeat-global-warming/
Thanks to all for the rousingdiscussion.
Best wishes, William Bain (Barcelona)
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--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello List,
Many hanks to Empyre for all the hard work! Specifically atthe moment thanks to
Teresa and Therese for the commentson keeping up and options for doing so. I
think the archivesare a very important tool. The amount of
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello Empyre,
I just wanted to pick up on Margaretha's mention ofpermaculture, which I see as
relating to the conceptof sustainability and, as Randall commented in
relationto that, to regenerativity. I read the link Joline sentand feel
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear Empyre,Thanks for the new information. The month's theme seems very
interesting and especially apt. I find the usage of terroir
particularlyinteresting, finding it rather close to Derridean differAnce. One
kind ofnonsameness of
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear Empyre,
Thanks to all for the discussions on this topic.I agree that it is important to
keep analyzingand discussing these phenomena in relationto reporting,
representation, and aestheticsin general. A link was recently posted on
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Greetings Empyreans. The complications of reportingand understanding again
brought home this morningreading Empyre current posts. The UK paper *The
Guardian* in fact carries a piece on Poitras' movieon Assange that
interestingly adds to
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello Empyreans. The far ranging discussioncontinues to enthuse.. I just
wanted to pick upon Renate's comment on "Humor" in relation tothe Open Source
Estrogen project. I may beback in Week 2, actually, things are moving sofast
here.
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hi Empyreans. Anna's commentary on Warhol regarding fakes and Mark's that
(snip)/a very powerful kind of fake [is] The fake that quietly troubles the
truthclaims/. I re-read *doubles* for troubles but it obviously goes much
further,and I
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello Empyeans,This discussion is growing so fast it’s noteasy to keep up! But
I’d like briefly to respond to Margaret and Stirling re: the Williams quote.
While enjoying the headyfeeling of having correctly identified 5/6 human or
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello Empyreans. I’m greatly enjoying thediscussion, all its various themes.
What struck me today in regard to theWilliam Carlos Williams quote & comments
was Davin’s opposition of unplannedversus ple-planned texts (not only poems). I
--empyre- soft-skinned space--I've kept the subject line though my main topicjust now is about Trump admin
deletion of scientificdata from govt sites. The info comes with a leadarticle
in today's The Guardian. (Front page) Thedeletion down from that is at
--empyre- soft-skinned space--PersonallyI’ve learned a great deal from this discussion, not least from the
way itstarted somewhat sakily and then grew out along different paths. Right
now Ijust wanted to mention again the well known idea that the voting system
--empyre- soft-skinned space--DearJohannes and List,Asyou say there is or was a project for a microtheater in
Barcelona created by Miguel Alcantud. Whetherthis is the same as the
Microteatre (note spelling) on carrer Bailen is anotherquestion. The Bailen
Streetgroup
--empyre- soft-skinned space--No, we can't opt out, obviously. A quick searchon /asthma fossil fuels/ without
the slashes makesthis clear. At the same time Alan's mention of Chinaand the
militarization of Pacific atolls emphasizesthe wider extension of the problem.
I
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hi Johannes and everyone,
Thisthread is very informative and thought provoking. I’ve also just viewed
MicroTheatre’s *The Other Side* which has left me very pensive, sadly hopeful
if Ican express it that way, that what Alan refers to as
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear Margherita and List,
Iwould like briefly to address Margherita’s post referring to a red thread
thatconnects. I have follwed the bio-art posts with great interest,
includingvisits to Semina Aeternitatis which, again briefly, I
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Renate wrote of RoundTable discussion “It was a delight to feel the energy of
all things Biology andArt and my sense is that the short discussion that
followed could have gone onfor quite some time.” Forgive my brevity here but I
just
--empyre- soft-skinned space--I think that Empyre addresses two things whichare important and essential to
societies today, knowledge and informationprocessing. These are obviously also
two of the fields at risk of beingobscured by the crisismongering that’s come
--empyre- soft-skinned space--It’s really good, Chris, to getthese links to your work. When I met you at the
2011 edition of the biennialE-poetry Festival (Barcelona),I admired the way
your poetry used music in conjunction with the spoken (maybeeven chanted) word.
--empyre- soft-skinned space--In case of misinterpretation I want to clarify thatIam also concerned about
recent events, mycandidate also was not elected, either. This couldI suppose
take us to 1776 considerations. Butthat in my view would be at a later date.
--empyre- soft-skinned space--I hat to say this but Adeena in Victoria (on Vispo)is, Adeena, spellbinding.
Whether this is scatter orsplatter or things-all-at-once, well, choose your view
points... When I saw that reference *Kant* comeup I thought of what Kristeva
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hi and thanks to all for the discussion and thevery welcome reading
suggestions.This is
all much food for thought. Beatriz's com-ment on surveillance (and past mention
of it on-
list) started me reconsidering ideas on how artincludes such
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello. Simply to follow up briefly on the section ofIan McEwan's novel,
Atonement mentioned lastweek. As the Empyre topic changes, this will perhapsbe
of less interest. But as I brought up the novel--and as ideas on what is
"written on
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hi Christina and List. Briefly, thanks for the Cixousreference. I would say
yes, on that, definitely whatI was talking about relates to ecriture along
withother sorts of noticing of intertexts. I'd be happyto share a snippet from
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hello List. Just wanted to say I find this discussion really thought provoking
& full of fascinating turns. In relation to the concept of textual personas--we
especially in poetry--it seems to me that the continuum body/mind is central.
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Dear Empyreans,
Loving this great discussion! Iwanted to say onsomething Renate
posted--quoting:You [Ben] alludedto the same inbetweeness in one
of your earlier posts I think. The critical process forme also works that way.
Where there
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