Re: [-empyre-] Feminism Confronts Audio Technology

2014-07-03 Thread Timothy Morton
--empyre- soft-skinned space--Hi everyone, As far as I'm concerned, two awesome things happened in the 70s: --Irigaray started publishing things --Eliane Radigue started using ARPs Parallel, in my mind, with a third awesome thing (much maligned as essentialist):

Re: [-empyre-] Feminism Confronts Audio Technology

2014-06-30 Thread Caroline Park
--empyre- soft-skinned space--thank you, lyn, for bringing up the topic of space in these conversations. the study of specifically gendered spaces is new to me, and i greatly appreciate having my brain be nudged forward in this direction. i of course have no answers

Re: [-empyre-] Feminism Confronts Audio Technology

2014-06-30 Thread Stephanie Strickland
--empyre- soft-skinned space--of interest, perhaps, to a future discussion, the poet Anne Carson's essay, The Gender of Sound, in her collection *Glass, Irony and God* Stephanie Stephanie Strickland 1175 York Avenue 16B New York NY 10065 212-759-5175