Dear Patty,
Sadly almost noone at making sense acknowledged the crisis, not even Stiegler
who clelebrated 'amateur' art. I think the traditional humanism of the 2 left
them incapable of reflecting on the ideology of 'constructing' sense in the
midst of social chaos. Aside from roaming
One more quick thought. Although many 'making sensors' referenced Deleuzian
reterritorialization, no one situated it in relation to it's roots in May 68; a
bizarre disavowal of both Deleuze's political context, and our fraught social
moment.mTim
From:
I think this link makes sense:
http://www.leprogres.fr/fr/article/4015328/La-place-Bellecour-coupee-du-monde.html
all my best
Frédéric Neyrat
2010/10/22 Patricia R. Zimmermann pa...@ithaca.edu:
Renate:
Thank you for this report.
I have been thinking of all the Making Sense participants
There are the beginnings of stirrings here in the UK. This weekend there
will be large demo's across the country against the government's economic
proclamations this week.
Sadly though, till now, the resignation of Wayne Rooney from Man U has
generated more headlines and civil unrest than the
Simon
Can you pull out the key changes to the social contract and the actual
percentage of spending cuts?
Is the attack on funded education in the Humanities in the outcome as some are
suggesting from the Brown report?
What is the spending benchmark against which the cuts are occurring? I cant
Hi Stephanie
In respect of the funding settlement for HE I can only go on the contents of
the Browne report and statements in the press and at HE conferences by Cable
and Willetts (the relevant government ministers). Also, what applies in
England only applies partly in Scotland. That is to say,
Dear Tim,
I'm just thinking and writing a little text concerning the situation,
I will send it to Empyre list when it will be done.
For sure french intellectuals are mute, as they are'nt able to make
the link (and make the sense) between social chaos and what is
/could be new.
They don't
