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Thanks for a fascinating and moving discussion. I just wanted to say that I
have been following this more closely than any other empyre discussion for
years. All of these mirrors on our world are overpowering. The atavistic
barbarity of
Hello everyone,
On this last list day, I wanted to thank Simon and everyone for the
opportunity to contribute to this discussion of creativity as a social
ontology. I think the general approach to the cluster of issues is a
very useful one, as we frame our approaches to contemporary
Hi everybody,
I think Simon responded more clearly to Chris Sullivan's comment that
I would have. Generally, I would say that contesting a certain idea of
what authorship constitutes does not imply any sort of conspiracy
against authors, just a different idea of where authorship sits
Hello again,
In the next few days I want to pick up more on some of Johannes'
questions and Simon's thoughts and some of the interesting ways in
which the idea of authorship is challenged and reformulated. I also
think there are some things to consider about the economics of
electronic
Hello again,
To Ruth, of course I would say no apology necessary. I don't think it's even
possible to be interrupted on a mailing list, and I appreciated your post and
the view into the creative environment at Furtherfield. It sounds like an
inspiring environment, in spite of the challenges of
Hello everyone,
I have just spent some time reading through the stream of messages written over
the course of this month regarding creativity as a social ontology in an
attempt to begin to frame my thoughts around these questions and determine how
I can most productively contribute to the
, solutions and
opportunities. Magnus is now off on a well earned break from Scotland's
delightful weather but I am looking forward to Ruth's further(field)
contribution to the discussion from London.
We would like to welcome our guest for Week 4 of this discussion, Scott
Rettberg (Norway/USA
Eugenio and Simon,
My guess is that people would use a dislike button on facebook much more as
an I sympathize with you device than as a you are completely off your
rocker indicator. People want to have that for the My cat/mother/father died
response. You're probably right though, Eugenio,
