Elegies and
> Ulysses. Audiovisual media have been maturing for about the same time as
> the novel had been in 1922: perhaps this pandemic year we'll see similar
> aesthetico-political breakthrough.
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To: David Garcia
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Subject: Re: The Meaning of Boris Johnson
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Obviously I agree with David in this thread. Global metabolic disruptions
like the pandemic (and the coming climate-driven storms, f
will play as the climate crunch really
> starts to bite. This is when we will return to the earlier postings on this
> thread that spoke about the science wars.
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> David Garcia
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> *From: *patrice riemens
> *Date: *Saturday, 12 February 2022 at 08:5
Concerning...
> Le 12 févr. 2022 à 14:43, David Garcia
> a écrit :
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> Actually Joseph I think quite a lot is new… going as far back as November
> 2020 I wrote post which pointed to the proposition that before the pandemic
> if anyone had suggested that under conditions, other than war, that
Joseph Rabie wrote:
Concerning...
A new and intense awareness of mutual dependency and the collective agency of
which we are capable was the great revelation of the pandemic and our only hope
of survival.
This is not new, it has always been the case in times of disaster. This
Is there a danger of seeing a lot of this as specific to Johnson; that
he is somehow a special character or case?
In Sad Little Men: Private Schools and the Ruin of England (2021),
Richard Beard refers to the work of the psychoanalyst Joy Schaverien and
her 2015 volume Boarding School Syndrome
I do wonder, insofar as Boris Johnson is concerned, how much sex has to do with
it all. In a biographical documentary shown on the Arte TV station, his use of
comic behaviour and witty repartee at school (Eton) and university (Oxford),
clearly appeared to be organised around garnering the sort o
Garcia
Cc: "nettim...@kein.org"
Subject: Re: The Meaning of Boris Johnson
Aloha,
Let me (allow me to) take Brian's rejoinder as an opportunity to address
David's and his argument in face of the (dangerous) shenanigans in 10, Clowning
Street (-Marina Hyde, TG) ... and b
Aloha,
Let me (allow me to) take Brian's rejoinder as an opportunity to address
David's and his argument in face of the (dangerous) shenanigans in 10, Clowning
Street (-Marina Hyde, TG) ... and beyond.
There is absolutely no doubt that Boris Johnson is a very 'special' character
and political
David, your second paragraph sums up a really complex situation in a few
words, thank you.
It's fairly easy to understand how right-wing populists raise the anger of
the people. They do it with fear, born largely of their own mismanagement.
Fear of the pandemic, of economic disruption, of war, of
Old friend of nettime Patrice Riemens recently mailed to ask me how I felt
about the weird/surreal state of the UK political scene. This maybe of interest
to some if not I will no doubt be corrected.
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Rory Stuart, one of the old-style Tories
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