I too have smoked with Kittler, in the dusty expanse of his Berlin
home, replete with its assemblages of antiquated hardware, and I am
sure others on nettime have done so too. In the wake of his death
however I have felt no need to chime in with this fact in order
to 'claim' him in some way, and I
Dear Geert,
I had the unfortunate vantage point of meeting Kittler in the early
1990's, when perhaps his persuasiveness was fading. As for his person,
I was stunned by his open misogyny and a talk he gave in which women
were zeros and men were ones (the second being a far more attractive
proposi
Did anyone notice that Clinton arrived in Libya on a surprise visit
during which she took part in an assembly and also stated that the U.S.
was now behind killing Gaddafi - a few days later he was dead...?!?
On 27/10/11 19:44, Tjebbe van Tijen wrote:
> Who are the virtual murderers of Gaddafi?
>
Very interesting reply.
In Margaret Morse's email, the smoking was anecdotic, but the misogyny that she
perceived in Kittler was a question of values.
Your reply overlooks this, totally. Why?
Joseph Rabie.
(who contributes little of note on this list)
Le 29 oct. 2011 à 04:27, Jordan Crandall
Smoking is dilitirious to health as we say in India, and apparently also
attacks the tolerance system.
Cheers, p+3D!
On Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 10:27:45PM -0400, Jordan Crandall wrote:
> I too have smoked with Kittler, in the dusty expanse of his Berlin
> home, replete with its assemblages of ant
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I find it remarkable how contributors on this mailing list recall the
personality and intellectual style of Friedrich Kittler, but little is
being said about the insights and theory he left to the contemporary
media criticism/activism/arts field. Interestingly, Kittler never had
a chair for media s
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>From the Humboldt-Universit?t zu Berlin website:
"Kittler hatte den Lehrstuhl f?r ?sthetik und
Geschichte der Medien an der Humboldt-Universit?t
zu Berlin inne"
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