Hi Brian-
Thanks so much for your depthful thoughts, compliments and for the link to
your work. I look forward to reading it.
These ideas come from my dissertation work entitled 'The List Serves: Bare
Life in Open Social Order' which I am getting closer and closer to
completing at Concordia Unive
i'm forwarding two items below (Statement on anti-terror arrests by
the Toronto Coalition to Stop the War, and Wounded Sentiments:
Multiculturalism, the "Toronto 17", and the National Imaginary by
Sumayya Kassamali & Usamah Ahmad) as some people may be interested to
know the local take on the r
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At 10:39 AM +0200 6/12/06, David Garcia wrote:
>I would argue that any movement for radical change should be carried
>out in close collaboration with the moderators and should take a very
>different approach and tone from some of the peremptory notifications
>we have seen on this thread. And above
I haven't posted to nettime in what a Slovene friend would no doubt
call "the age of a dog," but read it quite regularly and still
consider it a kind of ongoing online cornerstone, and have to say that
my vote (be it worthless for the above reasons, or not), is in kinship
with David Garcia's el
Richard:
> No I didn't! I was - and still am - a *left* social democrat.
H -- DEJA VU all over again . . .
http://www.nettime.org/Lists-Archives/nettime-l-9903/msg00138.html
I especially like Ted Byfield's "editorial" about what belongs on nettime!
[nettime isn't the best venue for un
On Jun 11, 2006, at 5:57 PM, A. G-C wrote:
> From this point of view, I think that Geert's provocation on closing
> the list to have it reborning from this new time, it is really
> interesting as logical activist attitude happening in real time of
> the mails against misunderstanding and mortifica
On Sunday, 11. June 2006 02:21, John Hopkins wrote:
> In this Light, I would challenge Felix and Ted (and any others
> feeling qualified) to write a brief task description of the
> (different) roles/positions necessary to run nettime as it is today.
> Put it out here. I certainly have some interes
Just as a passing note for the record -- I have the Beauty and the
East IRC log online at
http://www.neoscenes.net/projects/logs/beauty.html
For me the atmosphere invokes the same kind of activity that Tobias
facilitated.
The more the better...
Cheers
John
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