gender and (how happy are) you etc digest [x6]

"Melissa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> how happy are you John Hopkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Re: Gender and You Alan Sondheim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> re: etc. Wayne Myers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Re: Gender and You Kali Tal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Re: Gender an

Further Expansion of Internet Surveillance

I find this disturbing but, then again, I am almost becoming jaded as to loss of rights. It really seems anyway that it takes technical know-how to have real privacy, given the fact that I and others have experienced electronic harrasment in forms that supposedly don't even exist, according to som

Re: Gender and You

I'm not sure how much longer nettime will let me go on, but I feel again I have to respond; now I'm an Orientalist as well as sexist. This is one of the ugliest exchanges I've had - maybe the ugliest - but I can't let it go. On Sat, 7 Oct 2006, Kali Tal wrote: > I do find the Nikuko pieces Orie

Re: Gender and You

Dear Kali Thank you for your important statements and also for sticking to your guns on these questions, which have always been difficult for active nettimers ( who are largely white, male and straight) to respond to without knee jerk deployment of terms such as "essentialist" which are used as e

Re: Torture, Torture, Torture!!!

Bla, bla, bla!!! The world is laughing at America, not because you torture, have fun, but because you started those wars. Torture is the most boring detail. H. Paul D. Miller wrote: > This is a cross post of an mini essay by Naeem Mohaiemen. > > read on! > Paul > > State Of Exception, After

Re: Gender and You

Alan and I simply disagree on identity politics. I don't think that "male baggage" can be left behind ; I think that social/cultural/ gender location is crucially important in any analysis; I think it's impossible to do good analysis at all if race/gender/class isn't part of the critique. I

Re: Invisible States: Europe in the Age of Capital Failure

Ben, >How could a society (or, say, a social movement or group of social movements) support secondary knowledge production so that people can get the information they need, from credible sources, in a form they can understand, in time to act on it?< Thanks for this interesting reflection on B

Human rights in Thailand

Since this subject has been broached here quite recently, I take the liberty of pasting below a message sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . The implications are wider than the regional issue, for it raises the question of to what extent major media (and telecoms companies) dominated by big busines