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who’s the architect parked in front of my computer, probably tweeting. :) Welcome fellow travelers, visionaries, and agents of change! This is a blog exploring the co-evolution of humanity and our technologies. I started writing here back in 2009 while I was working on my MA in Media Studies at the New School in NYC. My passion has been in watching what is happening at the intersection of technology, communication and culture – how people are using the web and peer-to-peer technology to more effectively self-organize, collaborate, build community, and accelerate social innovation. I feel that we are a global society in transition. New models are being created for open collaboration and open enterprise, for complementary and alternative currencies, for governance, and for spirituality and empowerment. I am scouting the edges of technology and innovation, right where the magic happens. Thanks for joining me on the journey. - Venessa Here are a few projects I’ve been working on: finnish translation Like this:
Deb Roy - MIT Media Laboratory Feldenkrais-Praxis Ulrike Springer, Luzern George Saunders A professor at Syracuse University, Saunders won the National Magazine Award for fiction in 1994, 1996, 2000, and 2004, and second prize in the O. Henry Awards in 1997. His first story collection, CivilWarLand in Bad Decline, was a finalist for the 1996 PEN/Hemingway Award. In 2006 Saunders received a MacArthur Fellowship. Early life and education[edit] Saunders was born in Amarillo, Texas. Career[edit] From 1989 to 1996, Saunders worked as a technical writer and geophysical engineer for Radian International, an environmental engineering firm in Rochester, New York. Saunders's fiction often focuses on the absurdity of consumerism and corporate culture and the role of mass media. The film rights to CivilWarLand in Bad Decline were purchased by Ben Stiller in the late 1990s, and as of 2007, the project was in development by Stiller's company, Red Hour Productions.[10] Saunders has also written a feature-length screenplay based on his story "Sea Oak".[11] Works[edit] Fiction[edit] Notes[edit]
Self-delusion and self-loathing Two shores of the same river, either can get you into a lot of trouble. Self-delusion is lying to yourself about how good you are. You might think you're a world class designer or actor or chef or administrator or problem solver, but you might be merely well-intentioned, hard-working and pretty good. and... Self-loathing is lying to yourself about how bad you are.
Oscar Brenifier: Welcome Oscar Brenifier Oscar Brenifier, holds a Bachelor of biology degree (University of Ottawa) and a PhD in Philosophy (Paris IV – Sorbonne). For many years, in France as well as in the rest of the world, he has been working on the concept of ‘philosophical practice’, both from a theoretical and practical viewpoint. Oscar Brenifier & Isabelle Millon Ninth International Summer Seminar – 2014 “Practicing Philosophy” La Chapelle St André (Burgundy) – France August 4th – 10th, 2014 English language only Every summer, in the little village of La Chapelle St André (Burgundy – France), gather about 30-40 persons involved in philosophical practice (students, teachers, professors, counselors, trainers) in order to reflect on their work and improve professionally. Of course, Socratic maieutic is a key methodological point, but as well dialectics, analytics, community of enquiry, constitute as many entries and matrices to define the work. This seminar does not require previous philosophical training.
Wer sich entblößt, schützt seine Privatsphäre mitunter am besten Leute wie Klaus Eck propagieren ja seit langem, dass man, um seine Reputation zu schützen, das Internet mit Informationen fluten soll, die positiv geprägt sind. Dann sind eventuell erscheinende negative Beiträge nicht so leicht zu finden und das Gesamtbild bleibt eher ein positives. Zugleich führen wir ja ständig sehr emotionale Privatsphären-Diskussionen. Darin wird die Frage gestellt, wie wir unsere Privatsphäre schützen können. Vor diesem Hintergrund finde ich das Interview mit Ashton Kutcher in der Neon-Ausgabe vom August 2010 sehr interessant, der das von Klaus Eck propagierte Prinzip auf sein Problemfeld übertragen erfolgreich anwendet. (…)Sie nehmen das mit der eigenen Öffentlichkeitsarbeit sehr ernst. Meine Interpretation: Letztlich heißt das, dass nicht nur für Top-Prominente eine große Chance darin liegt, aktiv und gezielt in die Öffentlichkeit zu treten und aus sich selbst eine Marke zu machen, die ein ganz bestimmtes gewolltes Bild vermittelt.
Dragon Dictation comes to the iPhone. Wow. (Mel Martin/TUAW) At this moment, the must-read stories in technology are scattered across hundreds of news sites and blogs. That's far too much for any reader to follow. Fortunately, Techmeme arranges all of these links into a single, easy-to-scan page. Our goal is to become your tech news site of record. Story selection is accomplished via computer algorithm extended with direct human editorial input. Ludwig Hasler Ludwig Hasler (* 1945 in Zollikon) ist ein Schweizer Philosoph, Publizist und Kunstsammler. Biographie[Bearbeiten] Internet[Bearbeiten] Hasler sieht im Internet ein „neue[s] digitale[s] Reich der Amateure“ und verteidigt das Recht der Laien in diesem Medium gegen die Anmaßungen der Experten. Bücher[Bearbeiten] (Hg.), Schelling: Seine Bedeutung für eine Philosophie der Natur und der Geschichte. Anmerkungen[Bearbeiten] Hochspringen ↑ Dr. Weblinks[Bearbeiten] Literatur von und über Ludwig Hasler im Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek
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Edward Soja (born 1940, [ 1 ] in Bronx ( New York City ), U.S. ) is a postmodern political geographer and urban planner on the faculty at UCLA , where he is Distinguished Professor of Urban Planning, and the London School of Economics . He has a Ph.D. from Syracuse University . His early research focused on planning in Kenya . In addition to his readings of American feminist cultural theorist bell hooks (b.1952), and French intellectual Michel Foucault (1926–1984), Professor Ed Soja's greatest contribution to spatial theory and the field of cultural geography is his use of the work of French Marxist urban sociologist Henri Lefebvre (1901–1991), author of (1974). Soja has updated Lefebvre's concept of the spatial triad with his own concept of spatial trialectics which includes thirdspace, or spaces that are . Soja focuses his critical postmodern analysis of space and society, or what he calls spatiality, on the people and places of Los Angeles . [ edit ] Thirdspace [ edit ] Visions for Los Angeles .