Tag: the body

• I Burned You a CD {Part Three}: The Art of the New by M. Perle

                                                                                       

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  January 4, 2018

  permanent fugue

  a violent yet flammable world, au revoir simone, audio, audio visual, Bessel van der Klok, black box, christine and the queens, Clairvoyance, crystals, cults, david henry hwang, emergent strategy, emotional landscape, everybody everybody, feeling, feeling music, fleetwood mac, healing, kate bush, m. butterfly, mix, mix cd, mix tape, Music, never going back again, new year, new year same me, nostalgia, playlist, remind me, royskopp, Rudolph Steiner, running up that hill, the body, The Body Keeps the Score, The Dead, The Internet, thinking about music, tilted, time, twin shadow, writing about music

• Stay Feminist and Study Your Body by Lay Sion Ng

  How well do you understand your body? Do you think your body can change your mind? Or it is only our minds that can change our bodies? Throughout history there have been many different definitions as to what constitutes our bodies. Some theorists of the social body regarded physical bodies as objects that need to […]

  December 13, 2017

  Issues Under Tissues

  agency, agents, bodies, bodies that matter, body, cyborg, feminism, future, gender, human, hybrid, mind, mind and body, posthumanism, power, realism, self care, self love, the body, transhumanism

• Women and Space by Lay Sion Ng

  Whether it is defined as a container for things or the relation between things, the nature of space is often limned with the body-matter of women. Ever since Plato first introduced the existence of space and claimed the nature of space as the figure of the mother, women have become the body-matter for man (Plato […]

  October 12, 2017

  Issues Under Tissues

  gender, labor, philosophy, space, the body, women

• In Defense of Laggardism by Andrew Woods

  

        “I KNOW WHEN I’M BEING CATERED TO, I KNOW WHEN I’M BEING CATERED TO, I WILL NOT SETTLE FOR THE LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR.” Car Seat Headrest, “Not What I Needed.” Marshall McLuhan’s “Challenge and Collapse: The Nemesis of Creativity” appeared frequently on my graduate school seminar syllabi. My professors believed that it […]

  July 9, 2017

  Polymathically Perverse

  Innovation, Laggard, technology, the body, Water, Water is life