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Creating an Alternative Life Context
Sinclair argues that the demonstration is rather an ineffective means of revolution. At first, this revelation is rather startling. Sinclair is openly refuting the very methodology which any … more →
Eng 4992: A Directed Study
A Thousand Plateaus, Chapter Eight: Lines and Segmentarity
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Taylor Adkins wrote 3 months ago: Deleuze, Gilles and Felix Guattari. A Thousand Plateaus. Trans. Brian Massumi. Minneapolis: Univers … more →
Fractalontology
Deborah Barlow wrote 4 months ago: I fell into an exquisite indentation—no, a cavern—in the landscape of the blogosphere th … more →
On Patterns, Codes, and Visibility
searchisthedestination wrote 4 months ago: Marshall McLuhan suggests in The Global Village that “data overload equals pattern recognition. … more →
Bookish Adventures with Bartholomew: Bartholomew's Name
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daughterofben wrote 4 months ago: Friends, Bartholomew; Bartholomew, Friends. Let’s get the obvious out of the way. Bartholomew … more →
Anti-Oedipus: The Desiring-Machines
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powars wrote 7 months ago: Blog: Feb 3, 2008 Directed Reading In between Main and Koerner libraries, there is an art piece by … more →
Blogosphere Kinships: Activity at Massthink
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Taylor Adkins wrote 10 months ago: I’ve been visiting the massthink blog (populated by Ryan and Aless) for a couple of months no … more →
Creating an Alternative Life Context
1jargoncomputer wrote 10 months ago: Sinclair argues that the demonstration is rather an ineffective means of revolution. At first, t … more →
The Body, the carceral, the invasive...
1jargoncomputer wrote 11 months ago: Michel Foucault undertakes the cumbersome endeavor of documenting a shift or transition from the spe … more →
Potential Project Ideas/Ideals
1jargoncomputer wrote 11 months ago: I feel it necessary to document some potential project ideas or, more accurately, project ideals for … more →
From Portland to the Rhizome
1jargoncomputer wrote 11 months ago: As stated in a previous post, Kunstler proposes that Portland, Oregon is the exemplar of an efficie … more →
Means of Subversion (Continued)
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1jargoncomputer wrote 11 months ago: Again, it seems entirely necessary to return to what I previously termed the “subtle subversio … more →
White Wall/Black Hole
1jargoncomputer wrote 11 months ago: “Thus the black hole/white wall system is, to begin with, not a face but the abstract machin … more →
Interesting Rhetorical Moves: Comparing Barthes' Third Meaning to A Thousand Plateaus
1jargoncomputer wrote 11 months ago: Deleuze and Guattari present a familiar rhetorical move in chapter five of A Thousand Plateaus. … more →
Semiotic Systems and the Abstract Machine
1jargoncomputer wrote 11 months ago: I must note, as a foreword, that the text which follows will likely evolve as part of several semio … more →
Semiotic Systems and the Abstract Machine
1jargoncomputer wrote 11 months ago: I must note, as a foreword, that the text which follows will likely evolve as part of several semio … more →
Considering the "Rhizome"
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1jargoncomputer wrote 11 months ago: “A method of the rhizome type, on the contrary, can analyze language only by decentering it on … more →
Watchmen: Would Jameson Approve?
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Kim S. Clune wrote 1 year ago: This assignment is interesting. I am not, nor have I ever been, a fan of comics, but I’m havin … more →
What's up with 'it' and Rhizomes?
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Kim S. Clune wrote 1 year ago: ‘IT’ In terms of defining literature, what the heck is ‘it’ anyway? (Fro … more →
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