This is a great blog from Bill Connolly at Johns Hopkins on Latour and politics.
http://contemporarycondition.blogspot.com/2014/06/bruno-latour-anthropocene-and-general.html
This is a great blog from Bill Connolly at Johns Hopkins on Latour and politics.
http://contemporarycondition.blogspot.com/2014/06/bruno-latour-anthropocene-and-general.html
this is an interesting bit of research:
http://www.cbc.ca/spark/blog/2014/06/08/the-networked-city/
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but do you believe that there are such things as democratic machines that have lost touch with the vitality of being? sounds like a scifi book in the making.
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I do find much joy in reading Bill’s work. He is trying to capture some of the evangelical resonance that works so productively for the right and harness it for the left. I always some hope that we maybe we can do this thing after all.
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“to install a more vibrant pluralist spirituality into democratic machines that have lost touch with the vitality of being”
evangelism lives…
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http://anthem-group.net/2014/06/07/william-connolly-on-latours-gifford-lectures-pluralist-conflux/
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Loving this post: “The goal would be to defeat neoliberalilsm, to curtail climate change through radical changes in the energy grid and ethos of consumption, to reduce inequality, and to install a more vibrant pluralist spirituality into democratic machines that have lost touch with the vitality of being.” Sound like the only plan — sketch of plan — forward.
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