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====Dust & Shadow - Reader vol.1==== | ====Dust & Shadow - Reader vol.1==== | ||
- | notes for the first volume of the [[:dust and shadow]] reader[s] | + | The first volume of the [[:dust and shadow]] reader[s] (a [[publication]]) in the form of a [[:/ |
+ | Download the reader as a pdf: [[https:// | ||
- | contents/ | + | < |
- | * FieldNotes #1: https:// | + | –Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland< |
- | * material from https:// | + | |
- | * excerpts from... | + | |
- | * Stengers - animism | + | |
- | * Tsing - mushroom at the end of the world | + | |
- | * in the dust of this planet (?) (see: [[/the mushroom at the end of the world]] as counterpoint | + | |
- | * (something on [[/ | + | |
- | * Morton - Humankind | + | |
- | * (romantic machines, panpsychism, | + | |
- | * [[http:// | + | |
- | misc... | ||
- | “Deserts possess a particular magic, since they have exhausted their own futures, and are thus free of time.” --J.G. Ballard. The Atrocity Exhibition. | + | {{> |
+ | === About === | ||
- | “Spectrality, the way a thing keeps exceeding itself, or is displaced from itself, or is ecstatically outside itself (ekstasis, “ex-sistence”), doesn’t just belong to human being […] Humankind is flickering, displaced from itself, ecstatic, rippling and dappled with shadows. Shadows made not only by some other entity interacting with it, like the sun through the trees, but shadows that are an intrinsic part of the thing.” --Timothy Morton. Humankind. | + | < |
+ | –Horace</ | ||
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+ | –Joseph A. Amato, Dust</ | ||
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+ | –Tim Morton, Humankind</ | ||
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+ | {{> | ||
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+ | === Contents === | ||
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+ | [[fieldnotes 1]]\\ | ||
+ | [[awareness exercise]]\\ | ||
+ | [[ways of listening]]\\ | ||
+ | [[objects and cairns]]\\ | ||
+ | [[designing bridges]]\\ | ||
+ | [[walking exercises]]\\ | ||
+ | [[recipes]]\\ | ||
+ | [[fieldnotes 2]]\\ | ||
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+ | === Format === | ||
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+ | –Anna Tsing, Mushroom at the end of the World</ | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | –Virginia Woolf, Hours in a Library</ | ||
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+ | {{> | ||
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+ | === Bibliography === | ||
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+ | Sources of quotes and citations can be found on the [[bibliography]] page. | ||
- | “brushing against, licking or irradiating are also access modes as valid (or as invalid) as thinking.” --Timothy Morton, Humankind. | ||
- | “nobody has ever been animist because one is never animist “in general,” always in the terms of an assemblage that produces or enhances metamorphic (magic) transformation in our capacity to affect and be affected – that is also to feel, think, and imagine. Animism may, however, be a name for reclaiming these assemblages because it lures us into feeling that their efficacy is not ours to claim. Against the insistent poisoned passion of dismembering and demystifying, | ||
- | ====other==== | ||
- | * ASU clearance (forms?) & printing? | ||
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